Two Suspect Bird Flu Patients Referred to Hospital NTB
Mataram, October 15, 2011
Two patients suspect bird flu (H5N1) from Central Lombok regency was referred to the Regional General Hospital (Hospital) West Nusa Tenggara Province, on Saturday (15/10). Cases of bird flu that attacked hundreds of chickens have been spread in a number of districts in Central Lombok and Mataram. Quick and responsive handling is expected to be done by all parties that this case did not spread to other districts in the NTB.
Both patients were referred to hospitals Prop.NTB came from General Hospital (Hospital) Praya. One pasein is a toddler who was only 11 months, named Muhammad Aditya Environmental Pancor origin, Village Semayan, Praya subdistrict, West Lombok regency. The second patient named Inaq Sahnun (53) Pringgarata village residents, district Pringgarata, Central Lombok.
According to Sun, Sahnun-law, mother-in-law have a fever, coughing and shortness of breath since two days ago, because of his condition continued to deteriorate, the family took him to hospitals Praya. But after being questioned for two hours, patients admitted to hospitals langusng NTB in Mataram, because of suspected bird flu mengindap. "A doctor at the hospital told my in-laws suspected suspect bird flu, but it's still guesswork.
Both patients arrived at hospitals around the province at 16.00 pm. They were taken by officers dressed in full accordance to the SOPs handlers bird flu isolation room on the second floor NTB Hospital, and placed in Ward Flamboyan. Further treatment there is no certainty, because for over two hours the patient was in the Flamboyant yet there was a doctor who specifically menangni patients suspect bird flu.
However, according to officials, the team leader in charge of bird flu patients will soon be heading NTB Provincial Hospital. Hj. Sahan, grandmother of Aditya, toddlers suspeck bird flu patients, said that her grandson often adjacent to the chicken, because his father memeliharat hundreds of chickens in their homes. Of the 100 chickens patient's father, who died suddenly 20 head. Neighbor's chickens are also many who died suddenly. Conditions that cause the officers of Animal Husbandry Central Lombok desifektan spraying into the cages.
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
Indonesia: Patient Suspect Bird Flu Treated In RSUP NTB
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Indonesia: West Nusa Tenggara 2 Suspected Patients Bird flu H5N1 Being Treated
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Toddlers 11 Months Exposed to Bird Flu
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Mataram: Provincial General Hospital Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara, caring for two patients suspect bird flu on Saturday (15/10) afternoon. One of them even an eleven-month-old toddlers.
Both patients were treated after being taken from Praya Hospital, Central Lombok. Two patients were MA and eleven months old. While one other person, the initials IS and 53-year-old. Both were treated pascaterkontaminasi poultry that died suddenly.
A week ago, the poultry in the village of Semayan and five villages in the District Garata Pring, died suddenly. The death of these birds, believed to have contracted the H5N1 virus. However, local residents dead birds only made it into the river or landfills .
Collector warns of action
Collector warns of action
Collector M. Karunakaran has warned unhygienic poultries of stringent action. A release from the district administration said that officials concerned would initiate action under Sec. 133 of the Criminal Procedure Code (Conditional order for removal of nuisance).
Collector M. Karunakaran has warned unhygienic poultries of stringent action. A release from the district administration said that officials concerned would initiate action under Sec. 133 of the Criminal Procedure Code (Conditional order for removal of nuisance).
The announcement came after he held a meeting on bird flu. The meeting saw the officials deliberate on the steps needed to be taken to prevent the spread of the flu.
The release added that the Collector asked poultry owners to keep clean their premises, safely remove the waste and prevent fly menace.
Bird Flu Spreads to Most Bali Districts; Lombok on Edge Over Poultry Deaths
Bird Flu Spreads to Most Bali Districts; Lombok on Edge Over Poultry DeathsMade Arya Kencana & Fitri | October 15, 2011
Denpasar/Mataram. Health authorities in Bali said on Friday that the bird flu virus that killed two children there last week had spread to eight of nine districts on the island, while residents in neighboring Lombok are reporting similar chicken deaths.
Putu Sumantra, head of the Bali Livestock Agency, said that only Gianyar district had not reported cases of poultry dying from the disease.
“This is quite surprising, especially given how quickly the disease is spreading,” he said.
He added that the pattern of the spread of the disease was similar, although smaller in scale, to 2007, when a bird flu pandemic swept the island.
“Back then, around 4,000 birds died, but this time the figure is much smaller,” Sumantra said. “Nevertheless, the deaths of the two children is a very shocking thing to come to terms with.”
Almost 2,800 birds are confirmed to have contracted avian influenza. More than 1,300 died from the disease and a further 1,200 were culled.
“Most of the cases occurred in poultry raised on small farms,” Sumantra said. “Those on larger commercial farms tend to be vaccinated on a regular basis so aren’t as vulnerable.”
Ketut Kariyasa Adnyana, a member of the provincial legislature, expressed concern that the spread of the disease would hurt the island’s all-important tourism industry.
He also said it came at a particularly critical time, with US President Barack Obama among the clutch of world leaders scheduled to arrive in Bali for the East Asia Summit.
“The provincial and district authorities should take immediate steps to address this problem. We can’t afford to let it get out of hand,” he said.
On the neighboring tourist island of Lombok, sudden poultry deaths attributed to bird flu are also mounting.
Hundreds of chickens died on Friday at an Army dormitory in Mataram, the provincial capital, residents reported. A veterinary team from Bali has been to the site to take back tissue samples to test for avian influenza.
Patriot, a resident, said he and his neighbors had immediately buried the dead birds for fear that they had died from bird flu and that the virus could spread.
However, Retno Prayudo Yanti, head of the municipal animal hospital, said initial tests showed the chickens had probably died from Newcastle disease.
The virus that causes Newcastle disease in birds poses no serious health threat to humans, although exposure to infected poultry can lead to mild flu-like symptoms.
“But even though the initial results suggest Newcastle disease, we still need further tests before we can rule out bird flu,” Retno said.
The provincial health office also said it was not taking any chances and was urging all residents with flu-like symptoms to see a doctor immediately.
“There haven’t been any confirmed cases of bird flu among humans here recently, but this area is endemic for the disease so we have to be careful,” a spokesman for the office said. http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/bird-flu-spreads-to-most-bali-districts-lombok-on-edge-over-poultry-deaths/471804
Denpasar/Mataram. Health authorities in Bali said on Friday that the bird flu virus that killed two children there last week had spread to eight of nine districts on the island, while residents in neighboring Lombok are reporting similar chicken deaths.
Putu Sumantra, head of the Bali Livestock Agency, said that only Gianyar district had not reported cases of poultry dying from the disease.
“This is quite surprising, especially given how quickly the disease is spreading,” he said.
He added that the pattern of the spread of the disease was similar, although smaller in scale, to 2007, when a bird flu pandemic swept the island.
“Back then, around 4,000 birds died, but this time the figure is much smaller,” Sumantra said. “Nevertheless, the deaths of the two children is a very shocking thing to come to terms with.”
