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Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://jawapos.com/radar/index.php?act=detail&rid=136385

Radar Semarang
[Friday, 08 Januari 2010]
Dozens of Citizens Having DB
SEMARANG - Dozens of residents of four hamlets in Gunungpati Kelurahan, Kecamatan Gunungpati, plague-stricken Semarang Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DB). Four hamlet is Perbalan, Pasarsari, Sekrangkeng, and Jagalan. In addition to contracting dengue, residents are also suspected of having typhoid fever.

Until now, local residents are still many who treated at hospitals Pukesmas Gunungpati and Ungaran, Semarang regency. Allegedly due to the disease, four people died.

A citizen Perbalan Gunungpati Hamlet, Judi Muhammad, 38, said, originally indicated a positive dengue citizens. But then spread to the next-door neighbor, until finally many of the afflicted.

Not only positive DB. A number of citizens, by a local doctor, stated contracted typhoid. "People are sick and was rushed to Pukesmas Gunungpati, some are referred to hospitals Ungaran."

Judi added, from about 100 heads of families Perbalan Hamlet, affected residents and typhoid DB reach 70 percent. We have at least 10 people affected by DB. Another twenty typhoid symptoms. "What got dengue and typhoid alternately until now," said RT 2 / RW VIII's.

Seeing these conditions, continued Judi, residents had reported to Pukesmas and villages. Yesterday, Lurah Gunungpati visit and see the conditions one by one citizen.

"This (yesterday, red) Pak Lurah come here, but he said he could not do anything because the funds for the prevention DB 2009 had expired, while the 2010 funds had not disbursed."

The plan, Pukesmas today will Gunungpati fogging into the hamlet. However, according to residents, the move was too late. For many residents already affected by the DB.

"We have to do service projects to clean up the environment and mosquito spraying nests using makeshift syringe. But it was not enough, residents are still exposed to DB."

One of the typhoid patients, Sofia, 13, had admitted this week recovering from an illness. Initially he was accompanied by fever and abdominal pain headache. By a local doctor, suffering from typhoid Sofia convicted. Other residents, Evayani Tuti, 24, 3/RW VII RT Perbalan Hamlet also says the same thing. Her son, Evan Arif, allegedly contracted 2.5 years DB.

Separately, Vice Chairman of the Parliament deplores Semarang Ahmadi handling phpBB which dinilainya slow. For many residents have become victims.

"Should the data from the local health center was able to be reported to the department. If waiting for reports from the public, it is not biased is justified. People are sick kok was told to report," sentilnya.

Head phpBB dr Tatik Suryati until yesterday had not asked for comments related to the outbreak of DB back on this rainy season in the city of Semarang. Several times reached via cell phone no answer. (dit / isk)
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://www.suarakarya-online.com/news.html?id=244032

Plague
Beware of Dengue Annual Cycle 5

Tuesday, January 12, 2010
SOLO (Suara Karya): City Health Office (DKK) Solo promote rural community council (MMD) for the anticipated five-year cycle of the disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF). Therefore, the five-year cycle is expected to DHF cases peaked in the city of Solo in April to May.

Although the number of cases during the year 2009 decreased compared to the number of cases in 2008, but cases of DHF have to watch out for this year signed a five-year cycle of disease caused by mosquito bites them. For the year 2009, the number of cases as many as 684 patients with cases of seven people died. While the year 2008 as many as 826 people person with a number of cases of 12 people died.

"We hope, the number of DHF cases in Solo continued to decline and could be reduced to a minimum. However, should watch out for the next three months due to enter a five-year cycle," said the Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health (P2PL) DKK Solo, dr Titiek Kadarsi, yesterday.

According to Titiek, MMD movements performed across the village in the city of Solo will be promoted from the end of this January. During the year 2009, the movement has been done MMD in 23 urban villages, while in 28 other sub-districts will be conducted at the beginning of the year is 2010.

MMD movement is intended to remind the public about the dangers of dengue fever, namely through the promotion of the movement to eradicate the mosquitoes nest (PSN) and the eradication of larvae periodically. Almost every village in the town of Solo, including endemic dengue, but what concerns especially in the densely populated village.

As in Kelurahan Mojosongo that in 2009 there were 76 patients, with 48 cases Kadipiro, Semanggi with 39 cases, grinder with 38 cases, and 37 patients Pajang with, "he said again.

