South Kalimantan: Dengue cases

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Source: http://kalimantanpost.com/tri-banjar/martapura/811-bawahan-selan-klb-demam-berdarah.html

Thursday, December 24, 2009 11:24

Martapura, KP - Beware of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF), especially this rainy season, especially when this Agepty Aedes mosquito development will increase sharply, so the potential spread of this dreadful disease.

Head of Health Department of Banjar, dr GT Rifaniansyah pointed out, there is one village stated Extraordinary Incident (KLB), the Village Under Sub Selan Mataraman happened on December 4th of this case.

`` But the area previously did not exist DB case,''he said.
Was for the most vulnerable areas affected dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF), he continued, Sub Martapura, because of dense population and high mobility of people in the region.

Banjar Regency own `` including endemic area, one of which is Martapura most vulnerable,''he said.

Although including the endemic areas, he added, people are urged not afraid of the disease, but it would be nice to recognize this disease, namely prevention, such as promoting 3M plus, the drain, buried, close and sowing abate powder.

Added Rifaniansyah, Aedes mosquitoes Agepty the elite, these animals put their eggs in clean water, so the community must be vigilant, wary encouraged places mosquitoes are often lodged.

`` Various tin cans, coconut shell, flower pots, bath and storage of water,''he said.

Therefore, he suggested that society should not allow secondhand goods flooded rain, get used to 3M, if left mosquito larva will multiply rapidly.

`` Goods of the most widely used mosquito Aedes Agypty produce, among other tires used tires patched diusaha. Used tires haphazardly placed on business owners will accommodate quite a lot of rain, so that certain mosquito eggs to be there more,''he reminded.

But, he added, do not interpret this statement to turn off those efforts, but on the other hand, owners are encouraged to keep old tires to avoid stagnant water. (wan/K-8)

 

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Source: http://www.banjarmasinpost.co.id/read/artikel/31917

In Banjarbaru Seven people have died
Thursday, January 7, 2010 | 08:39 PST
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BANJARBARU, THURSDAY - Until today, Thursday (7/1/2010) Banjarbaru City in the state of Extraordinary Incident (KLB) Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF). Increased cases continue to occur since November compared to the three previous periods.

Kabid Control Health Problems (PMK) Banjarbaru City Health Office, Zainal Ariffin, said the number of patients caused by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, since January-November 2009 period continued to increase from the previous two years.

"The death rate from the period January-November 2009 has doubled from the period of observation in 2007 and six times the period of observation in 2008," explained.

He said, in 2008 for example, recorded 83 cases of DHF cases, while from January-December 2009 in 128 cases. Continued to increase since January 2010 was recorded in 10 cases. "In addition there are also spikes in the number of deaths caused by dengue. When in 2008 the death rate nil, in 2009 there were seven victims died," he said.

According to him, this outbreak status will still survive because of the tendency to an increase in the case until next March. Besides the transition period and into the rainy season, weather conditions also affect the erratic cycle of the mosquito Aedes aegypti.

"In the last three months carried out 45 times fogging. Three areas, namely Guntungpayung, North Banjarbaru, and Landasanulin is a region with a number of patients and the highest dead," he said.

Kelurahan Cempaka Meanwhile, a dengue endemic area. Although the malaria area but due to the mobility of people living a very high Cempaka causes region as endemic areas.

From the data already collected Banjarbaru City health office, from 20 urban villages, urban villages recorded three cases of DHF occur most of District of North Ulin basis there are 16 cases, 13 cases SungaiBesar Sub-District, and 11 cases Loktabat North.

Pemko Banjarbaru, he said, to intensified prevention and cooperation of all parties penanganan.Perlu overcome. society increasingly concerned with expected environmental cleanliness. Prevent Dengue with 3M Plus, one of them.

 

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Source: http://www.banjarmasinpost.co.id/read/artikel/32137

Google translation:

Victims Increase in Dengue HST
Saturday, January 9, 2010 | 06:25 PST

BARABAI, SATURDAY-The victim died of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in the Hulu Sungai Tengah (HST), South Kalimantan increases. Having claimed two lives, yesterday one more child is beyond help.