Almost 2,800 birds are confirmed to have contracted avian influenza. More than 1,300 died from the disease and a further 1,200 were culled.
“Most of the cases occurred in poultry raised on small farms,” Sumantra said. “Those on larger commercial farms tend to be vaccinated on a regular basis so aren’t as vulnerable.”
Ketut Kariyasa Adnyana, a member of the provincial legislature, expressed concern that the spread of the disease would hurt the island’s all-important tourism industry.
He also said it came at a particularly critical time, with US President Barack Obama among the clutch of world leaders scheduled to arrive in Bali for the East Asia Summit.
“The provincial and district authorities should take immediate steps to address this problem. We can’t afford to let it get out of hand,” he said.
On the neighboring tourist island of Lombok, sudden poultry deaths attributed to bird flu are also mounting.
Hundreds of chickens died on Friday at an Army dormitory in Mataram, the provincial capital, residents reported. A veterinary team from Bali has been to the site to take back tissue samples to test for avian influenza.
Patriot, a resident, said he and his neighbors had immediately buried the dead birds for fear that they had died from bird flu and that the virus could spread.
However, Retno Prayudo Yanti, head of the municipal animal hospital, said initial tests showed the chickens had probably died from Newcastle disease.
The virus that causes Newcastle disease in birds poses no serious health threat to humans, although exposure to infected poultry can lead to mild flu-like symptoms.
“But even though the initial results suggest Newcastle disease, we still need further tests before we can rule out bird flu,” Retno said.
The provincial health office also said it was not taking any chances and was urging all residents with flu-like symptoms to see a doctor immediately.
“There haven’t been any confirmed cases of bird flu among humans here recently, but this area is endemic for the disease so we have to be careful,” a spokesman for the office said. http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/bird-flu-spreads-to-most-bali-districts-lombok-on-edge-over-poultry-deaths/471804
ilustrasiDozens of chickens that are kept in a residential area TNI Army Headquarters, Village Sapta Marga (Gebang), District Cakranegara, mendadaki mat. It is feared that the chickens exposed to bird flu virus.
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Bird Flu Attack Army Headquarters in Mataram
Saturday, 15/10/2011 10:26 pm
Bird Flu Attack Army Headquarters in MataramKusmayadi - detikNews
Mataram - Bird flu viruses are increasingly widespread in Lombok. After attacking three locations in Central Lombok, dozens of chickens at the Army Headquarters Complex in Mataram also died suddenly.
Dozens of chickens that are kept members of the TNI's death is feared bird flu virus. The chickens were maintained precisely in the area housing the Army Headquarters, Village Sapta Marga (Gebang), District Cakranegara.
"We can report, dozens of chickens that are kept members of the Army who settled in the Army Complex, Gebang, died suddenly. It is feared due to bird flu virus," saidHead of Department of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Marine Mataram, Mazhuriyadi, Saturday (10/15/2011).
Army housing complex is located in the Village Sapta Marga, District Cakranegara. Residential complex that integrates with the rifle company headquarters, the Army's arsenal, and also the shooting range. The complex is also home to the Army officers who served in military region Wirabhakti 162, NTB.Mazhuriyadi say, chicken coop and a number of houses in the complex housing the army had been sprayed with disinfectant, appropriate procedures for handling bird flu. Chickens that died were burned and buried.
"In addition to spraying, we also give the vaccine," said Mazhuryadi.
In addition to the headquarters of the army, Mazhuriyadi also claimed to have received reports from several villages, linked chickens died suddenly. The report was received from the Village Punia eg, Gomong, Dasan Agung, Gontoran, Babakan, Nyangget, Coral Sampalan, and Village Pajang."The reports we receive, when averaged over the past week, there are 50 chickens died suddenly in each village," he said.
Samples taken from dead chickens still alive and is currently being examined in a laboratory owned by the provincial Animal Husbandry Department. Not yet certain whether the chicken deaths due to bird flu attack.
Positive bird flu virus found in three locations in Central Lombok regency, respectively in the Village Semayan, Praya District, Village Penujak, Southwest Praya District, and Village Peringgarata, District Peringgarata. No less than 1,000 chickens died at the three locations were in the past week.
Only one site in Central Lombok, which were isolated Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB. Two locations that have not been isolated, within 25 kilometers of the city of Mataram.Meanwhile, the Head of Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB, Dilaga Syamsul Hidayat said it was still awaiting laboratory test results of six samples were sent to Bali. The results would be received next week.
"After receiving the results of laboratory tests, we will determine, whether the status has included an extraordinary event or not," said Dilaga. www.diteck.com
Bird Flu Attack Army Headquarters in MataramKusmayadi - detikNews
Mataram - Bird flu viruses are increasingly widespread in Lombok. After attacking three locations in Central Lombok, dozens of chickens at the Army Headquarters Complex in Mataram also died suddenly.
Dozens of chickens that are kept members of the TNI's death is feared bird flu virus. The chickens were maintained precisely in the area housing the Army Headquarters, Village Sapta Marga (Gebang), District Cakranegara.
"We can report, dozens of chickens that are kept members of the Army who settled in the Army Complex, Gebang, died suddenly. It is feared due to bird flu virus," saidHead of Department of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Marine Mataram, Mazhuriyadi, Saturday (10/15/2011).
Army housing complex is located in the Village Sapta Marga, District Cakranegara. Residential complex that integrates with the rifle company headquarters, the Army's arsenal, and also the shooting range. The complex is also home to the Army officers who served in military region Wirabhakti 162, NTB.Mazhuriyadi say, chicken coop and a number of houses in the complex housing the army had been sprayed with disinfectant, appropriate procedures for handling bird flu. Chickens that died were burned and buried.
"In addition to spraying, we also give the vaccine," said Mazhuryadi.
In addition to the headquarters of the army, Mazhuriyadi also claimed to have received reports from several villages, linked chickens died suddenly. The report was received from the Village Punia eg, Gomong, Dasan Agung, Gontoran, Babakan, Nyangget, Coral Sampalan, and Village Pajang."The reports we receive, when averaged over the past week, there are 50 chickens died suddenly in each village," he said.
Samples taken from dead chickens still alive and is currently being examined in a laboratory owned by the provincial Animal Husbandry Department. Not yet certain whether the chicken deaths due to bird flu attack.
Positive bird flu virus found in three locations in Central Lombok regency, respectively in the Village Semayan, Praya District, Village Penujak, Southwest Praya District, and Village Peringgarata, District Peringgarata. No less than 1,000 chickens died at the three locations were in the past week.
Only one site in Central Lombok, which were isolated Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB. Two locations that have not been isolated, within 25 kilometers of the city of Mataram.Meanwhile, the Head of Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB, Dilaga Syamsul Hidayat said it was still awaiting laboratory test results of six samples were sent to Bali. The results would be received next week.
