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East Java: 2010 Dengue cases

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://metrotvnews.com/index.php/me...us-Demam-Berdarah-di-Ponorogo-Naik-100-Persen

Google translation:

Dengue Fever Cases in Ponorogo Up 100 Percent
Nusantara / Tuesday, December 8, 2009 11:18 pm

Metrotvnews.com, Ponogoro: The case of dengue fever in Ponorogo, East Java, up to 100 percent. Data from the local health office, the end of 2009, the dengue fever patients reached a thousand cases. While in previous years only 500 cases.

In the last two months, people with dengue fever reached 210 people. Currently the Regional General Hospital treating Harjono posotif least 60 dengue fever patients. Dengue fever generally attacks children aged one to ten years.

Setono Village, a four-year-old boy died of dengue fever. Neither the Kelurahan Duchy. Here, a five-year-old boy died. To avoid dengue fever mosquito attack, local residents are now clean village mengelar action. Gutters and several pools of water where dengue fever mosquito nesting cleaned. (Bey / Ferry Aquarius)
 
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Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.metrotvnews.com/index.ph...itubondo-Satu-Pasien-Demam-Berdarah-Meninggal

Google translation:

In Situbondo, one patient died of Dengue Fever
Nusantara / Friday, December 11, 2009 09:30 pm

Metrotvnews.com, Situbondo: A dengue fever patients at the Hospital Situbondo, East Java, died. Is Panji. He died after being treated in hospital two days Situbondo. According to the hospital, the condition is very severe casualties. The patient died of late referred from health centers after having been on stage 3.

Ana, Bannerman parents, said neighborhood prone to dengue fever during the rainy season arrives. A number of other vulnerable areas, located in District Panji, Mangaran, Panarukan, and some eastern regions, Asembagus, and the western region of Situbondo, Besuki District.

The number of dengue fever sufferers in the region reportedly increased. At least, as many as ten to 15 dengue fever patients should be treated in hospital. In October, 14 patients treated, whereas patients treated November 25 RSU Situbondo. While in hospital Elisabeth number of patients up to 12 people.

Taufik, a nurse at the hospital also said Elisabeth dengue fever patients are often referred too late. According to him, it could have been avoided if parents understand the true symptoms of dengue fever. (Andi Himawan /*****)
 
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Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2009/12/16/111898/125/101/DBD-Renggut-Lima-Nyawa-di-Jember

Google translation:

DHF grabs Five Lives in Jember
Wednesday, December 16, 2009 14:48 pm

JEMBER - MI: A total of five people with dengue fever in Jember regency, East Java, has died, during January to mid-December of 2009.


Head of Prevention, Eradication, Communicable Diseases and Public Health Environmental Health Jember, Lilik Laksmiati, Wednesday, said the number of cases in Jember DB, during January to mid-December of 2009 reached 962 cases.

"Of that amount, five of whom died. Usually DB patients who died because of late brought into the community health center (Puskesmas) or a local hospital," he said.


He also appealed to the public to bring patients to the clinic as soon as possible DB or hospital so that could be handled by the concerned doctors and local medical personnel, early.

"The case DB can cause death if the patient came late to the hospital," he said.

DB symptoms to watch out for, he added, include high fever, severe headache, pain behind the eyes, body aches, occasionally with skin rash, nausea, and vomiting.

"If there are people who suffer from high heat for a few days, take it immediately to the clinic or the nearest hospital to get treated early," he said.

Endemic cases of DB in 2009 in Jember, he continued, mostly in the area of the district city districts Sumbersari, Kaliwates, and Patrang.

"Almost every year, most cases of DB in the area of the city.
Community area of the city should do to eradicate mosquito-breeding marshes drained by 3M namely, buried and closed," he said.

Case DB in Jember, he said, tended to decrease compared to last year because people are aware of Jember for eradicating mosquitoes nest.

"Clean Friday Movement succeeded in pressing the case DB distribution in Jember, especially in the rainy season in December was still flushed Jember regency," he said. (Ant/OL-06)
 
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Source: http://news.okezone.com/read/2009/12/22/340/287092/10-warga-blitar-tewas-terserang-dbd

Google translation:

10 People Killed Having Blitar DHF
Tuesday, December 22, 2009 - 00:29 wib

BLITAR - At least 481 residents in Blitar, starting from January until December 2009, a victim of Aedes aegypti mosquito bites.

