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Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://cetak.kompas.com/read/xml/2009/06/10/14452386/Pasien.DBD.di.RSUD.Mulai.Turun

Kesehatan
Pasien DBD di RSUD Mulai Turun
Rabu, 10 Juni 2009 | 14:45 WIB

DBD patients in hospitals Start Down
Wednesday, 10 June 2009 | 14:45 WIB

Sleman, Kompas - People with dengue fever dengue disease in the Hospital General Regional Sleman start to decrease during the period of two months. Notes from hospitals Sleman, this June there were two new patients who contract the disease is dangerous.

This anticlimax of cases throughout 2009. Data in January there are nine patients treated in the DBD hospitals and reach the highest peak reached in April that 14 cases and begin to decrease in May to 10 cases. Total cases in the DBD RSUD in January-June 2009 reached 49 people.

"Of these, about 60 percent are children under the age of 10 years," said Staff RSUD Functional Sleman, Muhrodji, when found, on Tuesday (9 / 6). He adds, as many as 80 percent of DBD derived from the District Gamping who is one of the endemic DBD in Sleman.

However, Muhrodji said, a decline compared with the case if the data the same period in 2008. At that time, the number of people with the period of January-June reached 77 people. One of the faktornya level of vigilance and awareness that have been high on the DBD.

"If patients have been treated in hospitals, we menyosialisasikan directly to the family to do the eradication of mosquitoes around the home environment. In fact, it was observed so that minimize the number of people from the same environment," said Muhrodji.

There are likely trends again increased in the period September-December when the rain started coming down again. Conditions that are ideal for Maintenance Aedes aegypti mosquito, causes DBD. "Seeing as current weather conditions, trends DBD is also still possible to increase," he said.

Separately, a member of Commission D DPRD Sleman, Tri Yudiana Huda, said, declining trends in Sleman DBD is the result of the hard work of offices and related community should diapresiasi, especially cadres health monitoring jentik in every environment. (ENG)
 
Re: Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Source: http://republika.co.id/print/84184

Yogyakarta City Government Change School Bathtub with Kran
AFP Published
Thursday, October 22, 2009 at 18:32:00

YOGYAKARTA - As of October 2009, the City of Yogyakarta recorded that there were 500 people with dengue hemorrhagic fever. Three of the patients had died.

To suppress the spread of diseases transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes aegepyti, municipal government of Yogyakarta kranisasi programs promote in schools. The program is to suppress the breeding of mosquitoes.

''This program is conducted by removing the tub and replace it with a water reservoir that is not permanent like a bucket (dry toilets). Thus, water can be suppressed because the tub is not permanent (bucket) filled with water only when to use,''said the head of the City Health Office Yogyakarta, Choirul Anwar, Thursday (22/10).

According to him, kanisasi program focused on schools, which have been the one dengue-prone areas. ''From the amount of DHF patients in Yogyakarta, as much as 37 percent are high school students, "said Choirul Anwar.


According to him, the municipal government of Yogyakarta today provides USD 185 million fund for this program. He said, the funds are distributed circumstances the first 37 secondary schools (SMP) private as Yogyakarta city. "In 2011 we were targeting schools kranisasi reached 95 percent, from 528 the number of private schools in Yogyakarta," he said.

Deputy Mayor of Yogyakarta, Hariyadi Suyuti, expect this program could encourage the establishment of community health status through high school. "It is the obligation of school to give participants a sense of security to students, and learners change their behavior to a healthy lifestyle to help the government programs to prevent dengue," he said. Yoe / rif
 
Re: Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Source: http://www.tribunkaltim.co.id/read/artikel/45350

Google translation:

Beware of Dengue Fever in the Early Years
Compass / Vishnu Widiantoro
Fumigation (fogging) to overcome the dengue fever mosquito must be improved.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010 | 17:53 PST

SLEMAN - Citizens Sleman, DI Yogyakarta, prompted wary of attacks Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) before the peak rainy season is expected to occur from January to March this. In 2009, a total of 521 dengue cases spread throughout the Sleman with five victims died.

"In the last three months, cases of DHF is still low. However, it is estimated to peak at the beginning of the rainy season this year, dengue attack would be high again," said Chief Public Health Nuraini Mafilindati Sleman, when met, Tuesday (5/1/2010).

During the last three-month period in 2009, people with DHF in Sleman only reached 70 people. However, the prism of the experience in early 2009, cases of DHF can be increased to 59-90 cases per month.


"The high level of rain makes a lot of places to be conducive to brood mosquito Aedes aegypti (a mosquito carrying dengue)," said Mafilindati.