"After receiving the results of laboratory tests, we will determine, whether the status has included an extraordinary event or not," said Dilaga. www.diteck.com
Plus ONE: Adaptation of High-Growth Influenza H5N1 Vaccine Virus in Vero Cells: Implications for Pandemic Preparedness
National Institute of Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology, National Health Research Institutes, Miaoli, Taiwan
Abstract
Current egg-based influenza vaccine production technology can't promptly meet the global demand during an influenza pandemic as shown in the 2009 H1N1 pandemic. Moreover, its manufacturing capacity would be vulnerable during pandemics caused by highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses. Therefore, vaccine production using mammalian cell technology is becoming attractive. Current influenza H5N1 vaccine strain (NIBRG-14), a reassortant virus between A/Vietnam/1194/2004 (H5N1) virus and egg-adapted high-growth A/PR/8/1934 virus, could grow efficiently in eggs and MDCK cells but not Vero cells which is the most popular cell line for manufacturing human vaccines. After serial passages and plaque purifications of the NIBRG-14 vaccine virus in Vero cells, one high-growth virus strain (Vero-15) was generated and can grow over 108 TCID50/ml.In conclusion, one high-growth H5N1 vaccine virus was generated in Vero cells, which can be used to manufacture influenza H5N1 vaccines and prepare reassortant vaccine viruses for other influenza A subtypes.
JVI: H5N1-SeroDetect EIA and Rapid Test: A Novel Differential Diagnostic Assay for Serodiagnosis of H5N1 Infections and Surveillance
ABSTRACT
Continuing evolution of highly pathogenic (HP) H5N1 influenza viruses in wild birds with transmissions to domestic poultry and humans poses a pandemic threat. There is an urgent need for a simple and rapid serological diagnostic assay which can differentiate between antibodies to seasonal and H5N1 strains that could provide surveillance tools not dependent on virus isolation and nucleic acid technologies. Here we describe the establishment of H5N1 SeroDetect ELISA and rapid test assays based on three peptides in HA2 (488-516), PB1-F2 (2-75), and M2e (2-24) that are highly conserved within H5N1 strains. These peptides were identified by antibody repertoire analyses of H5N1 survivors in Vietnam using whole genome phage display libraries (GFPDL). To date, both platforms demonstrated high levels of sensitivity and specificity in detecting H5N1 infections (clade 1 and clade 2.3.4) in Vietnamese patients as early as 7 days and up to several years post infection. H5N1 uninfected individuals in Vietnam and the US, including subjects vaccinated with seasonal influenza vaccines or confirmed seasonal infections, did not react in the H5N1-SeroDetect assays. Moreover, sera from individuals vaccinated with H5N1 subunit vaccine with moderate anti-H5N1 neutralizing antibody titers did not react positive in the H5N1-SeroDetect ELISA or rapid test assays.
The simple H5N1-SeroDetect ELISA and rapid tests could provide an important tool for large scale surveillance for potential exposure to HP H5N1 strains in both humans and birds.
1 Division of Viral Products, Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER), FDA
2 National Institute of Health Research and Development, Jakarta, Indonesia
3 Wellcome Trust Major Overeas Program - Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, Hanoi, Vietnam
4 National Hospital of Tropical Diseases, Hanoi, Vietnam
5 National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology, Vietnam
6 National Hospital of Pediatrics' Hanoi, Vietnam
* Corresponding Author: Division of Viral Products, Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER),FDA, Bldg-29B, Rm-4NN02 8800 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD, USA 20892. Phone- 301-827-0739 Fax- 301-496-1810 E. mail- surender.khurana@fda.hhs.gov
Friday, October 14, 2011
October 15, 2011 | BP
Semarapura (Bali Post) -
The period from April to October 2011, poultry in nine villages in Klungkung tested positive for bird flu virus (avian influenza). Of the nine affected villages, most of the domestic poultry causes the death toll between two and 32 tails of infected poultry population between 5-35 tail.
''It's true, up to now has nine villages positive for bird flu in poultry,''said Head Office Keswan KDP Klungkung, Ni Ketut Suarniti, Friday (14/10) yesterday. Ninth village, Martial Arts, Kamasan, Akah, Manduang, Semarapura Kauh, and Strait (Subdistrict Klungkung), Middle Sampalan (Dawan), Bumbungan, and Tohpati (Banjarangkan). ''To anticipate its spread, we've done spraying and disposal actions,''he said.
In connection with the recent bird flu outbreak, especially Klungkung also been positively infected, requiring Department of Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Maritime Affairs (KDP) Klungkung intensify treatment. Including sterilizing the entrances to prevent the spread of bird flu. KDP Office spray disinfectant to every vehicle that comes out especially in. Market entry Klungkung Galiran which became the largest poultry market in East Bali.
KDP Office also distributed masks to the merchant and cleaners on the market that in fact in direct contact with poultry. ''Spraying into the cars transporting poultry, we do to break the chains of the spread of bird flu. So well as preventing transmission from birds to humans,''added Suartini. http://www.balipost.co.id/mediadetail.php?module=detailberita&kid=2&id=57620
Semarapura (Bali Post) -
The period from April to October 2011, poultry in nine villages in Klungkung tested positive for bird flu virus (avian influenza). Of the nine affected villages, most of the domestic poultry causes the death toll between two and 32 tails of infected poultry population between 5-35 tail.
''It's true, up to now has nine villages positive for bird flu in poultry,''said Head Office Keswan KDP Klungkung, Ni Ketut Suarniti, Friday (14/10) yesterday. Ninth village, Martial Arts, Kamasan, Akah, Manduang, Semarapura Kauh, and Strait (Subdistrict Klungkung), Middle Sampalan (Dawan), Bumbungan, and Tohpati (Banjarangkan). ''To anticipate its spread, we've done spraying and disposal actions,''he said.
In connection with the recent bird flu outbreak, especially Klungkung also been positively infected, requiring Department of Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Maritime Affairs (KDP) Klungkung intensify treatment. Including sterilizing the entrances to prevent the spread of bird flu. KDP Office spray disinfectant to every vehicle that comes out especially in. Market entry Klungkung Galiran which became the largest poultry market in East Bali.
KDP Office also distributed masks to the merchant and cleaners on the market that in fact in direct contact with poultry. ''Spraying into the cars transporting poultry, we do to break the chains of the spread of bird flu. So well as preventing transmission from birds to humans,''added Suartini. http://www.balipost.co.id/mediadetail.php?module=detailberita&kid=2&id=57620
On the lookout at General Hospital of West Nusa Tenggara Province
They are watching Bali hard..
Friday, October 14, 2011 16:18 - anwar Report dockNTB RSUP OBSERVATIONS INCREASE PATIENT BIRD FLU SYMPTOMS
Mataram, 14/10 (AFP) - Medical experts and paramedics at the General Hospital of West Nusa Tenggara Province, increasing the observation of patients who show symptoms of the virus of bird flu or Avian Influenza. "Observations of bird flu patient's symptoms improved to anticipate the spread of bird flu from the island of Bali," said Director of the Provincial General Hospital (Dr) West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) dr H Then Mawardi Hamri, who was accompanied by Head of Service, dr H Hamzi Then, in Mataram, Friday.