Wulan (13) citizen Gang Sacred SDN North Barabai trailing only a few days getting medical help in Damanhuri Hospital of esophageal DHF Barabai last breath.

HST Dians Health Head Dr. Basuki said Hardi when coming into hospital Damanhuri, 6th grader this trailing SDN Keramat

was in critical condition, unconscious, and shock. "Virus has spread so that the situation was critical," said the former director of this Barabai Damanhuri RD.

Added to the patient's death was due to late treated, because the family of late brought to the hospital or the nearest health center.

"Five days after being found DHF new family parties brought to the hospital. The patient's condition was already severe, thus not helped," he said.

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Re: South Kalimantan: Dengue cases

Source: http://kalimantanpost.com/tri-banjar/banjarmasin/1341-dbd-makin-mengganas.html

Wednesday, January 27, 2010 08:33

BANJARMASIN, KP - The attack of dengue fever (DHF) in the month of January 2010 'mengganas' and the appointment of a significant increase, reaching 246 cases and six cases of the fatal result in the patient died.
Head of South Kalimantan Provincial Health Office, Drg Rosihan Adhani, said that in conversations with KP in Banjarmasin, Tuesday (26 / 1).

`` Peak dengue attack is estimated to occur in January - February 2010, and to anticipate the peak of the attack, South Kalimantan Provincial Health Office has been lowered two teams pogging fogging to help officers in districts throughout the South Kalimantan,''said Rosihan.

`` We have derived Team Fogging South Kalimantan province's health office is doing the spraying in area Banjarbaru, and which is dipogging residential housing or a densely populated area,''he added.

It is said also, the team conducted fogging of South Kalimantan province health office is using a two-car units. `` So the fogging is done by car, not with the equipment strapped to his shoulder, but it also carried out supply abate, and the liquid cynop,''he added.

According to him, in the year 2007 cases of DHF in South Kalimantan Province reached 1324 cases in 2008 reached 720 cases, and in 2009 reached 113 cases. `` The year 2010 is expected to increase, because in this January alone has reached 246 cases, and six of them died,''he said again.

Asked about the areas most stricken with dengue, according to him, the highest Tala District, then Banjarbaru, Banjarmasin, Banjar District, and the HST. `` Also spread almost evenly in all other areas,''he added.

He also said the incidence of dengue disease is as a result of natural phenomena, namely the impact of climate change increasing population as agypti Aedes mosquitoes causing dengue disease.

Late Anticipation
On that occasion Rosihan also said that many cases of DHF were fatal because of late is anticipated, because there are no symptoms with fever, while the decrease in platelets can be detected only on the third day. `` Because of that people are suggested, if there are family members who suffer from high heat, fever, appeared red spots body, head dizzy, let alone until there is bleeding, should be quickly taken to the hospital to get medical treatment,''he said .

He also reminded, in addition to steps anticipation of South Kalimantan Provincial Health Office and district / municipal in South Kalimantan, which is also very important is the active participation of the community to improve environmental hygiene and housing, so the schools must also take the initiative to clean the school environment. (lia/K-2)

 

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So the doctor forced Room Place Inpatient
Thursday, January 28, 2010 | 08:22 PST

BANJARBARU, THURSDAY - outbreak spread of the disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in Kota Banjarbaru make the area including the status of extraordinary events (KLB). In fact, hospitals are now filled with patients Banjarbaru diseases Aedes aegypti mosquitoes spread it.

Monitoring Banjarmasin Post, Thursday, residents packed hospitals Banjarbaru, Banjarbaru and around some of whom attacked by dengue.

All the rooms in the hospitals were full of patients. Only a few empty beds, but not long after a new patient comes back to fill the vacancy. Children in the room, almost all the space is full, there is only one day of treatment there were also treated for a week.

Head of Hospital Services Banjarbaru Diah Susiarini Ruth, said, in this last week as many as 22 patients treated in hospitals due to dengue. "Almost all the rooms full, unless the delivery room and the baby. DHF patients are scattered around the room, an average of 2-3 people in each room," he said.

