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Location: Indonesia - Event: A(H5N1) ? Human
On 15th November 2011, the Indonesian health authorities reported to WHO one new human case of A(H5N1) from Bangli district, Bali Province (cf. map 1).
The case is:
A 29 years-old woman
With onset of symptoms on 15th October 2011
She died on 17th October 2011
This woman is the mother of the 2 died children reported previously in Bali (cf. eWEB n? 188)
Contact with contaminated poultry has been documented.
The last human A(H5N1) case in Indonesia was reported on 26th October 2011 (cf. eWEB n?188).
This new human case brings the total number of reported cases to 182 including 150 deaths.
Comments
The possibility of a limited inter-human transmission can not be formally excluded.
This kind of inter-human transmission, linked to close contact within a family, has been already documented in several countries.
To date, this type of inter-human transmission has not resulted yet in a community transmission.