He said, every patient who entered the department of NTB will be watched carefully especially those showing symptoms of bird flu, such as high fever, respiratory and abdominal complaints.
Patients with symptoms will be immediately given the antiviral drugs H5N1 or type of drug that can inhibit the replication of neuramidase (neuramidase inhibitors), such as Oseltamivir (tamiflu) and zanamivir. However, antiviral drugs that have side effects and should be given within a certain time so that the necessary opinion doctor.
"In addition to the hospital, antiviral drugs is also provided at various health centers to be easily accessible to patients with symptoms of bird flu. Stock is still a lot and when we asked again out in the center," he said.
Mawardi said, serious observation of the patient's symptoms of bird flu was carried out at the entrance to patient care as in intalasi Emergency Department (ER), and other treatment rooms, but especially new patients because the patients had been diagnosed a long course.
Especially for referral of patients who suffered from bird flu, can be directly taken to the installation space on the second floor of the department of NTB, without having to pass through the ER room.
"We are ready to serve patients of bird flu, as the only hospital in the province who berkewenangan handle bird flu patient referrals," he said.
According to Mawardi, since 2009 the department of NTB have a special team handling bird flu patients consisted of specialist physicians, such as pulmonary specialists, ENT, children, medicine (internist) and radiology.
Special team handling bird flu can not be dissolved because until now Indonesia still categorized countries 'suspect' bird flu. In fact, more and more areas have been identified bird flu as Bali, a neighboring province.
RSUP NTB has also supported a number of special equipment handling bird flu patients, but has not been used because not a single bird flu positive patients, except for some who are "suspect" or unexpected.
Isolation rooms are also available, but has been used for other patients who need care in a special room.
"So, we are ready to serve patients of bird flu. From the aspect of human resources, equipment and isolation rooms are available," says Mawardi.
Mawardi admit, a serious observation of patients with symptoms of bird flu was considered important because Bali has been infected, and there are indications the spread of bird flu on the island of Lombok, which is known from the results of laboratory analysis of blood sempel hundreds of chickens that died suddenly at the Praya and Pringgarata, District Central Lombok, since last week.
http://www.antaramataram.com/berita/?rubrik=5&id=19665
Friday, October 14, 2011 16:18 - anwar Report dockNTB RSUP OBSERVATIONS INCREASE PATIENT BIRD FLU SYMPTOMS
Mataram, 14/10 (AFP) - Medical experts and paramedics at the General Hospital of West Nusa Tenggara Province, increasing the observation of patients who show symptoms of the virus of bird flu or Avian Influenza. "Observations of bird flu patient's symptoms improved to anticipate the spread of bird flu from the island of Bali," said Director of the Provincial General Hospital (Dr) West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) dr H Then Mawardi Hamri, who was accompanied by Head of Service, dr H Hamzi Then, in Mataram, Friday.
He said, every patient who entered the department of NTB will be watched carefully especially those showing symptoms of bird flu, such as high fever, respiratory and abdominal complaints.
Patients with symptoms will be immediately given the antiviral drugs H5N1 or type of drug that can inhibit the replication of neuramidase (neuramidase inhibitors), such as Oseltamivir (tamiflu) and zanamivir. However, antiviral drugs that have side effects and should be given within a certain time so that the necessary opinion doctor.
"In addition to the hospital, antiviral drugs is also provided at various health centers to be easily accessible to patients with symptoms of bird flu. Stock is still a lot and when we asked again out in the center," he said.
Mawardi said, serious observation of the patient's symptoms of bird flu was carried out at the entrance to patient care as in intalasi Emergency Department (ER), and other treatment rooms, but especially new patients because the patients had been diagnosed a long course.
Especially for referral of patients who suffered from bird flu, can be directly taken to the installation space on the second floor of the department of NTB, without having to pass through the ER room.
"We are ready to serve patients of bird flu, as the only hospital in the province who berkewenangan handle bird flu patient referrals," he said.
According to Mawardi, since 2009 the department of NTB have a special team handling bird flu patients consisted of specialist physicians, such as pulmonary specialists, ENT, children, medicine (internist) and radiology.
Special team handling bird flu can not be dissolved because until now Indonesia still categorized countries 'suspect' bird flu. In fact, more and more areas have been identified bird flu as Bali, a neighboring province.
RSUP NTB has also supported a number of special equipment handling bird flu patients, but has not been used because not a single bird flu positive patients, except for some who are "suspect" or unexpected.
Isolation rooms are also available, but has been used for other patients who need care in a special room.
"So, we are ready to serve patients of bird flu. From the aspect of human resources, equipment and isolation rooms are available," says Mawardi.
Mawardi admit, a serious observation of patients with symptoms of bird flu was considered important because Bali has been infected, and there are indications the spread of bird flu on the island of Lombok, which is known from the results of laboratory analysis of blood sempel hundreds of chickens that died suddenly at the Praya and Pringgarata, District Central Lombok, since last week.
http://www.antaramataram.com/berita/?rubrik=5&id=19665
Indonesia: NTB and Birdflu H5N1 Human Cases Won't Be Exposed
Map of West Nusa Tenggara Province NTB [click on image]We reported an article earlier here, which spoke of a denial of bird flu patients at their hospital. From the article:
Director of the Provincial General Hospital (Dr) NTB, dr. H. Mawardi Hamri, denied, the issue of bird flu patients are being treated there. Since the year 2009, there were no patients were affected by the H5N1 virus in NTB. Formerly there were patients who had isolated in special rooms, for allegedly affected suspect bird flu. But after the blood test, he was declared negative, so it sent back.
"If there are patients in suspected bird flu virus, then the Dr will immediately respond and provide services in accordance with Standard Operational Procedure (SOP) of bird flu. NTB RSUP ready to serve whenever the bird flu patients, "said dr. H. Mawardi Hamri, accompanied by Head of Medical Services and Support, dr. H. L. Hamzi F, told reporters in his office on Friday (14/10).
Naturally, the patients will test negative, because as part of the Standard Office Procedure, they will put them on Tamiflu as soon as they spot the very first symptom of bird flu, H5N1.
October 14, 2011
Excerpt:
Mataram, 14/10 (AFP) - Medical experts and paramedics at the General Hospital of West Nusa Tenggara Province, increasing the observation of patients who show symptoms of the virus of bird flu or Avian Influenza.
"Observations of bird flu patient's symptoms improved to anticipate the spread of bird flu from the island of Bali," said Director of the Provincial General Hospital (Dr) West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) dr H Mawardi Hamri, who was accompanied by Head of Service, dr H Hamzi Then, in Mataram, Friday.
He said, every patient who entered the department of NTB will be watched carefully especially those showing symptoms of bird flu, such as high fever, respiratory and abdominal complaints.