From the number of people with the disease Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) is, 10 of whom died.

Based on the information chief of Blitar District Health Office Kuspardani, one patient died on Monday (21/12/2009). Victims came from the village of Sumberjati, Kademangan District.

"Please contact Kabid course," said the claim was Kuspardani outside the city.

Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health (P2PL) Hari Purwanto also confirmed a separate claimed was in Surabaya. Day said that if the majority of dengue patients are children.
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Compared to the year 2008, the number of DHF cases that occurred in Blitar district, according to the day not far different. "For the victims who died was also not much different," he explained.[/B]

District health office of Blitar Secretary Indarti added, in this case it has been taking action, including the conduct fogging in the area to be endemic dengue.

While responding to this Blitar district legislators from the National Mandate Party M Anshori asked related agencies to seriously make handling. Do not let what was promised service is lip service only. "Because it concerns public health. Do not let the new action after the situation was precarious," he said briefly.

(Solichan Arif / Newspaper SI / night)
 
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Source: http://jawapos.co.id/radar/index.php?act=detail&rid=133583

Google translation:

Radar Jember
[Wednesday, December 23, 2009]
Beware of Dengue Fever
Reach up to 244 patients in December

BONDOWOSO - a distinct rainy season which falls today, should be wary of all levels of society. Therefore, the danger of disease transmission of Dengue Fever (DB) which is spread by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes have eaten two lives. In fact, throughout the year 2009 was (until December 22), DB disease in 244 patients Bondowoso reached. head of Department of Health (health office) Dr. Agus Suwardjito to RJ (22/12). "The number of patients throughout the year DB 2009, experiencing an increase compared to 2008 and then," he said.

For the year 2009, said Agus, the number of patients reached 244 patients. Meanwhile, the patient in 2008 only reached 214 patients. "There was a significant increase in 2009 was that there was an increase in 30 patients," he said.

In fact, said Agus, during the year 2009, there are two DB patients who had died. Them, is a mother of about 30-year-old who died last November. And, a child who died in April. "Both, DB, and had suffered from treatment in the clinic," he said.

To prevent the virus that causes disease does not spread to the DB where where, Agus has ordered health officials to conduct fogging (fumigation). Especially, the region is suffering DB. "Hopefully, it can cut off the spread of the virus to kill mosquitoes aka mosquito Aedes aegypti spread the virus," he said.

In addition, he hoped, the community movement M plus 3. Namely, to drain the bath tub or reservoir water. That no larvae or the larvae of mosquitoes laying eggs in the bathtub. Also, do shut, like a tub of water or a water reservoir so that, mosquitoes can not multiply in the place. Also, buried objects that are considered as objects of media development of mosquitoes, such as cans, bottles and others. "That's all, as a form of prevention of mosquito development can be turned off," he said.

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes actually said he liked living in a clean place. "Mosquitoes do not like living in dirty places," he said. (Eco)
 
Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2009/12/26/113604/125/101/22-Kecamatan-di-Blitar-Endemis-DB

Google translation:

Sunday, December 27, 2009 | Metro TV | Lampung Post | Borneo News | Yayasan Sukma | Kick Andy


Blitar District on 22 endemic DB
Saturday, December 26, 2009 10:29 pm

BLITAR-MI: A total of 22 districts or the whole region in Blitar regency, East Java, is endemic areas of dengue fever transmission.

"Almost the whole area is endemic transmission DB,"
said Head of Prevention and Environmental Health (P2L) Blitar District Health Office Hari Purwanto, in Blitar, Saturday (26/12).

He revealed, the case of DB in the district in 2009 was high enough to reach 481 cases. In fact, the amount of ten of them had died.


He indicated, the increase is due to public response yet to adopt a healthy lifestyle, which is easily done

Some activities can be done to prevent the spread of the DB include three F ie peneparan Draining, Closing and Burying objects that can hold water.