He said, the number of patients exceeds the capacity. In the nursery there are 17 beds, but more than half, or eight beds for dengue patients.

Associated with increased anxiety DHF patients, the hospitals have set up eight additional beds.

"We are prepared in a special room, which already accommodates six people new dengue patients who were treated from eight additional beds provided," he said.

Additional special room is a room for the young doctors to work, while it made an additional shelters to treat DHF patients.

During this January, at least 47 people recorded positive dengue affected. Even the mosquito Aedes aegypti malignancy in Banjarbaru already claimed the lives of Irene (6) a patient from Jaln RO Ulin, Banjarbaru, who died Tuesday (26 / 1), due to dengue.

 

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Source: http://www.banjarmasinpost.co.id/read/artikel/33821/satu-bulan-dua-meninggal

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One Month, Two Dead
Friday, January 29, 2010 | 09:06 PST
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Mosquito causes dengue dengue fever (DHF).

KANDANGAN, FRIDAY - The attack of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) more mengganas. In Hulu Sungai Selatan (HSS), Aina Asmiati (8) died from the disease.

Villagers of the Left Front Amawang, Kandangan had died, Monday (25/1/2010), the Hospital Hartono, or when entering the fourth day of treatment. Death of familiar greeting Aina second grade students the Left Front's Amawang, of course, brings a deep wound for the family.

H Ancu Aina parents admitted, initially did not think her son was suffering from dengue, because before she was referred to Hospital Hartono had a chance to heal his son.

However, Thursday (21 / 1), the fruit that her back pain so he immediately rushed to the hospital. "After being treated for four days finally my child's life can not be helped," he said.

Aina addition, recently, Sari Saniah (35) Nagara citizens also have died from dengue attack. According to Health Department data for January 2010 HSS has recorded at least 18 cases of DHF.

Head of Disease Control and Prevention Environmental Public Health District HSS Astannudiansyah said, residents should be vigilant against mosquito attack is a citizen let alone died of dengue positive.

He asked, if there are people who suffer from symptoms of DHF was rushed to the hospital.

According to him, two people died of the dengue attack can not be helped because it has been remarkable bleeding. As a result of late taken to the hospital. "For the family members affected by dengue symptoms should immediately run to the hospital to get help immediately," he said.

Chief of Health Dr. M Asnal HSS says, to set the extraordinary events that affected an area of endemic dengue is usually made by the Provincial Office. "We have been reported but so far we have not received confirmation of outbreaks in the determination of HSS," he said.

Expresses, in HSS DHF cases this year, far lower than the previous year as many as 52 cases. In 2008 the number of 117 cases of DHF patients.

 

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Increasing patient DB Back in February this
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Published: February 4, 2010

FEBRUARY 2010 TO THIS MONTH, PENDERITA BERDARAH FEVER BACK IN INCREASING SOUTH KALIMANTAN.

Until now recorded 368 cases of dengue fever and 10 of them died. Head of Provincial Health Office of South Kalimantan, Rosihan Adhani over coffee yesterday morning, told reporters say, the highest increase in the districts of Banjar, Tanah Laut and Banjarmasin.

One of the factors causing this increase in DHF because of Kalimantan has entered the rainy season, in January and February, plus a lack of public response, in addressing the spread of dangerous mosquito.

Currently it has made efforts to appeal penaggulangan with 3M constantly, until the fluid Sinop and abate the public for free. Communities are also asked to report cases of DHF to the nearest health workers, to the hospital or health center can take action.

Meanwhile, Vice Governor of South Kalimantan, Bahri Nur Rosehan Health Office immediately requested to coordinate with related agencies, in the district and the city to anticipate the outbreak of DHF cases in South Kalimantan.

It hoped that the efforts of the health office responsive Kalimantan, cases of dengue fever, can be prevented and minimized. (AP FIRHAN FM)

 

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Source: http://www.banjarmasinpost.co.id/read/artikel/35758/tanahlaut-terbanyak-demam-berdarah

Most Tanahlaut Dengue Fever
Friday, February 19, 2010 | 06:50 PST

BANJARBARU, FRIDAY - Patients with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in South Kalimantan until mid February as many as 155 cases, far down in January compared to as many as 498 cases.