To anticipate the increasing of the diseases caused by the mosquito Aedes aegypti, the DKK has prepared a budget of Rp 184,317,000. (Endang Kusumastuti)
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2010/01/01/116502/124/101/DBD_di_Semarang_Belum_KLB

Google translation:

Dengue outbreak yet in Semarang
Tuesday, January 12, 2010 03:02 pm


SEMARANG - MI: phpBB declared cases of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in this area have not worried about that yet determined as extraordinary events (KLB).

"Some time ago the Gunungpati DHF cases, the city, it had sprung up, although the area is not endemic of this disease," said chief health office Tatik Suryati Semarang, Senin (11 / 1).

According Tatik emergence of DHF cases in Gunungpati geographic factors likely influenced the growth of larvae and the relatively rapid. He mentions Gunungpati actually ranked 12th in 2009 as dengue-prone areas in the city of Semarang. While the first rank is Tembalang, and ranked second Pedurungan area.

"Based on 2009 data, the number of DHF patients in Tembalang of 490 people from a total population of 122,300 people, whereas in DHF patients Pedurungan 461 of the total population of 160,564 people," he said.


However, he said, his party have attempted to follow up the outbreak of DHF cases in Gunungpati by doing "fogging" (fumigation), although smoking is actually the last step. "Smoking is only effective for killing adult mosquitoes, not to eradicate the mosquito eggs and larvae, and can be done if many people want," he said.

Because of that, he said his party to coordinate with the parties and the district health centers to suppress DHF cases, such as the routine dissemination of the eradication of mosquitoes nest (PSN). "We also anticipate the emergence of socialization for the disease during the rainy season, and optimize the cadres at the village level to tackle the spread of the disease," said Tatik.

Although not yet outbreaks, he said dengue cases in the city of Semarang from late 2009 until early 2010 is predicted to increase.
(Ant/OL-06)
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.php/read/cetak/2010/01/15/95180/Tiga.Kecamatan.Waspadai.DBD

Semarang & Sekitarnya
January 15, 2010
Beware of Dengue District Three

SEMARANG-Learning from the case of the citizens affected Gunungpati Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF), some time ago, a number of other areas prone to the disease anticipation. The way to do outreach to the monitoring of mosquito larvae in the house residents.

Larvae''periodic monitoring never stops. In fact, since the arrival of the rainy season in November until January was done once a month,''said Chief Genuk health center, doctor Ninik Relaningsih, Thursday (14 / 1).

He said, his side continued to be wary of the arrival of dengue diseases is often experienced Genuk District residents. Although so far, no patient of DHF patients in the region.

In previous years, he continued, residents of District Gebangsari many dengue disease, started the children into adulthood. Most of the people much less know about the dangers of the disease.

In addition, district health center Genuk also began promoting the movement Mosquito Eradication of School Children. Officers visited schools to give guidance. Similarly, the selective abatesasi given to cadres in each dasawisma RT and RW through the PKK each month.

Monitoring larvae

Sub Banyumanik also do this by monitoring mosquito larvae in the home village staff members every week.

Officers will be distributing''mosquito larvae card and posted in their own homes for evidence of monitoring,''said Secretary of PKK Sub Banyumanik, Ninik Purwati.

At the same time, people are suggested to 3 M, draining water in the tub, shut the water reservoirs and bury the junk.

Based DKK data, cumulative data as of December 31, 2009 at Banyumanik reached 258 and two patients died, 489 Tembalang and 1 patient died, while 172 patients Genuk and 2 died.


Head DKK Semarang, doctors Tatik Suyarti M Kes, through Kabid Eradication of Disease Prevention, MPH Widoyono doctors say, many weaknesses due to fogging kills only adult mosquitoes, smell, make mosquitoes resistant, and the risk to appear more 7-fold after in-fogging.

Despite receiving permntaaan fogging, but it selectively, ie only in areas that have up to 3 people with high fever without cause certain. (K26, K3, K14-87)
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://edisicetak.solopos.co.id/zindex_menu.asp?kodehalaman=h29&id=51284

Edition: Friday, January 22, 2010, Hal.II
Since the beginning of the year
19 Wong Solo taxable DHF

Town Hall (Espos) City Health Office (DKK) also noted Solo Solo 19 people suffering from dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) since the beginning of the year 2010.

The people scattered in almost all districts in the Town River, among others in Kelurahan Pajang, Jajar (Laweyan); Mojosongo, Jebres, Tegalharjo (Jebres), grinder and Kadipiro (Banjarsari); and Joyosuran (Market Kliwon).