In addition, also be done through activities Nest Mosquito Eradication Program (PSN) that can be done routinely every week through service projects and other activities.

It sure, with activities that can prevent the transmission of DB, remember this was beginning of the rainy season, so the potential for dengue transmission is also quite high.

"We always urge people to do activities with the PSN and prevention activities of three M. We hope that, with it can prevent the higher case," said Day.

Alluding to the fogging, Day admitted, until now it's still in the active conduct the spraying. However, he admitted, spraying activity is not maximized, if not prevention.

"Fogging is only to kill adult mosquitoes, while for the larvae do not. For that reason, prevention efforts are important, so that mosquito larvae die," said Day. (Ant/OL-7)
 
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Source: http://www.republika.co.id/koran/0/100099/DBD_Mewabah_di_Gresik

Google translation:
Tuesday, 05 Januari 2010 at 14:58:00
Dengue is endemic in Gresik

Masduki

The report was not followed up smoking citizens.

GRESIK - blood arriving dengue fever (DHF) attacking citizens of Gresik Regency. A number of residents in honor Keca Bungah started falling and had to undergo inpatient in a hospital due to mosquito bites 'aides aigipty.'''Dengue fever is rampant in the district began Bungah. Many people who become victims, including to my family. Many are still hospitalized at the hospital, "said Noto, Melirang Village residents, Monday (4 / 1).

Dengue attacked citizens and now still live to the intensive care of them Yurdiyanto Wahyudi, RT Pereng Kulon Village 24, Village Melirang, District Bungah. He was undergoing intensive treatment at Ibn Sina Hospital of Gresik. Then, Nafa Safanatut Ijani, Melirang Village residents, who dirawaat in hospital intensive Mabarot, Bungah.

''In fact, in my village was attacked by many of the victims, but they are under enough to village health clinic. Also there are some who live outpatients. We could not verify the amount, which obviously has a lot of major stricken toddler,''he said.

Melirang citizen, to go No, have complained to the village of DHF rebaknya Me lirang to a health clinic and Health Department. However, so far there has been no response. In fact, citizens expect after a report done soon fumigation (fogging) to dengue outbreaks is not expanded.

''People have to give a report but until now there has been no treatment from the government. We had to complain to where else, if the government is less responsive,''complained Noto.

Perform preventive
Members of Parliament Commission D Gray sik, Ir Hj Siti Muafiyah Bambang Suhartono, claiming to be concerned with the number of residents in District Bungah which began suffering from dengue. For that, he was asked to conduct a precautionary measure health office.

Commission D asked that Din kes not stay silent. Health office must act so that no further spread dengue. Because, if the victim is left tire will continue to fall and disturbing residents, Muafiyah said.

He also asked the health office to do some tight control dengue endemic areas. Among the District Manyar, Kebomas, and Duduksampeyan. Appealed will apply an even more urgent if the pecan-this week the government remained silent.

There must be no more victims died of dengue sluggish handling. Therefore, we as a commission in charge of health problems have the authority to control, Muafiyah asserted.

While the Head of Public Relations Pemkab Gresik, M Syawaludin Day, said the health office will immediately take action quickly to anticipate the spread. DHF. He asked that citizens who were attacked by dengue immediately report to the local village health clinic or to the health office can.

If there are people afflicted by dengue report directly to the health center directly'll be handled, he said.

Asked about the demand for people to do health office do fogging in the village of Melirang because many residents affected by dengue, Day said, health office will check into the field first. If the outcome is known later Melirang Village extraordinary event category (KLB) DHF, the health office will conduct fogging.

If not (KLB), it does not need to fogging, but the victims directly referred to a clinic or hospital. Because the victim could be infected with dengue from other regions, the light of day. ed: asep
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Source: http://jawapos.co.id/radar/index.php?act=detail&rid=136353

Google translation:

Radar Jember
[Friday, 08 Januari 2010]
Dengue Patients Increasing
Kadinkes: People Keep Watchful

BONDOWOSO - The number of people with Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) has increased only in Bondowoso.