Head of South Kalimantan Provincial Health Office Rosihan Adhani H, say, the death rate from the disease also decreases. From January 16 victims on the four victims to petengahan February.

Rosihan expect continued decline, since DHF is one of the dangerous disease.

Only, he said, the decline was not evenly distributed, some areas actually increased DHF patients.

According to him, from Januaron until mid-February, most DHF patients in the Tanahlaut District 186 cases, four victims died. Followed Banjarbaru, 116 cases and three people died.

Number three districts for the most number of DHF cases, the Upper North River with a number of cases of 89 cases, and three people died.

According to Rosihan, decrease DHF cases in South Kalimantan, one of them for joint efforts to control disease caused by mosquito bites.

Special Banjarbaru, local health office is still set an outbreak of dengue. Some patients with DHF are also still being treated in hospital.

Banjarbaru Kabid Hospital Services, Dr. Ruth Susiarini Hj Diah said the majority of dengue positive patients were children.

"Dengue Patients still come and go, there kesenderungan decreased but its fluctuations. Ahri So this could be reduced later increased," he said.

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DHF January - February 17
Kab / Kota January February
(P) (F) (F) (F)
1. Banjarmasin 20 1 7 2
2. Banjarbaru 91 2 25 1
3. Banjar 45-4 --
4. Barito Kuala 19-3 --
4. Balangan 11 to 3 --
5. HSS 20 2 11 --
6. HST 25 2 6 1
7. HsU 57 3 32 --
9. Kotabaru 10 to 3 --
10.Tapin 22 1 7 --
11.Tanahlaut 157 4 29 --
12.Tabalong 9 to 4 --
13.Tanahbumbu 12 1 11 --
-------------------------------------------------- --
Total 498 16 155 4

Ket: (P) positive
(M) Died

Source: Provincial Health Office of South Kalimantan

 

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Source: http://regional.kompas.com/read/2010/02/23/18202319/Empat.Meninggal.Akibat.DBD

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Four Deaths Due to Dengue
Tuesday, February 23, 2010 | 18:20 pm
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BANJARMASIN, KOMPAS.com - Four citizens of the City of Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan, died after being stricken with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) during the beginning of January until February 20, 2010.

"The four people who died of DHF are attacked, all infants under the age of five years or a toddler," said chief health office Banjarmasin Drg Diah RP, Tuesday (23/2/2010).

Additions victims died of dengue during the January to February 20, 2010 that can be categorized as an extraordinary event or outbreak.

Previously Banjarmasin City Government through the health office distributed 80 thousand leaflets containing appeals increased vigilance against the spread of dengue disease.

The division was done because the leaflets public awareness about the spread of dengue disease is still lacking.

"Evidence of public awareness is still less visible than the first treatment as people affected by dengue. The four victims had died one day after being taken to hospital," he said.

This indicates that the patient was exposed to dengue a few days and late taken to the hospital for medical treatment given.

Therefore distributed leaflets to the public is expected to increase understanding of the spread of dengue.

Dengue disease must be eradicated to create a clean environment and healthy, free from all kinds of sources of disease.

Department of Health data shows during January and February 20, 2010 there were 30 cases of DHF with four people died.

Therefore, people should get to know which type of dengue disease has symptoms include sudden fever that reached 39 degrees Celsius.

Other characteristics, ankles, toes and hands and spine pain accompanied by a rash (a collection of red dots) on the skin.

Prevention is cheap and effective against the disease is draining clean water reservoirs, bathtub, flower vases and so on.

At least once a week, since the mosquitoes breed from egg to mature within a period of 7-10 days.

Page or the garden around the house should be cleared of objects that allows to accommodate clean water, especially during the rainy season like now.

Doors and windows should be opened every day, from morning till evening for fresh air and sunlight can enter, causing the exchange of air and a healthy light.

"Therefore, do not create an ideal environment for mosquitoes spreading dengue," said Diah.