Patients with symptoms will be immediately given the antiviral drugs H5N1 or type of drug that can inhibit the replication of neuramidase (neuramidase inhibitors), such as Oseltamivir (tamiflu) and zanamivir.
Indonesia: Bangli Hospital CEO: "We still do observation for 7 days to 32 Health Workers"
October 15, 2011
Bangli hospitals are not prepared to do the bird flu positive patient care. For the legality of the various requirements and necessary care determined by ministerial letter. To Bali defined three special hospitals that treat patients with diseases of this type, Tabanan Hospital, Gianyar and Sanglah Hospital. Hospital CEO Bangli dr. I Wayan Sudiana, M. Kes., Friday (14/10) yesterday.
According to him, specialty hospitals treating victims of bird flu has available special isolation rooms and equipment. So even with the officers who are trained and prepared with virus protective equipment. ''This is not owned hospitals Bangli. If you find any indication or history of symptoms of this disease type it directly refers to the Sanglah Hospital,''he said.
As the incident that occurred recently. Self-protection equipment in hospitals Bangli just enough for two people. Logically, if the patient was referred to Sanglah Hospital, just enough for one nurse and one ambulance driver.
Hospital CEO Bangli dr. I Wayan Sudiana: ''We still do observation for seven days to 32 health workers who could take care of our second bird flu victim. Thank God for our health workers are still alive. Because they do when treating not equipped with self-protection. Let alone in hospitals Bangli, positive lab tests to determine whether patients infected with RS Sanglah still do beberapakali testing with other institutions,'' he said
In the future it also expects the cooperation with the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Bangli. He expects, this service provides a list of everywhere in the region Bangli threatened and already infected with appropriate rapid test results. That way if there were patients from areas that have been defined as the zone of infection, treatment can be done to the fullest. Including health care workers protect themselves alacrity. ''Our officers than there has been no adequate facilities for the handling of bird flu. Officers are also not trained for it,'' he admitted.
Bangli hospitals are not prepared to do the bird flu positive patient care. For the legality of the various requirements and necessary care determined by ministerial letter. To Bali defined three special hospitals that treat patients with diseases of this type, Tabanan Hospital, Gianyar and Sanglah Hospital. Hospital CEO Bangli dr. I Wayan Sudiana, M. Kes., Friday (14/10) yesterday.
According to him, specialty hospitals treating victims of bird flu has available special isolation rooms and equipment. So even with the officers who are trained and prepared with virus protective equipment. ''This is not owned hospitals Bangli. If you find any indication or history of symptoms of this disease type it directly refers to the Sanglah Hospital,''he said.
As the incident that occurred recently. Self-protection equipment in hospitals Bangli just enough for two people. Logically, if the patient was referred to Sanglah Hospital, just enough for one nurse and one ambulance driver.
Hospital CEO Bangli dr. I Wayan Sudiana: ''We still do observation for seven days to 32 health workers who could take care of our second bird flu victim. Thank God for our health workers are still alive. Because they do when treating not equipped with self-protection. Let alone in hospitals Bangli, positive lab tests to determine whether patients infected with RS Sanglah still do beberapakali testing with other institutions,'' he said
In the future it also expects the cooperation with the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Bangli. He expects, this service provides a list of everywhere in the region Bangli threatened and already infected with appropriate rapid test results. That way if there were patients from areas that have been defined as the zone of infection, treatment can be done to the fullest. Including health care workers protect themselves alacrity. ''Our officers than there has been no adequate facilities for the handling of bird flu. Officers are also not trained for it,'' he admitted.
Map of Bali. 3 outbreaks of poultry, that are testing negative with the Rapid Test
[click on maps to enlarge]Banjarangkan:
10/13
Dozens of poultry died but rapid test shows negative.
..."death of dozens of chickens in several places, in the Middle antanya in Banjar, and in Banjar Village Tohpati Penarukan, Bungbungan Village, District Banjarangkan. Rapid tests conducted Husbandry officers of Fisheries and Marine (KDP) Klungkung, while showing a negative result."
Buleleng:
10/14
Poultry sold by traders in the Market Seririt, Banyuasri Markets, and Market Mumbul, Friday (14/10) yesterday, sprayed by Tim PDSR Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Distanak) Buleleng. Market Banyuasri team found five tails range chicken (chicken) died suddenly. Having tested by rapid test (rapid test) chickens that died suddenly was declared free of bird flu.
Head of Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Kadistanak) Buleleng Regency, Ir. Putu Mertha Jiwa: ''We continue to provide insight to merchants to get together to be alert because the virus is very difficult to detect. We also recommend traders to sell and wear a mask when cleaning the cage sanitation,''he said.
Gianuar-yellow marker {They are stocking up with Tamiflu in the event of human contagion}
10/14
Related to the handling of bird flu, has been set up in 1250 tablet Diskes Tamiflu in case of bird flu in Gianyar regency, as well as personal protective equipment in the form of masks to the 13 existing health centers, in Gianyar regency.
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Map of Current Poultry H5N1 Birdflu Outbreaks in Indonesia & Vietnam
South Sulawesi: Watampone {red marker}
10/13 Chickens Dying Without Symptoms
"Watampone bird-flu virus attacked chickens owned by residents in the City Watampone.
Virus attack avian influenza (AI) is reported to Environment Ponceng residents, Village Manurunge, District Tanete Riattang, the animal health officer, yesterday. Viruses are also known as H5N1 is attacking chickens kept laughing residents. Residents Ponceng, Musbir, said residents reported the case because the chicken died suddenly in large amounts, whereas before there are no signs of disease. The number of chickens that died last few days has recognized dozens of tail. Tamsi, one chicken farmer laughing, said, the eight-tailed chickens died at a time. He admitted, pet chickens showed no symptoms of illness."
Indonesia: Chickens Die & Test Negative w/Rapid Test in Markets Seririt, Banyuasri & Mumbul
15 Oktober 2011
Poultry sold by traders in the Market Seririt, Banyuasri Markets, and Market Mumbul, Friday (14/10) yesterday, sprayed by Tim PDSR Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Distanak) Buleleng. Market Banyuasri team found five tails range chicken (chicken) died suddenly. Having tested by rapid test (rapid test) chickens that died suddenly was declared free of bird flu.
Head of Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Kadistanak) Buleleng Regency, Ir. Putu Mertha Jiwa, THAT was accompanied by Head of Animal Health (Keswan), Wayan Vice Squad, said the birds with a disinfectant spray is done to prevent avian flu viruses infect birds. Reasons targeting poultry traders and collectors, as in the traditional market is where the circulation of birds from various villages in Buleleng.
In fact, outside Buleleng suspected poultry are also many in the traditional markets in Buleleng. To that end, Distanak suggest traders and collectors do not bring in poultry from outside the region. Therefore, poultry imported from outside the area or from areas that have been infected with bird flu is very difficult diteksi. ''We continue to provide insight to merchants to get together to be alert because the virus is very difficult to detect. We also recommend traders to sell and wear a mask when cleaning the cage sanitation,'' he said.