Head of Division (Head) Disease Control and Environmental Health (P2PL) DKK Solo, Titiek Kadarsih said the fact that 19 people contracted dengue Solo becomes a reason to watch out for the disease. For that, it asked the community to promote mosquito eradication programs nest (PSN).

"From the cases of DHF, we admit. Solo until now there has been 19 cases, no one died. However, society must begin to alert, stimulate PSN and environmental hygiene, "said Titiek, when found journalists, in his office, Thursday (21 / 1).

Following up on the outbreak of DHF, Titiek and staff next week will begin holding public consultation program villages (MMD). Program targeting 23 urban villages is a special program to increase public awareness about eradicating dengue.

Based on data DKK, the number of patient DB until Thursday, is still lower than the same month in 2009. According Titiek, if based on the results of data collection during the last five years, DB peak in March, April, May, June and July. Data also mentioned, the top DB outbreak occurred in July 2009. During the month 146 people were reportedly suffering from DB.

Previously reported (Solopos, 21 / 1), Hospital Dr. Solo began flooding Moewardi DHF patients from various counties / cities in the region Soloraya, the last few weeks. On Wednesday (20 / 1) was recorded four dengue patients are still undergoing medical treatment in Motel Room 2 hospital. - By: tsa
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://cetak.kompas.com/read/xml/2010/01/26/14215778/campur.sari

BERDARAH FEVER PATIENTS IN SOLO MOEWARDI hospitals

Since the beginning of January until January 21, 2010 there were 12 patient cases of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) are treated at the Regional General Hospital Dr. Moewardi, Solo. A child patient 1-year-old woman, resident of Karanganyar District, died.
According to the Head of Legal and Public Relations Dr. Moewardi Hospital, Mulyati, last week, a patient who subsequently died had arrived in a state of shock (dengue shock syndrome) on January 5, and died the next day. Almost every day there are patients who entered the DHF Moewardi hospitals, referral hospitals in the region of Surakarta Residency ex. (Eki) Page E
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.php/read/news/2010/01/27/45478/DBD-Serang-6-Warga-Desa-Gulon

January 27, 2010 | 18:58 wib |
DBD 6 Villagers Attack Gulon


Magelang, CyberNews. Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) to threaten citizens Gulon Village, Sub Salam, Magelang regency. In the past week, 6 people stricken with a disease caused by the mosquito Aedes aegypti is.

From the search Suara Merdeka, the first victim was attacked Kusworo, residents Gulon Hamlet, Village Gulon. After that, the victim is exposed to more and more. The next victim was Totok Suryanto, Edo Exta Purnomo, Muhammad Alvian Ardiansyah, Nanik, and Azis.

According to health center staff Hail Sarwito four people so far suspeck DHF, while two other victims positis DHF. Both victims are Totok Suryanto and Muhammad Alvian. Currently, Totok treated in the RSI while Muhammadiyah Muntilan Muntilan Alvian in hospitals.

"At first my husband complained tired and hot. We think that in the wind after the rain. It turned out that after we brought him to the RSI exposed to dengue and hospitalization, "said Point, wife Totok Suryanto, Wednesday (27 / 1).

According Gulon Junior High School teacher, the levels of platelet her husband only 24 thousand. Whereas the normal range is 150000-500000 platelets. "After 2 days treatment could drop to even 22 thousand to 18 thousand. According to this doctor because the victim had not passed critical, "said Point.

(MH Habib Saleh / CN14)
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.php/read/cetak/2010/01/29/96960/55-Kasus-DBD-Empat-Meninggal

Lintas Muria
January 29, 2010
55 DHF cases, Four Dead

Kudus - The attack of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) reportedly increased in recent weeks. In addition to dozens of hospitalization, the disease already claimed victims.

Based on Suara Merdeka in hospitals yesterday afternoon, where there are 50 patients suffering from dengue fever.

According to Head Space Bougenvile III, Sri Katmini, compared to the previous period have increased.''Data 50 patients had early in the year to date,''he said.

Added, but there are adult patients who were children. In general, their condition when coming to the hospital is relatively not too bad.

''We went straight to medical treatment to anticipate the things that are not desirable,''he said.

One patient who suffered from treatment due to dengue fever which is Ayu (6). According to his parents, Rumini, residents Lau, Sub Dawe, his son was hospitalized in place for four days.
Suspecting had previously, Ayu was brought to one of his doctors, is also the nearest health center. It's just that, because the condition is considered to start worrying Ayu taken straight to hospital.