Therefore, he appealed to all the people to pay attention on environmental tingal n where they are and make a move to eradicate mosquito-breeding marshes with 3M (drains, buried, and closing) places where mosquitoes perkembangbiakkan potential.

Mafilindati added, none of the 17 districts in the immune Sleman DHF. From the data in 2009, three districts with the most cases of DHF are Depok (100 cases), Gamping (98), and Kalasan (66). In 2004, DHF had achieved the status of Extraordinary Incident (KLB) in Sleman with 732 cases and 14 people died. (kompas.com)
 
Re: Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Source: http://cetak.kompas.com/read/xml/2010/02/04/15212715/dbd.lampaui.2009.

Google translation:

Push DBD 2009
Check the Quick Test to Prevent Victim Died

Thursday, February 4, 2010 | 15:21 pm

YOGYAKARTA, KOMPAS - The number of people stricken with dengue hemorrhagic fever or dengue in 2009 compared DIY soared. To prevent the victim died from the disease, Public Health will expand the use of DIY rapid diagnostic test or tests fast check-health centers in health centers and hospitals.

Based on data from DIY Health Service, during January 2010, the number of people afflicted by dengue increased compared to the same period in 2009. Gunung Kidul highest recorded of 107 people infected with dengue victims one person died. Last year, the number of Gunung Kidul recorded 36 dengue infected people.

The number of victims in Bantul also increased from 63 people in 2009 to 100 in 2010. Kulon Progo from 20 people to 22 people. Yogyakarta down from 85 people to 46 people. Sleman also fell from 90 to 77 people. "The victim died just in Gunung Kidul," said Chief Public Health Agus Bondan Suryanto, Wednesday (3 / 2).

Bondan said, DHF increasingly difficult to be eradicated. Aedes aegypti mosquito that spreads dengue fever virus no longer have to bite the victim who was found virus.ekarang infected Aedes aegypti mosquito larvae that had been infected since the virus from its mother, "he said.

DIY health office has held a coordination with the health service district / city to continue to promote fogging (fumigation) focused on the endemic areas and improve the movement to eradicate mosquitoes nest (PSN). This is to minimize the increase in DHF cases.

95 percent accuracy

To suppress the victim died of dengue, DIY Health Service plans to expand the use of rapid tests check dengue in health centers and hospitals. "This test can check quickly diagnose a patient affected by dengue or not on the first day or two with an accuracy of 95 percent," he said.

This will be done considering deaths from dengue often delay treatment for patients. Patients came to the hospital or clinic in a state of shock or critical was so hard to be saved. "When patients have heat on the first day or two is usually not clear diagnosis, symptoms of DHF has not appeared, such as the rash had appeared. So on the fifth day when the patient was still hot back check, but was shocked conditions," he said.

Head of Communicable Diseases Control (P2M) Department of Health DIY Akhadi Akhmad said, the price quickly check the test equipment is relatively expensive DHF is around Rp 250,000 per unit for single-use. This makes the availability of tools is very limited so that not all hospitals have them, let alone health.

Because the provincial government of DIY DIY in the 2010 budget has not budgeted equipment procurement, the government advised the district / city to help the acquisition. Planned for the 2010 budget discussions this tool new changes will be proposed to be budgeted. (RWN)
 
Re: Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Source: http://cetak.kompas.com/read/xml/20....korban.di.sleman.kalasan.daerah.endemis.2010

Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever
158 Victims in Sleman, 2010 Kalasan endemic areas

Friday, February 19, 2010 | 13:45 pm

SLEMAN, KOMPAS - Sub Kalasan become endemic area of dengue hemorrhagic fever in the Sleman regency. Throughout 2010, the number of patients in Kalasan reached 43 people, or 27 percent of the total of 158 patients in the Sleman.

According to the Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health Office of Sleman Cahya Purnama, increasing the number of cases in Kalasan for dense settlements conditions and lack of environmental cleanliness. Free numbers in Kalasan known larvae less than 95 percent.

"The disease is easily transmitted dengue in the densely populated neighborhood. In 2009, dengue broke out in Gamping," said Cahya, Thursday (18 / 2).

However, residents praised Cahya responsive Kalasan anticipate dengue symptoms. No patients treated late and died. Last two years, the number of DHF patients in Sleman each of five people.

Preventing the spread of dengue disease, Cahya launch Clean program since Friday January 29. Programs involving government officials and district and village levels, as well as residents. The program was also conducted in schools.

