Parliament Bangli Officials Call Bird Flu Related

Parliament Bangli Officials Call Bird Flu Related
Thursday, October 13 2011 16:02 AM

  Bangli (Between Bali) - Among legislators Bangli Regency, Bali, some officials call the bird flu cases that resulted in the deaths of two local residents.

  "The case of the death of two people at once due to bird flu makes us hot. For that, we upgraded all at once summoned the officials," said Vice Chairman of the Parliament Bangli, I Made Sudiasa Thursday.

  According to him, the officials called it, of which came from the Office Peternanan and Fisheries, Bangli Hospital, and Department of Health.

  "We call them to the parliament building to provide a description of the bird flu problem that occurred," he said.

  Sudiasa considers that the case has received attention from the World Health Organization or WHO.

Therefore, it asked the executives worked hard to combat the spread of the deadly virus outbreak.    http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dh5n1%2B%252B%2BAyam%26hl%3Den%26client%3Dfirefox%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla:en-US:official%26biw%3D953%26bih%3D564%26tbs%3Dqdr:h%26prmd%3Dimvnsfd&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=id&twu=1&u=http://bali.antaranews.com/berita/15059/dprd-bangli-panggil-pejabat-terkait-flu-burung&usg=ALkJrhiX_8GmSgPxe2nrflbKfRXq4yIpnA

Health Office complaining about lack of equipment Bangli

Health Office complaining about lack of equipment Bangli

Thursday, October 13 2011 17:52 WIB 

 . Bangli (Between Bali) - District Health Office Bangli, Bali, complained about the lack of equipment in anticipation of a widespread outbreak of bird flu.

  "Our equipment is not optimal to detect outbreaks of bird flu," said Chief District Medical Officer Bangli, Dewa Made Siangan, in a hearing with legislators Bangli Thursday.

One of the tools that are considered minimal clothing and medical supplies to deal with bird flu patients.  "This is due to lack of budget for it," he said.

  Currently, bird flu emergency response efforts already made to the families and people who have had contact with I Wayan Aldiawan (10) and her sister, Ani Ni Nengah Rica (5), boy Antugan Banjar, District Tembuku, who died in Sanglah Hospital some time ago. 
  "For the prevention community adjacent to the victim's house we had given the drug Tamiflu for the prevention of the virus," he said.

  In addition, research conducted in the field to identify any potential spread of the virus Influenza-Like Illness (ILI) is very similar to bird flu. "Regarding the tests conducted at the owner of the chicken house residents while the results are also negative," he said.
Meanwhile, President Director of Bangli Hospital, Dr Wayan Sudiana, revealed that in the early diagnosis of both victims died of the dead were no symptoms of bird flu gelaja .

 

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Iran Reports First Bird Flu Outbreaks

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Iran Reports First Bird Flu Outbreaks

IRAN - Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has broken out in village ducks at two locations in the north of the country.

The veterinary authority sent an Immediate Notification dated 13 October to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).

The report describes two outbreaks of HPAI, both starting on 13 September in free-range village duck flocks in the region of Mazaran in the north of the country, near the Caspian Sea. In total, 2,682 ducks were involved, of which 535 showed symptoms, 345 died and 2,337 birds were destroyed.

The presence of the H5N1 sub-type of the HPAI virus has been confirmed.

The last reported outbreak of bird flu in Iran was in August 2008.

http://www.thepoultrysite.com/poultrynews/23759/iran-reports-first-bird-flu-outbreaks

WHO Reports 50 Human H5N1 Cases So Far This Year

Thursday, October 13, 2011

World Health Organization
WHO Reports 50 Human H5N1 Cases So Far This Year
GLOBAL - WHO reports that there have been 50 cases of H5N1 flu in humans so far this year, 26 of whom died. Most of the victims have been in Egypt (32 cases; 12 deaths) but there were also eight cases in both Indonesia and Cambodia and two in Bangladesh.
These latest figures bring the totals since 2003 to 566 cases, of whom 332 have died.

http://www.who.int/influenza/human_animal_interface/EN_GIP_20111010CumulativeNumberH5N1cases.pdf

H5N1 Virus Survive Four Days At 22 Degrees Celsius Temperature

October 13, 2011
VIRUS H5N1 bird flu turned out to have the endurance to live for four days in water with temperatures around 22 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is zero degrees Celsius, the virus has survived for 30 days.