During seven days in early January 2010 alone, the number of dengue patients reached 15 people. Meanwhile, the number of DHF patients in December last year reached 50 people. In fact, two of whom died. Meanwhile, the number of DHF patients in November last year was 11 people.

"Predicted number of DHF patients in January 2010 this will increase significantly," said Chief Public Health (health office) dr Agus Suwardjito, to RJ on Thursday (7 / 1).

Moreover, said Agus, Bondowoso stipulation as areas experiencing outbreaks (unusual events) with patient death DHF cases more than in previous years. "People should be aware the dangers associated dengue disease is transmitted through mosquito bites," he said.

The number of DHF patients the most, said Agus, still in urban areas. Among other things, Sub City, Tenggarang, Wonosari, Curahdami, Grujugan, and Tegalampel. "Indeed, the Dengue disease is most people living in urban areas," he said.

Because, said Agus, from the observations, aegepty Aedes mosquitoes, which spread dengue virus causes dengue fever, there are very many in urban areas.

Mosquitoes were just laying on the pool of clean water. Like, in the bath tub, the leaves contained stagnant water even a little. "Therefore, people should make 3M movement. Namely, burying the equipment into the media mosquito development, bathtub drains, close the tub," he said.

Most important, continued Agus, people should give to abate drug-bath tub, so that mosquito larvae can die. "The most important step again, people should be clever-clever to avoid mosquito bites. Like, smearing the skin with anti-mosquito cream or something. Also, spraying the room a bedroom, with anti-mosquito drugs," he said.

According to Agus, the dengue virus ate platelet blood cells in the patient's body. If the number of platelets below 150, it should be rushed to the clinic or hospital. "Because, it is a sign caught dengue," he said.

In addition, his side had moved the doctors and paramedics in the clinic, to find patients who had suspected dengue. "We just asked the doctor to look for people with DB. Therefore, they can treat it early. And the patient can avoid the dangers of the disease getting worse," he said. (Eco)
 
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Source: http://www.jawapos.com/radar/index.php?act=detail&rid=136391

Google translation:

Radar Tulungagung
[Friday, 08 Januari 2010]
Beginning Year Attacked DB
One Dead World, Predicted Increase Patient

TULUNGAGUNG - Earlier this year the number of dengue fever patients (DB) continues to increase. At the beginning of this January, until yesterday Department of Health (Diknes) recorded 77 Tulungagung Tulungagung citizens who suffer from this disease. One of them died. Of the total amount, most of which attacked the children.

If you see Diknes data, in six days the number of patients have this much, thought the end of the month will be increased to a fairly high rate. At least, when compared with last December 2009. In December 2009 and recorded as many as 182 cases. Prediction expressed health office chief Gatot Purwanto, through the Poverty Kabid Health Problems Bahrudin Budi Santoso.

According Bahrudin, there are four reasons continue to rise in the number of dengue fever sufferers this. First, the level of high population mobility. This causes the virus to Aedes aegypti mosquitoes brought this thought to the victim's residence, but the victim contracted outside Tulungagung region. Second, larvae-free number, which is still below the national standard. Namely in Tulungagung reached 82.5 percent. This means that the remaining 17.5 percent of the homes studied, there are positive larvae. "The national standard is 95 percent," said Bahrudin.

Third cause, the pattern of erratic rainfall. As is known, mid-December and a new beginning of the rainy season. If the normal rain cycle, then the rainy season does not resign as now, the peak of the spread of the disease in January and February. If the rainy retreat, the health office can not predict.

The last factor is the lack of response of four citizens of dengue fever in the dry season. "People had always assumed dengue fever occurs only in the rainy season only. But it was not so. In the dry period of dengue fever patients also continued to appear," said Bahrudin.

Meanwhile, the high mortality, the health office analyzes two things are the cause. First, the community that are less aware of the dangers of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF). The indication, in addition to free larvae numbers are still less the maximum, as well as awareness to bring the victim to the doctor or hospital in case of fever.

"The dengue fever is not constant fever, but also got down. Well, at the time this fall, many thought had healed," the doctor said dropout University of Gajah Mada Yogyakarta.