Related to this endemic status, Head of Puskesmas Kalasan Birowo Tunggul has informed the public. Residents are asked quickly checked by members of his family to the clinic if any symptoms of dengue disease such as high fever, dizziness, and nausea for several days in a row.

Anticipation by giving free abate powder made. Citizens can ask the clinic staff both individually and collectively with the co-ordinated the RT, RW, or hamlets. If anyone asks for money to abate, residents were asked to report. (Yop)
 
Re: Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Source: http://harianjogja.com/web2/beritas...-renggut-satu-korban-di-kulonprogo--view.html

Google translation:

Again, DHF grabbed one victim in Kulonprogo

Rabu, 03 Maret 2010 18:16:23

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WATES: Case of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in the district back Kulonprogo casualties. One patient DHF, DS (25) Karangwuluh villagers Sub Temon RT 4 RW 2 on Wednesday morning (3 / 3), died in the ICU hospitals Wates.

Head of Sub Division of Medical Services District Hospital Kulonprogo Wates says, until now DHF patients who enter hospitals Wates had not yet reached the stage of an outbreak.

"We see not yet reached the stage of an outbreak, because there is still the same as last month. But today [yesterday] have reported one death in the ICU," he said.

In February 2010 and, more Sri suspect dengue patients in hospitals Wates reached 9 people. While patients affected by dengue posisif stated there was 2 people.

For the month of March this [until yesterday], there were reports that 7 patients expressed both suspect and positive.

Related to endemic areas, recent years this has not localized at one point. If a few years ago, terlokasi endemic areas in Wates, it now has widespread endemics point. (Daily Jogja / Martha Narulita)
 
Re: Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Source: http://www.jawapos.co.id/radar/index.php?act=detail&rid=148778

Radar Yogya
[Friday, March 19, 2010]
DHF grabs Three Lives
Ask Dinkes Citizens Alert, Shift endemic areas

BANTUL - In the rainy season now, Bantul regency health office appealed to citizens to be wary jenis'Aedes aegypti mosquito larvae that carry the virus of dengue fever (DHF). Based on the observation Bantul health office, the number of DHF in Bantul increase compared to last year. January to mid March 2010, as many as 340 people with DHF people, three of them died. This cumulative figure rose compared to 2009 and that as many as 628 people.

"The high number of patients due to DB 10-year cycles and erratic weather," said Chief DinkesBantul, Siti Noor Zaenab told reporters yesterday (18 / 3).

Besides increasing dengue endemic areas are also experiencing a shift. If the endemic areas in 2009 and located in District Sedayu, Poor, Sewon, Banguntapan, BIF, and Bantul. Now, the case shifted to the Sub DB Sewon, Banguntapan, Poor, Imogiri, Pundong, and BIF. "Not only in the border region cities but also other regions in the previous year no longer categorized as endemic as Imogiri and Pundong," said Zaenab.

Based on the health office data, DHF patients in 2007 with a rate of 589 deaths of 12 people, in 2008 the number of patients with as many as 419 people dead four people, on as many as 2009 patients with 628 people dead three people.

"This year, from January until mid-March the victims who died of three people," explained Zaenab.

Therefore, to anticipate the spread of this virus. Appealed to the public health office to take advantage jemantik conducted independently in each family. Activities that aim to bring hygiene related communities in the environment of each citizen. With jumantik, at least has been a decline in morbidity due to dengue as much as 30 to 50 percent.

"Each family member responsible for the cleanliness. Thus this program is expected to reduce the spread of dengue virus," said Zaenab.

Zaenab also appealed to communities to improve the cleanliness of their environment in a way to do that is to close 3 F bath / the water, drain the tub and bury the old stuff and run a clean lifestyle. (mar)
 
Re: Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Source: http://www.jawapos.co.id/radar/index.php?act=detail&rid=150517

Radar Yogya
[Tuesday, March 30, 2010]
Swallow 3 Months 13 Lives
YOGYAKARTA - People seem to continue to be reminded to always be careful and not underestimate the presence of mosquitoes during the rainy season this time. Because, during the first trimeter this in 2010, there were 13 dead from Aigypty Aedes mosquito bites. In fact, mosquitoes carrying dengue hemorrhagic fever viruses (DHF) has also attacked the 1228 people spread across the DIJ, only within a period of three months.

From the data into the Department of Health (health office) DIJ province, most cases of DHF patients found in Gunungkidul district, which amounted to 439 cases. While the number of patients in other regions, namely Bantul (346 cases), Sleman (216 cases), Kota Jogja (171 cases), and Kulonprogo (56 cases).