When living in the stools of sick poultry or poultry, virus survival is long enough. However, this virus can be turned off with temperatures of 60 degrees for 30 minutes, for 1 minute at 80 degrees and three hours at 50 degrees. Therefore, it is worth noting for the prevention of bird flu infection is personal hygiene and environmental hygiene as well as the chicken coop.

Team Secretary Sanglah Hospital bird flu dr. Ken Wirasandhi, MARS explained, the potential for transmission of bird flu in humans comes from the lack of hygienic processing of poultry meat or when cleaning the cage. "The problem is not the time to cook chicken, but the process of processing before cooking is not hygienic," he said.

At the time of processing of chicken meat, people are not aware if his hands contaminated with the virus and perform other activities when processing such as smoked chicken, spice processing or eating without washing hands first. "The virus dies when sprayed with disinfectant or soap. Therefore, after holding a chicken or live chickens, must wash hands with soap," he explained. Cleanliness of the cage with a disinfectant spray can also kill the presence of this virus.

Communities should also be vigilant in case of sudden death of poultry in the neighborhood and immediately report to local officials. If there is any family or neighbors who suffer from symptoms of ILI (Influenza Like Illness) such as runny nose, fever and shortness after had contact with dead birds, was immediately taken to the nearest health.

Indonesia: Prevention of human cases of birdflu H5N1, Family/Contacts Given Tamiflu

October 14, 2011

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Kadis Health, dr. Dewa Made Siangan, explained it had taken the bird flu emergency response. Both the family and the people who have had contact with the victim I Wayan Aldiawan (10) and her sister Ani Ni Nengah Rica (5) in Banjar Antugan-Tembuku, Bangli and surrounding communities. Prevention efforts conducted by administering the drug Tamiflu, and efforts to the field survey to identify any potential spread of the virus ILI (Influenza-Like Illness) is very similar to bird flu.

''The handling of this time we admit is not maximized. Due to the lack of adequate equipment for early detection, one of which is the standard masks and clothing for the doctors to handle the case. This condition is caused by lack of budget,''he said.

While CEO Bangli Hospital, dr. Wayan Sudiana, said in early diagnosis, the two victims who died there are no symptoms of bird flu gelaja. The first victim that came to hospitals Bangli Rica with body temperature reaching 40 degrees celsius. The victim has given febrifuge, then the next day the heat down to 37 degrees. At night rose again to 38 degrees, the next on Friday (7 / 10) the temperature rises again 39.9. Shortness of breath even started so directly referred to Sanglah Hospital.

In the second case it comes back I Wayan Aldiawan (10) are also sister Rika with hot 38 degrees. There was no shortness of breath, the next day the heat down to 36.4 and was up and down until the next day, Friday (7 / 10) and were referred to hospitals Sanglah, because there are indications FB (Bird Flu).

While Kadis P2, AA Ngurah Samba, said it has taken steps in the location of the discovery spraying indication of bird flu rapid test based on the results. The move was aimed at preventing the spread of the virus. It will coordinate with relevant parties handle this case, to do research the type of virus, because it did not rule out the H5N1 virus could mutate quickly. To prove it, his party with the relevant agencies still perform laboratory tests in the field.

Egypt: Chairman of the National Center for Research: Manufacturing of half a billion doses of vaccine bird flu

12-10-2011

Dr. Ashraf Shaalan, Chairman of the National Center for Research on the start of the first stages of the manufacture of flu vaccine bird of Egypt with a capacity of half a billion doses, in collaboration with an Egyptian company specialized in the manufacture of vaccines, pointing out that the vaccine product depends on the findings of the research team at the Centre.

In a statement to the Middle East News Agency today, Shaalan said that the vaccine strains isolated from the latest avian influenza virus in Egypt is currently using genetic engineering, to ensure effectiveness in the prevention of the virus up to double the effectiveness of the vaccine importer.

He added that the announcement of more details on this topic during the coming period.

Indonesia: Government of Gianyar, Bali establish Quick Response Teams

10/13

Government of Gianyar, Bali establish Quick Response Teams (TRC) to anticipate the spread of bird flu in the area.

"TRC amounted to eight people who regularly monitor poultry in Gianyar regency," said Secretary of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Gianyar regency, Luh Made Padma Muni, Thursday.