Similar concern was also raised by Vita, residents Kedungsari, Gebog District. Because the child she was, Andika (7), are also treated in the same place, suffering from dengue fever. The family was suspicious when a person suffering from DB.

There have been''spots,''he explained.

As a parent, increasing cases of dengue fever into its own vigilance. Separately, Head of Disease Prevention Section Extraordinary events in the Holy Health Service, Subiyono, told reporters stated, since the beginning of the year until yesterday it recorded 55 dengue fever patients. Four of these patients eventually died. "

'If there are family members who indicated suffering from dengue fever, must immediately dbawa to the hospital,''he said. (H8-79)
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nusa/2010/01/28/brk,20100128-221991,id.html


Dengue fever outbreaks in Prison, One Prisoner Dead

Thursday, January 28, 2010 | 13:12 pm

TEMPO Interactive, Jepara - The residents of house arrest in Jepara, stricken with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF). At least five prisoners, namely DwiMustifah Reynolds, Amin, Ashar, Rouf Ahmad and Ahmad Rudi Salam, enter the Regional General Hospital Kartini of Jepara to receive care. As a result of his condition is declining, due to late treatment, inmate Rudi Salam Ahmad died, on Wednesday morning (27 / 1). "At the hospital, his condition dengue shock syndrome," said Emi Hariati, Kartini Hospital spokesperson (28 / 1).

Rudi Salam in prison July 24, 2007, sentenced to four years for immoral cases in children. According to the Head of Jepara Rutan, Kusbiyantoro, during the crease, the late well-behaved. In fact, he had filed for a certificate of parole. "All costs for Rudi illness, borne crease," said Kusbiyantoro.

Meanwhile, four other inmates patients, can still be saved. After getting treatment and their blood checked, the prisoner referred to a health center for outpatient City. And to save the 224 prisoners in the crease, in coordination with Kusbiyantoro Jepara District Health Office, Wednesday (27 / 1) had asked that difogging crease.

In early 2010, which observed in Jepara District Health Office to reach 70 people, and their patients in care in hospitals and health centers. Therefore, the Regent of Jepara Hendro Martojo return calls for increasing public awareness of diseases caused by Aedes aegypti mosquito is.

Last year, the number of DHF patients in Jepara District recorded 2193 people, 19 of whom died. But, during the year 2010, 70 people were recorded from the patient, new Rudi Salam died.
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nusa/2010/02/01/brk,20100201-222629,id.html

Having four Dies of Dengue Fever in the Kudus

Monday, 01 Februari 2010 | 13:54 pm

TEMPO Interactive, Kudus - dengue Dengue Fever (DHF) attacked the Kudus , Central Java. Kudus District Health Office records, during January there were 55 patients. "Four of them died,"
said Subiyono, Section Head of Disease Prevention and Extraordinary Incident Kudus District Health Office, Monday (1 / 2).

Dengue disease is largely upon the children. As patients are treated at Holy Sawadana Hospital, of which 50 pasein DHF mendertia, almost all children aged six-eight years. Before being treated to the Kudus Swadana Hospital, the previous patients obtain a referral from the health center or private practitioner.

Meanwhile, bird flu was also attacked a chicken farm in Rembang. According to the Section Head of Animal Health and Public Health Department of Agriculture and Forestry Rembang, idam Rahmadi, in this week 157 chickens died from bird flu attack. But, the attack has not happened to people.




Bandelan

Info Graphics

* Rawan Regional Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever

Red area: the area found most commonly found cases of dengue hemorrhagic fever for more than nine people in two weeks.
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://www.bogor.net/index.php?opti...t-diminta-waspada&catid=43:nasional&Itemid=62

DHF peak in March, Public Asked to Beware
Thursday, 04 Februari 2010 14:01 Editor

Semarang City Government kept reminding, the public should always be wary of the spread of the disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) which is estimated to peak from March to April 2010. Head of the Eradication of Disease Prevention Department of Health (health office) Widoyono Semarang ask people to continue to prevent the occurrence of DHF cases. "The focus on three things: mosquitoes, larvae, and people," said Widoyono in Semarang, Wednesday (3 / 2). To avoid mosquito bites, said Widoyono, we should use mosquito repellent. If necessary, the fogging (fumigation). "Now, which is developed with lavender plants, zodia, and basil," he said.