Other causes of death, the late delivery to the units of health services. This is evident from the data of death, from the patients taken to the service units prior to 24 hours (<24 hours) of 87.5 percent. Or with another number as many as 14 of the 16 deaths. The rest of the patients died in the range 24-28 hours.

These cases include those occurring in one mortality in this January. "In other words, the patient was brought to this unit is in a serious condition. So, no more than a day the patient died, because not helped," said Bahrudin. (tin / and)
 
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Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.surabayapagi.com/index.php?p=detilberita&id=41054

Google translation:

2010-01-09
Dengue Patients Increasing
Figures disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in late 2009, and in early 2010 has increased. Data Kalisat owned hospitals, the number of patients experienced an increase in the last three months. October 2009 there were 10 patients in November 2009 there were 20 patients, and in the month of December 2009 there were 38 patients. Although increasing the number of patients, but none of the DHF patients until death.

RSD Director Kalisat, drg Nasihah Mkes Kunin, after giving basic food packages to people about RSD Kalisat said the increase was due to patient DB citizens lack of attention to the environment respectively. "Actually, the mosquito Aedes aegypti was like the place clean. Thus in the bathtub and place a puddle of water must be cleaned with the principle of 3 M (closed, draining, buried), "he said.

In step 3 M the number of DHF patients could be suppressed. Socialization 3 M related activities has been frequently performed in the clinic to the village. "Our responsibility as well but to accept referrals from health care and socialization are also dangers associated DHF, and how to prevent it," ujarnya.n ki
 
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Source: http://www.antara.co.id/en/news/1263213016/dengue-patients-increasing-in-east-javas-bangkalan

Dengue patients increasing in East Java`s Bangkalan
Monday, January 11, 2010 19:30 WIB | National | |

Bangkalan, E Java (ANTARA News) - The number of patients suffering from dengue fever in the current rainy season at Syarifah Ambami Rato Ebu (RSA) hospital in Bangkalan, East Java, is on the rise, the hospital`s director said.

"Since the beginning of this year the number of dengue fever patients treated at this hospital has increased to 22 persons," RSA hospital director Teguh Basukohadi said here on Monday.

He said that the number of dengue patients since early this month was high compared with that in the previous month (December 2009).

"The increase in the number of dengue patients is still categorized normal because all of them still could be handled and we still have enough beds to accommodate them," he said. (*)
 
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Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/01/12/dengue-fever-case-rises-east-java-regency.html

Tuesday, January 12, 2010 9:44 PM

Dengue fever figures in East Java regency

The Jakarta Post | Tue, 01/12/2010 9:41 AM | National

The local administration in Jember regency, East Java, has recorded a total of 141 cases of dengue fever in the first 11 days of the new year and say the number may increase in the coming weeks.

?Usually, the number peaks between January and February at the height of the wet season,? Yumarlis, spokesman of the local health agency, told tempointeraktif.com Tuesday.

He said that the Aedes Aegypti mosquito population rose and reached its peak during the wet season, when the number of areas covered with stagnant water increased and became a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

Last year, 962 people in the regency contracted the fever and five of them died.
 
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Source: http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nusa/2010/01/15/brk,20100115-219309,id.html

Google translation:

Fight Dengue Fever, 1500 Put Jombang Government Jumantik

Friday, January 15, 2010 | 10:01 pm

TEMPO Interactive, Jombang - To reduce the number of dengue hemorrhagic fever patients (DHF), the Government Jombang District, East Java, 1500 interpreter monitors deploy larvae (Jumantik). "Our Jumantik scattered throughout the villages in Jombang area," said Chief District Health Office Jombang, Suparyanto, Friday (15/01).

This morning, the stock jumantik referrals were given before he entered the field. They will charge petumbuhan some places to monitor mosquito larvae. Among residents bathrooms, latrines, housing environment, also accompanied the residents to action 3 M (drains, buried, and closed places the location of mosquito larvae).

If jumantik see there are many locations that mosquitoes carrying this disease, they are required to report, to be immediately carried out the spraying or fogging (foging). For this foging, pemkab shed a budget of Rp 130 million more.

