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Suspected A/H1N1 cases jump in Balikpapan

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://news.okezone.com/read/2009/08/01/1/243998/kasus-flu-babi-melonjak-di-balikpapan

Google translation:

Flu cases suspected Pigs jumped in Balikpapan
Saturday, 1 August 2009 - 01:33 wib

Amir Sarifudin - Okezone
(NY Daily)

BALIKPAPAN - swine flu suspected cases jumped significantly in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, in the final. Now as much tercatatat infected 1500 people suspected virus A (H1N1). Most of the presumed flu A (H1N1) are school students.

Therefore, as much of 370 schools and madrasah and pesantren training of danger flu virus A (H1N1) in Balikpapan city hall government, Friday (31/7/2009).


This activity increased the number of follow up suspected cases of flu in Balikpapan is increased as much 30 percent from the previous month. Most people with flu-age ranged from 6 to 15 years.

"Month of June to July 1500 is as much flu patients who fell ill, usually just below the number 900 people," said Dyah.

According Dinkes Balikpapan, this increase is influenced changes in the weather condition is not stabilized and the patient's body.

In addition, jajanan consumed the students have not yet meet the standards of healthy eating. Dyah add, to anticipate the threat of flu virus A (H1N1), so that he mengimbau community activities outside the home and maintain health.
 
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