Communities can eradicate mosquito larvae with the provision Abate and natural predators: fish. We also have to clean living pattern and do not take a nap. Recommended schoolchildren wearing pants. "If there is a family with a fever, immediately ask the doctor to check her blood: there is no indication of dengue fever or not," he said.

Widoyono revealed, although the trend DHF cases continued to decline, people should remain vigilant. "Because, in January 2010 and then, there are South Semarang residents died because of dengue," he said. The number of DHF cases in Semarang from January to February 2, 2010, 168 cases were recorded there. The amount is decreased compared to December 2009: 263 cases, five people died. January 2010, the number of cases declined much more than in January 2009: 606 cases, five people died.

February 2009 was 497 cases, four died. March: 378 cases, eight people died. "The number of people who have died from dengue in 2009, a peak occurred April 2009, ie 311 cases, nine people died," he said.


Say, dengue fever affected 60 percent of environmental factors, namely the area where the mosquito brood. It is the theory, dengue fever mosquito spreading like a clean place. Not strange, based on the data, instead rob the affected areas as North Semarang, the number of people afflicted by dengue fever a bit.

"The case is small, because of dwindling perindukannya. For example, cans which originally contained water from the rain, once exposed to rob, rob a can filled with water," he said. According to Widoyono, Semarang city administration has proposed a budget for prevention and control of the disease. Total: Rp3, 5 billion. "As for prevention of dengue fever budgeted Rp1, 5 billion," he said.
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://edisicetak.solopos.co.id/zindex_menu.asp?kodehalaman=h29&id=54754

Edition: Monday, 08 Februari 2010, Hal.II
Severe, some patients experienced DHF dengue shock syndrome

Banjarsari (Espos) disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) mengganas more recently in River City. Some people develop dengue shock syndrome.

Data collected in Espos Hospital (RS) dr Kandangsapi Oen, Thursday (4 / 2), mentions, the number of positive patients stricken with dengue continue to grow during the last four months. Peak in January 2010, where the number of positive dengue patients reached 46 people. On average the patients are children and treated in the general classroom.

"Patients from the class Jamkesmas card user has not even exist at all. And average dengue attack children, "said Chief Hospital Medical Record Team dr Oen, Dr. Florence, when found Espos at the local hospital, Thursday (4 / 2).

According to Florence, the number of dengue patients are not independent of the rainy season which occurs tides. Thus, a number of pools created pools where mosquitoes nest. "If the rain kept quiet instead of DHF. Since before the eggs could hatch, had dragged the flow of rain. But, if one day it rained and then two days of light, mosquito eggs will hatch in a puddle of water, "he explained.

DHF cases, he said, began to rise since November 2009. And in January this year, the number of dengue patients reached two times the previous months. "Previously, only reached 22 patients, 18 and last 28 patients a month. However, in January 2010 rise to 46 patients, "he explained.

Of these cases, further Florence, not a few who had dengue shock syndrome due to severe conditions. However, all patients were still mengalamidengue helped shock syndrome. "Dengue shock syndrome usually occurs due to late treatment so that critically ill patients. And if this condition does not immediately help, the patient could have died, "he explained.



DHF patients in hospital dr Oen Solo

No Month Number of Patients

October 1, 2009 22 people

2 November 2009 18 people

December 3, 2009 28 people

January 4, 2010 46 people.

Source: RS Dr. Oen Solo. - By: asa
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://edisicetak.solopos.co.id/zindex_menu.asp?kodehalaman=h29&id=55480

Edition: Thursday, February 11, 2010, Hal.II
Sub-District 6 declared endemic DHF

Market Kliwon (Espos) Solo Residents who live in six urban villages in the district Kliwon market should be extra careful, in anticipation of the disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF).

The six village is Kelurahan Gajahan, Joyosuran, Market Kliwon, Baluwarti, Kauman, and New Kampang.

Based on the information compiled in Espos Puskesmas Gajahan, Wednesday (10 / 2), dengue disease attacked the village in six consecutive during the last three years. The number of DHF cases every year fluctuations, there is down there is a jump.

"For the year 2010, the DHF has begun attacking Joyosuran Kelurahan. Our prediction, the peak of DHF in March-April 2010. Let's hope it does not happen, "explains Head of Puskesmas Gajahan, Evi Setyawati Earth.