On the other side, Mertha Jiwa said domestic poultry were found dead when the team doing the spraying declared bird flu negative. This is corroborated by the results of rapid tests conducted showed domestic poultry that died was not because of bird flu, but suspected because of the heat or trampled by the other chickens in the cage. ''We've done the test through saliva and feces of chickens that died, the result is negative and we conclude that chickens died because of other factors,''he explained. (KMB)
Poultry sold by traders in the Market Seririt, Banyuasri Markets, and Market Mumbul, Friday (14/10) yesterday, sprayed by Tim PDSR Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Distanak) Buleleng. Market Banyuasri team found five tails range chicken (chicken) died suddenly. Having tested by rapid test (rapid test) chickens that died suddenly was declared free of bird flu.
Head of Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Kadistanak) Buleleng Regency, Ir. Putu Mertha Jiwa, THAT was accompanied by Head of Animal Health (Keswan), Wayan Vice Squad, said the birds with a disinfectant spray is done to prevent avian flu viruses infect birds. Reasons targeting poultry traders and collectors, as in the traditional market is where the circulation of birds from various villages in Buleleng.
In fact, outside Buleleng suspected poultry are also many in the traditional markets in Buleleng. To that end, Distanak suggest traders and collectors do not bring in poultry from outside the region. Therefore, poultry imported from outside the area or from areas that have been infected with bird flu is very difficult diteksi. ''We continue to provide insight to merchants to get together to be alert because the virus is very difficult to detect. We also recommend traders to sell and wear a mask when cleaning the cage sanitation,'' he said.
On the other side, Mertha Jiwa said domestic poultry were found dead when the team doing the spraying declared bird flu negative. This is corroborated by the results of rapid tests conducted showed domestic poultry that died was not because of bird flu, but suspected because of the heat or trampled by the other chickens in the cage. ''We've done the test through saliva and feces of chickens that died, the result is negative and we conclude that chickens died because of other factors,''he explained. (KMB)
Indonesia Confirmed Cases 2011
This is my personal list of confirmed cases for the year 2011. You will find it located on the right side-bar for easy reference.
Sulawesi
Suspected 11 People – Family and In-Laws
From: West Kotamobagu Subdistrict, Gagagoman Village.
Celebration included people from: East Kotamobagu Subdistrict, Lorong Kembang Gogagoman Village.
Hospital: RSUP Kandou
Recon: Regional Public Hosp. Datuk Binangkang in Kotamobagu City
Adm: 9/3 (Saturday)
Notes: Slaughtered chicken on 8/30. Ate them on 8/31. First Sym: 9/3. Adm: 9/3.
Anwar Mamonto, known as War (58 ), who is a chicken trader in Gogagoman Village, West Kotamobagu Subdistrict, had one of his chickens die on Monday, 8/30. He thought it was a normal occurrence. The same day, the family butchered two chickens in preparation for the Hari Raya feast, part of the Lebaran celebration that was to take place the next day.
On Tuesday, 8/31, War and his wife, NM/Nur (54), celebrated the holiday with family members from Kotobangon Village, East Kotamobagu Subdistrict. They included the eldest son of War, AM/Af (31), his pregnant wife HK/Rah (29), their son AM/Naf (3), plus the in-laws MK/Mus (58 ) and his wife, NM/Nen (54). Also joining them were additional relatives: OM (58 ), Mrs. OM (48 ), FM (29), as well as ChM, residents of Lorong Kembang, Gogagoman Village. War's wife prepared and cooked the chickens with the help of ChM. (ChM may have been the employee War mentioned had fallen ill, and the unrelated individual).
Remarkably, on Saturday, 9/3, War's wife Nur (54) and ChM headed over to the doctor's office where they ran into the son and daughter-in-law, AF (31) and his pregnant wife Rah (29), who were suffering from the same sickness.
With 11 people symptomatic for flu, and the confirmation of H5N1 in War's chickens, the family headed to the hospital. At around 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, 9/4, the first hospital, Regional Public Hospital Datuk (Datoe) Binangkang in Kotamobagu City, decided to reconcile the entire lot of patients over to RSUP Prof Kandou in Manado where they arrived around 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, 9/4.
Several samples have been taken from the 11 suspect H5N1 patients which were sent to Jakarta and the regional labs for testing. Samples were taken upon admission and subsequent samples have also been taken. Now they wait for the post-Tamiflu results to be returned
Sulawesi continued:
9/11: Bird Flu in Poultry spreading to Balaang Mongondow on Friday (9/9/11). In District Lolayan. 20 chickens died suddenly in village of South Tanoyan.
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Yogyakarta
3/15/11
Name: SS (28)
From: Kab. Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta
Adm: 3/13 AI Hospital Yogyakarta
Adm: 3/11 Private Hospital
Recon: 3/6-10; several private clinics
Onset: 3/1
DOD: 3/14
Notes: Everyday went to poultry markets, and owned chicks/ducks.
WHO Update #3 [http://www.who.int/csr/don/2011_04_01/en/index.html]
9/7/11
3 Suspected – Family
Names:
Erna Maryatun (35) – Mother
Zaky Wiryawan (11) child
H (2.5) child
From: Singgelo hamlet, Poncosari Village, Srandakan District, Bantul
Adm: 9/2 – intensive care
Hospital: RSUP Dr Sardjito, Ward Kartika
Onset: 9/8
9 others being strictly monitored outside hospital.
9/9: Tested Negative. Diagnosis: Severe Lung Infection.
Chief Medical Officer of Kulonprogo Lestaryono explained, although some residents of the hamlet Singgelo, Village Poncosari, Srandakan Subdistrict, Bantul District, allegedly affected by the bird flu virus, but until now the region Kulonprogo not found the same case. "No cases of bird flu," explained Lestaryono after attending a commemoration of National Sports Day (Haornas) 2011 on the square Kulonprogo, Friday (9 / 9).
According to him, until now Dinkes always coordinate with the Animal Husbandry Department to monitor pertenakan poultry. However, according to two, until now there has been no reports of a number of poultry that died suddenly.
West Java
Date March 2 – WHO Upddate [http://www.who.int/csr/don/2011_03_02/en/index.html]
Name: 26 yo (F)
From: Karawang District,
Adm: 2/3
Onset: 1/30
DOD: 2/8
Notes: bought poultry meat from traditional market and took home chickens that were slaughtered after purchase and prepared at the market. [172 casea]
Date 2/10
Name: A (2)
From: Depok City
Confirmed: Positive
Adm: 2/5 Private Hospital in Depok
Onset: 2/4, fever, rash (redness) in the hands, mouth & feet.
DOD: 2/6
Notes: Vicims neighbor had ornamental birds. In last 2 weeks 4 died.
Date 2/25/11
Name: IL (31)
From: Bekasi City
Adm: 2/28
Recon: 2/25 Private Practice in Bekasi
DOD: 3/1
Onset: 2/23
Confirmed: Positive
Notes: Went often to market 200 meters from home. Many people around house kept ornamental birds.
