Suspect Referred To Gunung Jati

Friday, 23 January 2009

Ela,35,suspect bird flu or avian influenza (AI) villagers Suka Imut RT 01/01,Kecamatan Garawangi, Kabupaten Kuningan,dirujuk to Gunung Jati Cirebon after could be treated in RS ‘45 Kuningan. Ela was moved to RSUD Gunung Jati Cirebon on Thursday night (22/1) around struck 20,00 WIB. Beforehand, he has undergone treated inap in RS ’45 Kuningan for two days since Tuesday (20/1).

According to an official of the health of the Garawangi Community Health Centre, Kuningan, Rina the gift, the side of RS ’45 still could not treat Ela. However, his two children, Mia, 11, and Dea, 4, that also experienced the sign sama,masih was treated in RS ’45 because of being not yet stated as suspect bird flu. ”Dea and Mia, at this time still in the maintenance in isolation space of RS ’45.Menurut the doctor, Mia and Dea only suffered the disturbance breathing,” clear Rina.

Rina said, Ela had the story of contact with the positive AI poultry on Monday (19/1) .Saat that seven chickens in the residence environment Ela died suddenly. The next day, Ela and his two children at once suffered the great fever. The Garawangi community health centre found signs of bird flu to the three casualties that is hot high, breathless, and the sign lainnya [the other]. Selanjut him, the community health centre reconciled the mother and his two children to RS ’45 Kuningan and reported this incident in the Livestock Breeding Service. Results of the Service inspection of Peternakan Kuningan said that all the chickens that died suddenly that and 30 other chickens positive bird flu. ”Karena him, we at once reconciled them this to the house of sakit,”jelas Rina.

Yesterday, the official RSUD Gunung Jati has taken the sample of blood Ela. The sample of the blood will be sent to the Penelitian Dan Pengembangan Kesehatan Body (Balitbangkes) the Department of the Health in Jakarta. Results will be known several days in the future. According to the latest report, Ela still was in isolation space of RSUD Gunung Jati. (tantan sulthon)