According to Evi, dengue disease is prevalent in Sub Kliwon Market. In fact, in their respective districts in Solo thinks there is also endemic dengue. He gave an example, Sub-District Sangkrah, and Gandekan, Jebres is endemic dengue. "It so happens our work area right now is endemic dengue. However, if you want to check all, each district must have. "

Meanwhile Espos based search, in Mipitan Village, Kelurahan Mojosongo, Jebres, there are ten people already afflicted by dengue. "Some were hospitalized at the Hospital Moewardi," the light of local residents, Giyanto. By having a lot of DHF cases in one village, according to Giyanto, in the near future will be fogging.

Furthermore, according to Evie, one of the triggers is the DBD attack environmental conditions are not healthy people. One is reluctant to clean ditches and puddles. "City Government has launched a responsive village DHF since three years ago. However, all returned to the local residents, "he explained.

What happens now, he said, is urging residents to be quickly carried out fogging. In fact, says Evi, how are not able to kill mosquito larvae. In fact, even the chemical mixture health membayakan. "However, people's wants in-fogging. It's as if you have not yet established in-fogging. Yet, how effective is the real fight against dengue 3M and avoid mosquitoes, "he explained.



The number of DHF cases in the village 6

No of District 2008 2009

1. Gajahan 2 6

2. Joyosuran 31 7

3. Market Kliwon 5 6

4. Baluwarti 15 3

5. Kauman 2 8

6. Kampung Baru 12 9

Source: Gajahan health center. - By: asa
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2010/02/18/123996/124/101/Demam-Berdarah-Mewabah-di-Pekalongan

Friday, February 19, 2010 | Metro TV | Lampung Post | Borneo News | Yayasan Sukma | Kick Andy

Dengue fever outbreaks in Pekalongan
Thursday, February 18, 2010 09:59 pm
Author: Akhmad Safuan

Dengue fever outbreaks in Pekalongan

AFP / Mohammed Nasrun
PEKALONGAN - MI: Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) attacked Regency Pekalongan, Central Java, as many as 123 victims in most of the children and are still 18 children were treated in general ward areas (hospitals) Kajen, Pekalongan.

Information collected by Media Indonesia in Pekalongan, Kamis (18 / 2), mentions the attack of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) again attacked Regency Pekalongan, Central Java, as many as 123 victims and attacked them 18 children are still being treated doi Kajen hospitals, Pekalongan.

"We have still 18 patients with DHF are still being treated at this hospital, while dozens of others were allowed to go home with outpatient care for conditions to improve," said Anna, 23, a medical officer in hospitals Kajen, Pekalongan.

In the children's ward, especially the Flamboyan, so Anna, some are victims of dengue attacks, although most of the stadium early, but for children toddler forced to undergo intensive treatment for his condition is hopeless.

Section Head of Nursing Ethics and Hospital Orphanage Kajen Haryanto said the number of victims still being treated in hospitals reached 18 people with 14 of them are children, while the rest are adults who come from various districts in Pekalongan as Kesesi, Kajen, Karanganyar,
Kedungwun, Wonopringgo and Bojong.

"Especially for Sub Bojong, Kajen Wonopringgo and is indeed a dengue endemic areas, so many patients come from the region," said Haryanto.

Meanwhile, section chief Disease Control and Public Health Pewmberantasan Pekalongan Suwondo said during last 2009 years, the number of dengue victims in Pekalongan district reached 735 people with eight men, of whom died.

Although various efforts were made such as larvae and pengasaapan operations, such Suwondo, but attacks have increased cenderiung DHF, especially during the current transition period, in January to mid February recorded 123 cases handled or increase compared with the same period the previous year only 87 cases .

"At the Regency of Pekalongan of 101 villages 283 villages from which there is an endemic area, so need a high vigilance," said Suwondo. (AS/OL-02)
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.ph...7893/16-Penderita-Terserang-DB-Satu-Meninggal

February 24, 2010 | 16:47 wib | Region
16 Patients Having DB, One Dead


Tegal, CyberNews. A total of 16 residents Kota Tegal disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) since the beginning of the year 2010 until now kept, resulting in one patient died.

Eradication of Poverty Kasi Disease (P2P) Tegal, Central Java health office said the Imam Creed, the total number of patient DB from early January until now as many as 46 people. Most patients DB came from the children, where the average age under 12 years old. They also lack a liquid and platelets, thus having a very drastic drop to below 100. "Among the total, there is one victim died is Rafa (8), citizens Randugunting, South Tegal district," he said.