Date: 4/1/11
Name: An (22 mnths) her Mother died (see above: IL (31)
From: Bekasi City
Adm: 3/9 to AI Referral Hosp. In E. Jakarta
Recon: 3/3
Onset: 3/2
Confirmed: Positive, Recovered
Notes: Recovered. Around the house w/a lot of people who kept ornamental birds. Ctr. Of Vet. Bogor had taken samples of poultry, H5N1 positive.
The child accompanied her mother to the traditional market where live poultry were sold but investigations into the source of infection are ongoing.
Date: 4/13/11
Name: JZ (8)
From: West Jakarta
Adm: 4/8/11
Recon: 4/4/11
Onset: 4/1/11
DOD: 4/11/11
Notes: Wild bird droppings around house and Mother in last week bought 2 chickens from the market.
Date: 4/10/11
Name: KN (1 yo)
From: North Jakarta
Adm: 4/8/11, fever, cough, chest pain.
Onset: 4/3/11, fever, cough, diarrhea & shortness of breath.
Confirmation: Confirmed, Recovered
Notes: Received extensive treatment. Week before his father’s illness, sufferers are invited to a market near his house to buy chicken and KN participated by holding the chicken.
Date: 8/15/11
Name: GA (1)
From: West Jakarta Distrit
Adm: 8/23
Onset: 8/8, fever & Adm HealthCareCtr: 8/8
Recon: Private Hosp. Adm: 8/15
DOD: 8/25/11
Confirmed: Positive
Notes: No reports of chicken deaths within last 14 days. Home catering business use the material processed chicken meat.
WHO Indonesia Update #6 [http://www.who.int/csr/don/2011_10_10/en/index.html]
Bali
Date of Article: 10/8/11
Name: Wayan Aldiawan/ALD/IWA (10) Siblings to NRA
From: Banjar Dinas Antuga, Jehem Village, District Tembuki Bangli, Bali
Adm: 10/7 Sanglah Hospital
Onset: 9/30
Recon: 10/5 Local Hospital
DOD: 10/10
Confirmation: Positive. WHO Update #7.
Name: Ari Nengah Rica/NRA (5) Siblings to ALD
From: Banjar Dinas Antuga, Jehem Village, District Tembuki Bangli, Bali
Adm: 10/7 Sanglah Hospital
Condition: Critical, breathing assistance
Recon: 10/5 Local Hospital
DOD: 10/9
Confirmation: Positive. WHO Update #7
Notes: Both had contact with dead poultry in early October. Chickens in patients home tested negative. Same with the neighbor’s chickens. “Based on the results of rapid tests on chickens that died or live in the home patients were negative. Similar results were also shown by the examination of dead chickens in his neighbor's house. For a more accurate examination, two chickens that died at home the patient was then taken to the Central Veterinary, Pegok, Denpasar.”
Date of Article: 10/16/11
Name: Ni Wayan Pumami (30) (mother of 2 siblings above)
Adm: 10/11 with fever but chose to go home.
From: Banjar Antugan, Jehem Village, District Tembuku
Hospital: Bangli Sanglah
Notes: Escaped. Found at home. Not re-admitted. Bloodwork done on the 15th indicated negative for H5N1. Mostly likely taking tamiflu since her children were admitted into hospital (10/7).
Sym’s: Cough, shortness of breath. Blood platelets decreased dramatically. In “pain”. They don’t know exactly what she has as they haven’t done a thorough examination of her blood.
DOD: 10/17 (at home)
Confirmation: Negative. Blood was drawn while she was in the hospital visiting her son in early Oct. (that was confirmed & died). Lab Biomolecular Research Lab University of Udayana and MOH
Indonesia: Gianyar Regency Given 1,250 Tamiflu Tablets In Case of Bird Flu in Humans
October 14 2011 15:41 AM
Excerpt:
Gianyar (Between Bali) - To anticipate the spread of bird flu or H5N1 virus, Public Health Service with the DVO Gianyar implement spraying of poultry in markets Gianyar, Friday (14/10).
"Spraying is done to reduce the risk of spreading bird flu to the buyer of chicken," said Chief Medical Officer Dr. Putu Pande Wirbuana Friday.
Related to the handling of bird flu, has been set up in 1250 tablet Diskes Tamiflu in case of bird flu in Gianyar regency, as well as personal protective equipment in the form of masks to the 13 existing health centers, in Gianyar regency.
-snip-
Secretary of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Gianyar regency, Luh Made Padma Muni explained based on the latest data in 2010 there were 1,268,118 head of poultry in Gianyar regency. "All the birds that have been getting the vaccine," he said
Excerpt:
Gianyar (Between Bali) - To anticipate the spread of bird flu or H5N1 virus, Public Health Service with the DVO Gianyar implement spraying of poultry in markets Gianyar, Friday (14/10).
"Spraying is done to reduce the risk of spreading bird flu to the buyer of chicken," said Chief Medical Officer Dr. Putu Pande Wirbuana Friday.
Related to the handling of bird flu, has been set up in 1250 tablet Diskes Tamiflu in case of bird flu in Gianyar regency, as well as personal protective equipment in the form of masks to the 13 existing health centers, in Gianyar regency.
-snip-
Secretary of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Gianyar regency, Luh Made Padma Muni explained based on the latest data in 2010 there were 1,268,118 head of poultry in Gianyar regency. "All the birds that have been getting the vaccine," he said
Indonesia Weekly Surveillance Bulletin Shows 10 Suspected Cases in S. Sulawesi, 11 in Kalimantan
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Sub Directorate of Surveillance and Outbreak Response Ministry of Health, Indonesia on weekly bulletin 41, 2011
Sub Directorate of Surveillance and Outbreak Response Ministry of Health, Indonesia on weekly bulletin 41, 2011
Vietnam H5N1 Birdflu Update
14/10/2011
Excerpts:
At present, the disease is a threat can not be ignored.
Forecast in the last months of 2011, the risk of dangerous epidemics continue to arise and spread is very high. Caused by the bird flu virus has changed and not have appropriate vaccines, foot and mouth disease virus and blue ear is widely circulated within the herd were clinically cured. In particular, the import of livestock and poultry through the border is still complicated.
As reported by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, in September, there were 3,764 chickens, 3,238 ducks, 82 thousand children infected with the flu.
From the beginning of the year, the country has 21 provinces where bird flu outbreaks
Notably, the country still five outbreaks of avian influenza in the province of Quang Tri, Quang Ngai, Thai Binh
Excerpts:
At present, the disease is a threat can not be ignored.
Forecast in the last months of 2011, the risk of dangerous epidemics continue to arise and spread is very high. Caused by the bird flu virus has changed and not have appropriate vaccines, foot and mouth disease virus and blue ear is widely circulated within the herd were clinically cured. In particular, the import of livestock and poultry through the border is still complicated.
As reported by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, in September, there were 3,764 chickens, 3,238 ducks, 82 thousand children infected with the flu.