In addition, the officers had come down to the field to perform solialisasi bird flu.

Not only that, spraying is also encouraged, taking samples of poultry in Gianyar-Bangli border, "he said.

The results of the examination while, says Padma, it has been no finding that avian bird flu virus identified.

South Sulawesi - 300,000 Dead Chickens in Bone Regency

Throughout the year 2011 as many as 300,000 dead chickens in South Sulawesi bird flu virus or avian influenza. Cases increased rapidly this year than in 2010 when only 30,000 chickens carrying this virus.

The last case occurred in the Village Manurunge, District Tanete Riattang, Bone regency, about 180 kilometers north of Makassar, South Sulawesi, earlier this week. Could not be ascertained the total number of chickens that died suddenly. However, Head of South Sulawesi Ranch Murtala Ali estimates there are more than 20 chickens that died.

"The report mentions that goes around 20 head. This year's number of cases increased, especially in the area Sidenreng Rappang," said Murtala, Thursday (10/13/2011) in Makassar.

Beginning in July 2011, a total of 44 095 chickens in nine districts in Sidenreng Rappang died of bird flu virus.

To prevent the spread, Animal Husbandry Department to prepare Sulsel 1.5 million doses of bird flu vaccine. Bone Special to the region, the government has sent 50,000 doses of vaccine.

However, according to Murtala, which is more important is to maintain the cleanliness of the cage. Farmers were also asked to rush to report to the local Animal Husbandry Department if the chickens died suddenly.

Indonesia-Central Lombok: Entrance Supervised

It is thought the death of 900 birds as bird flu or H5N1 virus.
Thursday, October 13, 2011, 14:23 GMT
Hall Agricultural Quarantine Mataram Nusa Tenggara to tighten supervision on the number of incoming pintuk West Nusa Tenggara. This step is performed following the entry of H5N1 virus (bird flu) in Central Lombok.

The existence of the bird flu virus known after as many as 900 birds in the Village Semayan and Peringgarata Central Lombok regency, suddenly drop dead.

Head of Animal Quarantine NTB, Muhammad Samsul Hedar said three entrances to the NTB, Lombok International Airport, Sheet Harbour and Port Kayang been closely guarded.

Guard is done by placing eight officers from the Central Quarantine and coordinate with the police. Efforts are made to anticipate the entry of illegal animals to the region of NTB.

Apart from tightening controls at the entrance of NTB, Center for Agricultural Quarantine officers Mataram also oversee a number of ports contained wild at some point on the island of Lombok.

"The discovery of dead birds in Central Lombok, indicating there are animals that enter from outside the province. We have to tighten controls at the entrance to NTB," said Samsul Hedar told reporters in Mataram Thursday, October 13, 2011.

According to him, overwhelmed Central Quarantine for the port monitor is known by the people or harbor rats. The minimal number of personnel officials Quarantine Center became one of the reasons the weak supervision at the port of the people.

Moreover Quarantine Mataram Hall does not have equipment that can detect directly the presence of birds.

As is known, as many as 900 birds, mostly free-range chicken at the Village Semayan two places, Praya District and Central Lombok Peringgarata sudden death. A strong suspicion that the death of poultry caused by avian influenza H5N1 virus that are in NTB.

Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB directly isolate poultry from two villages in order to anticipate the spread of the virus.

The entry of the H5N1 virus to the island of Lombok is probably derived from animals from outside the region. The incident was known to make people living in the Village of Central Lombok Peringgarata Semayan and worry. Related events, the Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health asked residents Lombok NTB alert.

Indonesia: Three samples were positive H5N1 poultry in Lombok

Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB directly isolate two districts.

Thursday, October 13, 2011, 12:35 GMT
A total of 900 birds, mostly free-range chicken at the Village Semayan two places, Praya and Peringgarata District, Central Lombok, died suddenly. A strong suspicion that the death was caused by the avian bird flu virus H5N1.

Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB directly isolate poultry from two villages are. This is to anticipate the spread of the virus.

Head of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB, Dilaga Syamsul Hidayat, said it was sending officers to identify the region where the discovery of dead birds. "We've fielded officers to spray disinfectant to the location," said Syamsul Dilaga in Mataram, Thursday, October 13, 2011.