Based on the details of the data obtained, the patient was DB-month decline in February compared to the previous month. Because, in January there were 25 positive people attacked this month while DB has recorded 21 people suffering from DB even one person died.

(Retno Susanti / CN14)
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://www.solopos.com/2010/boyolali/dbd-telan-satu-korban-jiwa-15787

Home | Boyolali | DHF swallow a loss of life
DHF swallow a loss of life

By mufid on March 1, 2010


Boyolali (Espos)-In the first two months of the year 2010, ie January and February, the number of cases of dengue hemorrhagic disease (DHF) in Boyolali District has reached 141 cases.

Of that number, one patient eventually died. It is stated Chief of Health (health office) Boyolali District, Yulianto Prabowo when met reporters in Boyolali, Monday (1 / 3).

"Peak of DHF in 2010 occurred in February last. The first two months of this year, dengue cases recorded each of the 81 cases and 60 cases in January to February, with one patient died, which occurred on February 25 and in the region Pengging Banyudono, "he said.

Described Yulianto, when compared with DHF cases in 2008, the number of DHF cases in 2009 down. In 2008, the number of DHF cases as a whole recorded 381 cases, while in 2009 the number dropped to 321 cases.

"Dengue cases in 2009 occurred in 50 villages spread over 15 districts in Boyolali district," he explained.

In addition to DHF cases, Kasi Disease Eradication Boyolali district health office, health office Edy Siswanto added also noted the number of cases of Chikungunya disease in the City of milk within the last two months to reach 23 cases.

"Chikungunya cases occurred in the subdistrict of Sambi with the number of cases as many as 23 cases," added Edy.
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://www.solopos.com/2010/wonogiri/sejak-2010-korban-db-capai-439-orang-1-meninggal-16824

Since 2010, victims reached 439 people DB, 1 dead

By mufid on March 19, 2010

Wonogiri (Espos)-As many as 439 people have become victims of the spread of dengue fever (DB) in Wonogiri District since the beginning of January until Wednesday (17 / 3). One of the victims of the DB, a six-month-old baby Pracimantoro origin, died because of delays in treatment.

Kasi Disease Control and Prevention Division Environmental Health (P2PL) Wonogiri Health Office, Supriyo, met in his office, Friday (19 / 3) revealed, based on the pattern of the last five years in the District Wonogiri, DB peak spread of the disease usually occurs in January, then began to decline in February, March, April and began to increase again in November.

This year 2010, the number of cases in January reached DB 216 cases, there are 166 cases in February and March, to Wednesday (17 / 3), has occurred as many as 57 cases. Total number of cases during these three months as many as 439 cases. The amount that exceeds the total number of cases of DB during the year 2009 as many as 412 cases.

As for the distribution, most of the region Wonogiri District, District Baturetno, and Giriwoyo. The third district is a densely populated urban areas the population. In January 2010 then, most cases occur in Baturetno than 44 cases, whereas there Wonogiri Giriwoyo 33 cases and 18 cases.

In February, the experience turn Wonogiri most cases, ie a total of 39 cases, Baturetno Giriwoyo 29 cases and 19 cases. In March, the highest Wonogiri still as many as 16 cases, eight cases Baturetno, and Giriwoyo only two cases.

SHS
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.ph...19/102608/Tiga-Bulan-2-Penderita-DB-Meninggal

Semarang & Sekitarnya
March 19, 2010
Three Months, 2 patients died DB
DEMAK-dengue Dengue Fever (DHF) is still a serious threat to the community in Demak regency. Because, since the last three months recorded two patients died due to DHF late getting medical help.

Hospital Liaison Sunan Kalijaga Demak, H Soekarjo MKes said both the victim was taken to hospital in critical condition already. The actual medical've done our best efforts to help them. However, these efforts are not fruitless, because the patient's condition when taken to the hospital was critical.

Victims who were aged under five years are citizens of District Sub Kadilangu Sidokumpul Demak and Guntur districts. From January to mid-March, there were 41 dengue fever patients. They came from Demak district, Guntur, Wonosalam, attached, Bonang and Wedung. Most dengue patients are children. The amount is not included included in other hospitals.

According Soekarjo, dengue prevention should be carried out independently by the community. That is, do not be too menjagakan government measures. Eradication and prevention is done by eliminating the mosquito Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that transmit the disease.

Independence''in combating the community is needed. This mosquito eradication through the drain of the tub, not closed and the bury the things that allow rainwater.''

