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Re: Central Java: 2010 dengue cases
Source: http://regional.kompas.com/read/2010/04/01/18432188/3.Bulan..19.Warga.Kudus.Meninggal.karena.DBD
Google translation:
3 Months, 19 citizens of the Kudus Death by DBD
Thursday, April 1, 2010 | 18:43 pm
Kompas.com / Kristianto Purnomo
Fumigation is believed to be less than maximum effort to eradicate mosquitoes that carry dengue fever viruses (DHF).
KUDUS, KOMPAS.com - During the January to March 2010 alone, the resident Ghost, Central Java, with fever dengue fever (DHF) reached 363 people, 19 of whom died.
High Kudus DHF cases were placed on the second rank after the city of Surakarta. Tegal while at the third position most in Central Java. According to Section Chief ata Disease Prevention and Management of Extraordinary Events in the District Health Office (DKK) Kudus, Subiyono, total case fatality rate (CFR) is 3.92 percent, or higher than in Central Java province which is only 2 percent, even less. "It shows the Holy DHF could be categorized as bad," I Subiyono, Thursday (1/4/2010).
Meanwhile, the incidence rate (insident rate) in the Holy reaching 5.2 percent per 10,000 population. "That is, every 10,000 residents there are five cases of dengue," he said. Related to the 19 victims died, there have been the youngest victim, namely the new Disk Ayu was one year old and seven months home Wergu Wetan village, district of the Kudus City.
The oldest victim was 18 years old named Eko Purwanto Japanese Village home, District Mejobo. He said the victims died due to DHF is almost evenly in several districts.
In rainy season now, high body temperature should be aware of dengue virus. To prevent dengue virus is not contagious, according to him, should be eating foods that are nutritious and bervitamin, so that endurance is not easy to decline.
In addition, any specified period or the bath water reservoirs must be cleaned to prevent the proliferation of mosquito larvae. Explained, efforts fumigation (fogging), the results are less than maximum effort to eradicate mosquitoes that carry dengue viruses
Source: http://regional.kompas.com/read/2010/04/01/18432188/3.Bulan..19.Warga.Kudus.Meninggal.karena.DBD
Google translation:
3 Months, 19 citizens of the Kudus Death by DBD
Thursday, April 1, 2010 | 18:43 pm
Kompas.com / Kristianto Purnomo
Fumigation is believed to be less than maximum effort to eradicate mosquitoes that carry dengue fever viruses (DHF).
KUDUS, KOMPAS.com - During the January to March 2010 alone, the resident Ghost, Central Java, with fever dengue fever (DHF) reached 363 people, 19 of whom died.
High Kudus DHF cases were placed on the second rank after the city of Surakarta. Tegal while at the third position most in Central Java. According to Section Chief ata Disease Prevention and Management of Extraordinary Events in the District Health Office (DKK) Kudus, Subiyono, total case fatality rate (CFR) is 3.92 percent, or higher than in Central Java province which is only 2 percent, even less. "It shows the Holy DHF could be categorized as bad," I Subiyono, Thursday (1/4/2010).
Meanwhile, the incidence rate (insident rate) in the Holy reaching 5.2 percent per 10,000 population. "That is, every 10,000 residents there are five cases of dengue," he said. Related to the 19 victims died, there have been the youngest victim, namely the new Disk Ayu was one year old and seven months home Wergu Wetan village, district of the Kudus City.
The oldest victim was 18 years old named Eko Purwanto Japanese Village home, District Mejobo. He said the victims died due to DHF is almost evenly in several districts.
In rainy season now, high body temperature should be aware of dengue virus. To prevent dengue virus is not contagious, according to him, should be eating foods that are nutritious and bervitamin, so that endurance is not easy to decline.
In addition, any specified period or the bath water reservoirs must be cleaned to prevent the proliferation of mosquito larvae. Explained, efforts fumigation (fogging), the results are less than maximum effort to eradicate mosquitoes that carry dengue viruses