According to him, to date has already taken samples for examination in the laboratory. Of the samples taken, as many as three poultry chicken that is known positively infected with bird flu virus.

Even so, it was still awaiting the results of laboratory-related Bali five samples have been sent. "There are three samples that have been fositif bird flu, but for sure we are still awaiting lab results Bali," he said.

Not only in Central Lombok, a similar incident also occurred in the district of North Lombok. Officers identifiers bird flu has also been sent to North Lombok to find the cause of death of birds. Furthermore, Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB immediately destroy a number of dead birds.

Meanwhile, the Chief Medical Officer of NTB, H Mohammmad Ismail, said the residents had blood samples taken adjacent to the discovery of dead birds. NTB Health Office also oversees the areas affected by the possibility of spreading the H5N1 virus. The entire sample was taken immediately sent to laboratory for examination Surabaya.

Ismail further asserted, until now there has been no official reports of casualties affected by the deadly virus. Even so, it has been prepared to accommodate the victim's Hospital at any time if there are victims infected with a virus.

"There has been no reports of infected people. We have prepared a place of isolation in the RSU NTB complete with a team of doctors who deal with at any time if there are people infected with bird flu," he said.

Semayan own citizens immediately following the fret number of livestock that died suddenly. In the past week the number of chickens that died suddenly growing up to hundreds. The condition is known a surprising number of parties. Moreover NTB is known as an area free of animal diseases especially those caused by viruses. Both the bird flu, swine flu, and others.

Department of Animal Husbandry and Animal Health NTB alert asking residents with the discovery of poultry that died suddenly due to the H5N1 virus. Residents are expected to report to the relevant officer if found sick or died suddenly.

Indonesia: Banjarangkan Dist: Dozens of Chickens Die but test Negative

The threat of bird flu in Klungkung increasingly alarming. That concern following the 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. However, residents are asked to remain vigilant and cautious, so do not let the bird flu epidemic.

"The spread of avian influenza through feces and dominant behavioral factors," said Head of Animal Health Animal Husbandry Department of Fisheries and Marine Affairs (KDP) Klungkung drh Ni Ketut Suartini on Tuesday, on the sidelines of spraying in the Middle Banjar, Tohpati Village, District Banjarangkan.

He cautioned residents to raise chickens or livestock in a healthy and always clean the cage, clean the dirt, wipe out the remnants of chicken, such as feathers and others. Because the media spread of bird flu among chickens caged together or loose, ie, through dirt and other equipment which is likely contaminated with the H5N1 virus. While spraying and rapid test performed in the Middle Banjar, and Banjar Village Tohpati Penarukan, Bungbungan Village, District residents Banjarangkan following reports of chicken deaths which occurred grubug in large quantities, since a week lately. Residents Tohpati whose chickens died suddenly since the past week in antarnya Ni Nyoman Karpa and I Wayan Cottage. Both citizens of the chickens died since the beginning of October. "Many dead nadak," said Ni Nyoman Karpa. According to Karpa, of the 30 local chickens she raised, 26 tails off in a row. The chickens are reared wild alias is not grounded. His chickens to death row, and no known cause.

Experienced the same thing I Wayan Cottage. Lodge maintains 10 village chickens. But now run out, because all the chickens died. Following the outbreak of bird flu information that concerned citizens, let alone Tohpati Bangli adjacent to the region, the origin of the victims died of bird flu.

Village Chief Tohpati I Nengah Sutra, said local chickens maintained its citizens, is a chickens for the sake of the ceremony. "Among for-pesuan pesuan (urunan)," Silk said. While for the purposes of the chicken pieces, like the kind of broilers, usually purchased from outside.

Following the threat of bird flu return, Nengah Sutra tells its citizens anxious and worried. Moreover, the fact a lot of dead chickens owned by residents. In addition to the Tohpati, spraying and rapid test by officers KDP Klungkung done in Banjar Penarukan, Bungungan Village, District Banjarangkan. Because in that place there is also a citizen reports of chicken deaths in a row. "The result is still the same, still negative," said Suartini.

He said he has not dared to make sure, what is the cause of death of chickens owned by residents. Provisional estimates, if it were not for bird flu, possibly due to other factors. "It could be because ende. Factors causing the death of chickens a lot, "said Suartini.