From the beginning of the year, the country has 21 provinces where bird flu outbreaks
Notably, the country still five outbreaks of avian influenza in the province of Quang Tri, Quang Ngai, Thai Binh
NTB RSUP Denies Bird Flu There Patients
NTB RSUP Denies Bird Flu There Patients
Fri, 10/14/2011 - 13:46 -
Director of the Provincial General Hospital (Dr) NTB, dr. H. Mawardi Hamri, denied, the issue of bird flu patients are being treated there. Since the year 2009, there were no patients were affected by the H5N1 virus in NTB. Formerly there were patients who had isolated in special rooms, for allegedly affected suspect bird flu. But after the blood test, he was declared negative, so it sent back.
"If there are patients in suspected bird flu virus, then the Dr will immediately respond and provide services in accordance with Standard Operational Procedure (SOP) of bird flu. NTB RSUP ready to serve whenever the bird flu patients, "said dr. H. Mawardi Hamri, accompanied by Head of Medical Services and Support, dr. H. L. Hamzi F, told reporters in his office on Friday (14/10).
Mawardi said, RSUP is one designated RS Ministry of Health (Kemenkes) a referral hospital patients of bird flu since the year 2009. Response Team has been set up SARS, Bird Flu and Swine Flu chaired by dr. Salim and the 10-member specialist doctors.
"RSUP also been equipped with special tools for bird flu patients are imported directly from Kemenkes. Minister of Health has not revoked the status of Indonesia as a country suspect bird flu, so it must continue diwaspadi, "he added.
For people with bird flu patients continued Mawardi, has prepared three special space in the living room floor 2 RSUP NTB flamboyant. Where, an isolation room, a treatment room and 1 room attendant. One room can accommodate 4 patients. Entering the space it should use the tools of coatings, both patients, doctors and nurses.
"The general public or patients' families were not allowed to enter the space. But if it should go, then it must comply with applicable SOP. This was done so that the spread of the virus does not occur and endanger many people, "he explained. (Ozi) http://globalfmlombok.com/content/rsup-ntb-bantah-ada-pasien-flu-burung
Fri, 10/14/2011 - 13:46 -
Director of the Provincial General Hospital (Dr) NTB, dr. H. Mawardi Hamri, denied, the issue of bird flu patients are being treated there. Since the year 2009, there were no patients were affected by the H5N1 virus in NTB. Formerly there were patients who had isolated in special rooms, for allegedly affected suspect bird flu. But after the blood test, he was declared negative, so it sent back.
"If there are patients in suspected bird flu virus, then the Dr will immediately respond and provide services in accordance with Standard Operational Procedure (SOP) of bird flu. NTB RSUP ready to serve whenever the bird flu patients, "said dr. H. Mawardi Hamri, accompanied by Head of Medical Services and Support, dr. H. L. Hamzi F, told reporters in his office on Friday (14/10).
Mawardi said, RSUP is one designated RS Ministry of Health (Kemenkes) a referral hospital patients of bird flu since the year 2009. Response Team has been set up SARS, Bird Flu and Swine Flu chaired by dr. Salim and the 10-member specialist doctors.
"RSUP also been equipped with special tools for bird flu patients are imported directly from Kemenkes. Minister of Health has not revoked the status of Indonesia as a country suspect bird flu, so it must continue diwaspadi, "he added.
For people with bird flu patients continued Mawardi, has prepared three special space in the living room floor 2 RSUP NTB flamboyant. Where, an isolation room, a treatment room and 1 room attendant. One room can accommodate 4 patients. Entering the space it should use the tools of coatings, both patients, doctors and nurses.
"The general public or patients' families were not allowed to enter the space. But if it should go, then it must comply with applicable SOP. This was done so that the spread of the virus does not occur and endanger many people, "he explained. (Ozi) http://globalfmlombok.com/content/rsup-ntb-bantah-ada-pasien-flu-burung
Bird Flu Found in 49 villages in Bali
| Bird Flu Found in 49 villages in Bali | |
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Beritabali.com, Denpasar. Tim Bird Flu Disease Control Bali Animal Husbandry Department to detect the spread of bird flu cases in 49 villages in Bali. Recorded from the five villages 49 villages of which are rural areas that had previously been the spread of bird flu in 2007.
Team Coordinator of Avian Influenza Disease Control Department of Animal Husbandry Bali Wayan Sukanadi declared the rapid spread of flu burunng up to 49 villages occurred due to the difficulty of supervising poultry trade traffic between districts in Bali.
"Experience so far is the entry of poultry from the market or for example, then bring the rest of cockfighting chicken means to return home, then penmbelian chicken from collectors or peddlers are making it possible spread of bird flu disease" said Wayan Sukanadi.
Sukanadi mention from January to mid-October is the number of cases of bird flu which emerged in Bali reached 59 cases. Where the death of chickens due to bird flu during 2011 reached more than 1400 individuals. While in 2007 there were more than 8600 chickens died from bird flu. (MLT)
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
New suspected bf patient in Klungkung Regency hospital Bali
article mentions
several but only gives specifics on one new hospitalized
case..
KDP Office Klungkung Chicken Cage Spray
KDP Office Klungkung Chicken Cage Spray
Se Semarapura (Between Bali) - Board of Animal
Husbandry, Fisheries and Maritime Affairs (KDP) Klungkung regency, Bali,
spraying some chicken coops with disinfectant after receiving information of the
village residents Kusamba, Dawan district, allegedly contracted the bird flu
virus.
. "After some residents suspected of contracting bird flu, we immediately act quickly" said Chief Public Health Center Dawan, I Nyoman Adi Putra, Thursday.
He claimed to have received the patient's initials IKE (7) the body temperature reached 38 degrees Celsius. Patients mentioned had direct contact with chickens that were referred to the Emergency Unit of Hospital Klungkung.
Patient observation was carried out after coordination with the Sanglah Hospital.
. Meanwhile, Head of Animal Health of the Department of KDP Klungkung I Ketut Suartini, ordered the officers to spray the cage with a liquid disinfectant in the Middle Banjar, Kusamba Village, District Dawan.
The main focus of the officers at the house of a citizen initials INS (39) after his son suffered a high fever shortly after chickens died.
. "After some residents suspected of contracting bird flu, we immediately act quickly" said Chief Public Health Center Dawan, I Nyoman Adi Putra, Thursday.
He claimed to have received the patient's initials IKE (7) the body temperature reached 38 degrees Celsius. Patients mentioned had direct contact with chickens that were referred to the Emergency Unit of Hospital Klungkung.
Patient observation was carried out after coordination with the Sanglah Hospital.
. Meanwhile, Head of Animal Health of the Department of KDP Klungkung I Ketut Suartini, ordered the officers to spray the cage with a liquid disinfectant in the Middle Banjar, Kusamba Village, District Dawan.
The main focus of the officers at the house of a citizen initials INS (39) after his son suffered a high fever shortly after chickens died.
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