"While the 13 DHF patients had died, each of the City of Yogyakarta, one-person, four people from Bantul, two of Kulonprogo, and six others from Gunungkidul," said Head of Prevention and Control of Health Problems DIJ health office in Chadori Daryanto dr office, yesterday (29 / 3).

The total number of DHF patients who achieved more in a thousand patients a period of three months, much more compared to the same period in 2009. In the January to March 2009, the number of people with just as much as 689 DHF cases.

However, Daryanto states that an increase in the number of patients who are not drastic enough to say as an increase in cases from the previous year. Therefore, erratic weather caused the number of DHF cases in volatile moves.

"For example, in January and February 2009 cases of high DHF patients. But into March, the case is dropped, and new up again around October 2009. This is the fluctuation. So is this 2010 year. Because changes in weather patterns that occur, may be after it continued to decline in March until the end of the year and the number is no more than 2010, "he explained.

Nevertheless, he did not dismiss that the number of dengue victims could continue to grow and more than last year, considering that in the first trimester it is very much in number. Last year, the total number of DHF patients in DIJ reached 2203 cases, and that as many as 16 people died within 12 months.

Besides DHF, DIJ health office also warned of the threat of Chikungunya disease. This year, the number of patients in DIJ Chikungunya in the first trimester is quite high. Although data Chikungunya patients who entered the new DIJ health office data from Yogyakarta City and County of Kulonprogo, the numbers could dikataan very high, ie 534 cases in Kulonprogo (January-March 2010), and 83 cases in Jogja (January-February 2010).

Although the disease is not fatal, Daryanto stated that this disease makes panic in society. Because the disease attacks all ages and the worst effects of a second can cause paralysis due to pain in every joint. However, the disease virus carried by mosquitoes Aedes Albopictus can actually heal itself.

Both dengue and Chikungunya, said Daryanto, prevention and pemberantasannya same. Ie, with good personal hygiene by applying 3 M plus (Close, drains, buried). In addition, the public were also asked to avoid mosquito bites, particularly mosquitoes by using anti nyakmuk lotion and mosquito repellent light in the house.

"To avoid extraordinary events (KLB) both in dengue and Chikungunya, we have prepared a stock of insecticides and the number larvasida enough to eradicate these two types of mosquitoes," said Daryanto. (nis)
 
Re: Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Source: http://edisicetak.solopos.com/zindex_menu.asp?kodehalaman=h10&id=81394

Google translation:

Edition: Thursday, August 26, 2010, Hal.3
DB cases in Sleman soaring

Sleman (Espos) Patients with dengue fever (DB) in Sleman district soared compared to 2009.

Listed until Monday (23 / 8), the score is high enough that occurred 502 cases and two people died. When compared with past data, in 2009 occurred along the 488 cases with five people died.

Sleman District Health Office Head, Mafilindati Nuraini, said the number of cases, which occur most commonly in the subdistrict Kalasan ie 142 cases and the lowest (no cases-red) region 2 and Pakem Paste PHC. While ranking second case occurred in the area of PHC DB Gamping District 1 with 39 cases, Depok next three with 36 cases. "For a case to cause casualties occurred in the area of PHC Gamping 2 and Move, from the two deaths both died at the hospital," said Mafilindati told reporters on Wednesday (25 / 8).

After the evaluation, which during the handling of DB uses fogging was not an effective way to prevent and combat the occurrence of cases of Dengue Fever. For very high-risk fogging because it will damage the ecosystem. - By: JIBI / Daily Jogja / tia
 
Re: Yogyakarta: dengue cases

Source: http://regional.kompas.com/read/2010/09/27/19015469/Kasus.DBD.Naik.Hampir.100.Persen

Google translation:

Dengue Cases Up Nearly 100 Percent
Monday, September 27, 2010 | 19:01 pm

BANTUL, KOMPAS.com - Although not quite a year cases of dengue fever or dengue hemorrhagic fever in Bantul has gone up nearly 100 percent. Although jumped sharply, the local government has not declared outbreaks or epidemics. Erratic weather conditions that spurred the growth of Aedes aegypti mosquito, so many are infected with dengue.

Until the third quarter of 1213 recorded cases of dengue fever cases, while during the year 2009 only 628 cases. A total of five patients died of dengue this year, while the victim died last year carrying 3 people.

Surge in dengue cases triggered by erratic weather conditions. Rain fairly frequently on the sidelines of the dry season makes aedes aegypti mosquito thrives. "Rain creating puddles that become a medium for hatching the eggs of mosquitoes," said Chief Health Office in Bantul, Dr Siti Noor Zaenab Syech Said on Monday (9/27/2010).
 
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