Video of Funeral in Bali and surrounding area of Bangli as Birdflu spreads in poultry

Bird Flu Virus Spreads in Bangli
Thursday, October 13, 2011 - 12:19

Bangli, Bali, after the death of two victims of bird flu virus, the spread of the virus spreading. Three districts in Bangli infected with bird flu.

Uploader: Rizky Syahputra (rcy) -, Duration: 02:42 "

Govt accused of easing up in fight against bird flu

Govt accused of easing up in fight against bird flu

| Thu, 10/13/2011 7:12 AM

 

Waning efforts to control the spread of Avian Influenza, including separating poultry farms from residential areas, may be behind the recent increase in human bird flu cases, a ministry official says.

Tjandra Yoga Aditama, the director general of disease control and environmental health at the Health Ministry, said on Wednesday that the H5N1 virus would continue to infect humans as long as there were no serious efforts to curb infections in poultry.

“It is a question of whether we can completely destroy the virus in poultry,” Tjandra told The Jakarta Post on Wednesday.

The flu virus is a common disease among poultry, but it became a global health concern when human cases were found in China and Vietnam in 2003.

Indonesia saw the highest number of human bird flu cases from 2006 to 2008, with the majority of cases reported in its densely populated provinces of Jakarta, West Java and Banten.

The outbreak peaked in 2006, which saw 55 cases with 45 deaths.

There was also a case of suspected human-to-human infection in Karo Regency, North Sumatra, in which seven members of a family died within less than a month.

The government formed a special national commission to integrate efforts to handle the case as well as instruct regions, especially the three provinces with the most cases, to establish controls in the poultry sector in the area.

The main target of the programs were small poultry traders and slaughterhouses as well as traditional markets near residential areas. The lack of hygiene in these settlements was suspected to have contributed to the high number of human cases of the disease.

Local authorities issued regulations and plans to regulate the issues and for a while, several regions, including Jakarta, implemented strict measures on pet bird certifications and monitored the hygiene of poultry coops near residential areas.

The program has since slowly run out of steam. Jakarta, for example, has still not implemented a planned relocation of poultry slaughterhouses to outside residential areas.
However, there have been fewer reasons to worry as the number of cases in the country has declined since 2007, with only nine human cases, leading to seven fatalities, recorded last year.

However, it was reported that two children in Bangli regency, Bali, died of the disease on Sunday night.

The Health Ministry has yet to confirm whether the victims had contact with poultry.

I Putu Sumantra, head of Bali’s animal husbandry department, said on Wednesday that bird flu outbreaks among poultry had spread to eight regencies and municipalities in Bali.
So far, Gianyar is the only regency in Bali that has stayed clear of the disease.

“This year, 1,400 chickens have died suddenly, of which 1,300 were then destroyed,” Sumantra said in Denpasar, as quoted by mediaindonesia.com.

Tjandra cited other ways to reduce the spread of the disease, including reducing human contact with infected poultry, and ensuring swift diagnosis and correct treatment of humans with the disease.

“From a health standpoint, we can only warn people to not make direct contact with sick chickens and provide the necessary medical treatment for infected people,” Tjandra said.

“The problem is, we have millions of chickens in Indonesia, so we should have more comprehensive efforts to stop the spread of the animal cases.”

Deputy Agriculture Minister Bayu Krisnamurthi denied that there had been a decline in efforts to curb cases of Avian Influenza in poultry.

“We have tackled the cases by carrying out several measures such as vaccinating chickens in poultry farms and requiring that people separate poultry farms and human settlements, resulting in a decreased number of bird flu cases from 2007-2009,” he said via text message.

The former chief of the now-defunct national commission to curb bird flu said that the disease was under control.
“But it’s quite difficult to completely stop the spread of the H5N1 virus in animals,” he said, adding that the influenza virus had been first discovered in 1930 but was still around now.  http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2011/10/13/govt-accused-easing-fight-against-bird-flu.html

..more birds dying from H5N1 without symptoms

Wednesday, October 12, 2011 23:35

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. ...
http://www.makassarterkini.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3252:flu-burung-serang-bone-&catid=44:info-terkini&Itemid=139

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 Cremation BIRD FLU VICTIM
- Some residents mengupacarai the bodies of two victims of bird flu, Wayan Aldiawan (10) and Ani Nengah Rica (5) in the Crematorium Mumbul, Nusa Dua, on Tuesday (11/10). Villagers Jehem, District Tembuku, Bangli District was previously treated since Friday (7 / 10) and in Sanglah Hospital because of bird flu but both died on Sunday (9 / 10).

