Wednesday, February 29, 2012 | 21:46:38 AM |
Sungguminasa, DAWN - Gowa Health Department insists none of the people in Gowa who contracted avian influenza, aka bird flu. The assertion was made following the results of the Central Health Laboratory (BBLK) Makassar on blood samples of five victims of suspected bird flu some time ago.
"The results are already there and we release today (yesterday). So a negative result of bird flu," said Head of Public Health BP3 Gowa, Sangkala N SKM, through PR releases sent Gowa regency, Tuesday, February 28th.
Sangkala explained that bird flu case stems from the sudden death of about 312 chickens in the Village Visit the Mange, Panakkukang Village, District Pallangga. At the same time, 32 people were sickened. But once observed, only five of which are specially treated in hospital Wahidin Sudirohusodo because suspect bird flu. Even so, no mention of the type of disease suffered by the five residents.
A similar incident occurred in the Village Parangbanoa, District Pallangga. Hundreds of chickens died suddenly and a citizen named Rusdi Daeng Mile complained of pain. But after review, Daeng Mile diagnosed only suffer stomach upset.
With the release of test results of samples from Makassar BBLK it, then certainly Gowa people are safe from bird flu virus. However, the Public Health Service and the Animal Husbandry Department will continue to monitor the progress of two cases of chicken deaths which occurred in the District Pallangga. (sap)
http://www.fajar.co.id/read-20120228214638-warga-gowa-bebas-flu-burung
32 people were sickened
..with what??
Sungguminasa, DAWN - Gowa Health Department insists none of the people in Gowa who contracted avian influenza, aka bird flu. The assertion was made following the results of the Central Health Laboratory (BBLK) Makassar on blood samples of five victims of suspected bird flu some time ago.
"The results are already there and we release today (yesterday). So a negative result of bird flu," said Head of Public Health BP3 Gowa, Sangkala N SKM, through PR releases sent Gowa regency, Tuesday, February 28th.
Sangkala explained that bird flu case stems from the sudden death of about 312 chickens in the Village Visit the Mange, Panakkukang Village, District Pallangga. At the same time, 32 people were sickened. But once observed, only five of which are specially treated in hospital Wahidin Sudirohusodo because suspect bird flu. Even so, no mention of the type of disease suffered by the five residents.
A similar incident occurred in the Village Parangbanoa, District Pallangga. Hundreds of chickens died suddenly and a citizen named Rusdi Daeng Mile complained of pain. But after review, Daeng Mile diagnosed only suffer stomach upset.
With the release of test results of samples from Makassar BBLK it, then certainly Gowa people are safe from bird flu virus. However, the Public Health Service and the Animal Husbandry Department will continue to monitor the progress of two cases of chicken deaths which occurred in the District Pallangga. (sap)
http://www.fajar.co.id/read-20120228214638-warga-gowa-bebas-flu-burung32 people were sickened
..with what??
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