Another step by fogging or fumigation. Such a move is believed to suppress the potential for mosquito breeding.

So far, he added, Demak regency through the District Health Office (DKK) has formed an integrated team involving health clinic and the ER. In addition to these teams, DKK also continue to coordinate with various parties to the eradication of Aedes mosquitoes aegypty. (H1-90)
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://edisicetak.solopos.co.id/zindex_menu.asp?kodehalaman=h33&id=60178

Edition: Saturday, March 20, 2010, Hal.VI
1 Dead
DHF cases tends to increase

Sukoharjo (Espos) disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) began to take casualties in Sukoharjo. A boy, Najwa Aulia, 5, citizen 4/RW RT Waringinrejo Hamlet Village Cemani XXII, Grogol infected have died from dengue, Tuesday (16 / 3).

Until now, a disease caused by the Aedes aegypti mosquito attack is likely to increase. In one week, an increase in DHF cases or the victim reaches eight people.

Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health (P2PL) Department of Health Sukoharjo, Rustiningsih, said the victim's death due to dengue in the year 2010 the first time this happened.

"Najwa died in hospital in Solo. This is the first case of death due to dengue during the year 2010. We hope, the death rate could be suppressed patients, "he explained to reporters on Friday (19 / 3), in his study.

Further, he said, after a victim of dengue meningggal result, it had to intervene to locations around the victim's residence and to the handling of the start of activities to eradicate the mosquitoes nest (PSN), an epidemiological investigation (PE), examining larvae-free number (ABJ), abatesasi to conduct fumigation or fogging.

"We have to handle in the location where the victim lived and conducted counseling. Because the residence located in densely populated areas, the focus areas we also do fogging in the two-point radius of 200 meters, "he said.

On the other hand he says, until last week to 10 this year, patients who reported infectious disease amount to 70 patients. In fact, in the ninth week, DHF patients recorded in DKK only 62 people.

"If compared to the same period in 2009 last year, the number of DHF patients in this year tended to increase as the sufferer reaches 70 people, whereas in 2009 only 50 people," he said.

To suppress DHF cases, Rusti urged people to liven up PSN activities regularly and simultaneously. In addition, it also asked the parents to respond if the family members have found the heat for three consecutive days off and went to check the laboratory.

"To decide mosquito chain simultaneously to the movement, especially in densely populated residential areas of slums. Secondhand goods and the remaining pieces of bamboo pieces are also noteworthy because it is potentially a place berkembangbiaknya mosquitoes, "he said.

Kasi Tutik Disease Control Karyaningsih added, from 70 the number of DHF patients, most of the age group (KU) KU 5-9 years and 15 years and over. He said the victim's death due to dengue so far successfully suppressed, in the year 2008 as many as 14 victims dead people, while in 2010 the number decreased to 10 victims died.

"For the prevention of disease also needs to be done with the pattern of a clean and healthy life (PHBS) to increase the power tahana body," he said. - By: UFI
 
Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases

Source: http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.ph...50170/Hampir-Setiap-Hari-Terjadi-Serangan-DBD

March 25, 2010 | 22:36 wib | Region
During Triwulah 97 Case
Almost Every Day Attack Happen DHF


Purworejo, CyberNews. Disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) are still threatened endemic areas in the region Purworejo District. Until the third week in March, the data in the Department of Health (health office) indicate if averaged nearly every day of DHF cases.

District health office head Purworejo dr who asked for confirmation Kuswantoro by Kasie Disease Prevention and Combat (P2P) Ucok Sujarwo SH, Thursday (25 / 3) says, the data in March showed a tendency to compare cases that occurred in February and January. "All cases of DHF occur to cause the victim had died. We hope that every case of DHF can be handled properly," he said.

Mentioned, until Thursday (25 / 3) of this report is entered into the DBD as many health office with details of 97 cases in 47 cases in January, February 28 cases, and the March 22 case. Special for the month of March increased the data is still possible because until the end of the month.

Ucok disclosed, some of DHF cases that occur are imported from other regions. That is, the patient after the investigation had been attacked epidemiology from the area where the houses. "There are some cases that were imported. For example there are college students in Yogyakarta experiencing pain and return to Purworejo. After being diagnosed with dengue was positive, while the region was not found or mosquito larvae. That means the case of imports," he said.

Asked distribution in endemic areas, Ucok disclose to the village area / village is experiencing a shift. However, for the category remains the same district.

(Nur Kholiq / CN14)
 
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