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Dead birds test negative in Indo..Again..

Beware of Virus Situbondo H5NI
October 12, 2011 | 20:37 pmSITUBONDO, KOMPAS.com - DVO Situbondo now intensively conducted sterilization poultry, following the discovery of dozens of birds that died suddenly in the Village's benchmark, District Situbondo.

According Gaguk Musdjiyanto, Head of the DVO Situbondo, Wednesday (10/12/2011), the institute has conducted a rapid test on the chicken carcass.

Despite the negative result of H5N1, it still held a sterilization enclosure. Our poultry trade was cautious, lest any sick birds to enter the market.
"We also ask the animals to continue to be sterilized chicken coop to avoid the spread of the H5N1 virus," said Gaguk.

The case of poultry deaths in Situbondo not just once this happens. Last February thousands of birds also died suddenly due to normal seasonal changes.  http://regional.kompas.com/read/2011/10/12/20375198/Situbondo.Waspadai.Virus.H5NI.

Bali Provincial Government Denies Bird Flu Outbreaks

Bali Provincial Government Denies Bird Flu Outbreaks

Wednesday, 12 October 2011 20:44 karta - Provincial Government of Bali has denied the adoption status of Extraordinary Events (KLB) bird flu in the region. This followed a statement Vice Chairman of Commission IV DPRD Bali's Ketut Kariyasa Adnyana about establishing such status.

Bali provincial government spokesman Ketut Teneng said the local government did not want to rush to establish such a status because it could provoke public panic. However, Ketut promised local government will remain alert to anticipate the spread of the virus in the community.
"If the outbreak's (AI-ed) nothing but the anticipation remains as in tourist areas, without even then we remain alert, the same as the other day we also anticipate rabies. Most importantly, and especially the early detection and community given our understanding of so as not to panic and should not be panicking. "

Last week, two people have died from bird flu in Denpasar Sanglah Hospital. The patient died nearly ninety percent of his lungs damaged and could not breathe. Bird Flu Case This is the first in three years in Bali.

In 2007, the General Hospital Center Denpasar Sanglah treating about four dozen people suspected of being infected with bird flu. Of these, two people died and tested positive for bird flu.
http://www.kbr68h.com/berita/daerah/13769

Check Bangli Diskes Residents Banjar Antugan
Wednesday, October 12 2011 17:42

District Health Office Bangli, Bali, check out a number of Banjar Antugan, Jehem Village, District Tembuku, following the death of two local residents due to bird flu positive.
"In addition to checking the citizens, we also monitor the intensive home deaths from bird flu," said Chief Diskes Bangli District, Dewa Made Siangan Wednesday.
Currently, it remains to scrutiny of citizens who previously associated with the victim.
. Inspection and monitoring is done to anticipate the emergence of the deadly disease in Banjar Antugan.
Previously Ni Wayan Purnami, the mother of the boy victim of bird flu malignancy, ie, I Wayan Aldiawan (10) and her sister Ani Ni Nengah Rica (5) from Banjar Antugan, Jehem Village, District Tembuku, Bangli district having a nervous soul http://translate.google.com/translat...prmd%3Dimvnsfd

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Wednesday, October 12 2011 17:36
Bird Flu unexpected Referred to Sanglah Hospital

district, who allegedly contracted the bird flu virus was referred to the General Hospital Center (Dr) Sanglah, Denpasar.

"The concerned suspected bird flu because of a history known to have close to his grandmother's chicken that died suddenly," said Head Bangli, Dewa Agung Putra Riana Wednesday.

According to him, suspected bird flu initials IPW (6) that by the Regional General Hospital (Hospital) Bangli referred to Sanglah Hospital.
Supreme Deity revealed that about two weeks ago chicken grandmother died. Then disposed of the river. At that IPW helped throw the chicken.
"Not wanting to take the risk, the keluiarga then took him to hospitals Bangli who then immediately referred to the Sanglah Hospital," he said.

He hoped not not happen against the concerned.

Namun hasil tes terhadap terduga ternyata negatif.(**)

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