Suparyanto explained, prevention of transmission of dengue disease can not be done half-half, or is casuistic. Worried, if the demolition is only done at one point contracted, not mosquito larvae menurup possible in other areas also grew. "Therefore, these naughty mosquito eradication should be carried out simultaneously and completely," explained he.

In addition to the Jumantik, he continued, as many as 90 volunteers, consisting of students and the students also conjunct. They move in their respective schools. In addition, the volunteers also served to spread the pamphlet to every user of the road. The pamphlet contains about dengue prevention appeal.

Until now, based on data from the health department, the number of DHF patients had 34 people through. Whereas previously, only 27 patients. Of that number who died was 6 people. Details, three patients died in December, and three people died in January this year.
 
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Source: http://www.metrotvnews.com/index.php/metromain/news/2010/01/15/8948/Bondowoso-KLB-Demam-Berdarah/130

Bondowoso outbreak of Dengue Fever
Nusantara / Friday, January 15, 2010 16:16 pm

Metrotvnews.com, Bondowoso: Bondowoso District Health Office, East Java, set the status of extraordinary events (KLB) for dengue fever.
Status was determined after the number of dengue fever sufferers in the region increased. This is justified Chief of Health Bondowoso doctors in Suwardjito Agus Bondowoso, East Java, on Friday (15 / 1).

According to him, the number of dengue patients in January 2010 as many as 56 people, one of whom died. While sufferers of dengue hemorrhagic fever or dengue fever in the same month has reached 54 people. Victims who died named Sutomo (45), citizen Ampel Tegal district, Bondowoso district.

In 2009, said Agus, the number of dengue fever sufferers in Bondowoso of 292 cases with four of whom died. "The number of dengue fever patients increases with the rainy season is flushed in Bondowoso since December 2009. The number
of patients in December of 68 people with two of them died," he said.

Agus explained, as many as 12 districts of 23 districts spread over Bondowoso District is dengue fever endemic areas, including Sub City Bondowoso, Grujugan, headstone, Curahdami, and Tapen. "Eradication of mosquitoes nest hoarding movement, bury and closing should be done routinely by the public, so no Aedes aegypti mosquito larvae growing in waterlogged locations," said Agus. (Ant / BANG)
 
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Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.surya.co.id/2010/01/18/pelajar-lakukan-pengasapan-nyamuk.html

Google translation:

Smoking elajar Do Mosquitoes
Monday, January 18, 2010 | 8:16 pm | Post by: jps | category: poultice Horse | ShareThis

Jember-SOLAR-outbreak of dengue fever cases (DB) in Jember district makes a lot of parties concerned, including students. To combat the spread of mosquitoes carrying dengue fever, Sunday (17 / 1) morning, some students from SMK Islam Bustanul Ulum (MOM) Sub Pakusari conduct fumigation (fogging) in a number of houses in the village / district Pakusari. According to one student, M Basrowi, before he and his friends also do service projects to eradicate mosquito-breeding marshes. "Followed by fogging in the houses of citizens," he said.

Fumigation was done because these three villagers tested positive for the DB. Incidentally school has a tool for fogging. PR Dinkes Jember, Yumarlis reminded that the public back to PSN (Nest Mosquito Eradication). until mid-January 2010, Jember Health Office recorded 244 cases of DB in Jember regency, with three people died. "There are some schools that their students become jumantik, especially in schools and their own homes," stated Yumarlis.nuni
 
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Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://surabayapost.co.id/?mnu=beri...dc&PHPSESSID=c16cd4622495420c05ca2fb9bb303c2a

No outbreaks DB Status
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 | 11:14 pm

JOMBANG - Despite the victim died, Public Health (health office) Jombang District has not set the status of dengue fever (DB) as an Extraordinary Incident (KLB). That's because the number of dead is much smaller period than the same period the previous year.

The number of dengue fever victims who died between December 2009 until mid-January 2010 there are 6 people. Whereas the previous year in the same period between December 2008 until January 2009 there are 15 people.

"If the number of victims is now lower than the same period the previous year, we can not determine the status of DB to outbreaks," said Dr. Head Dinkes Suparyanto Jombang, Monday (18 / 1).


Number six victims died, the three victims occurred in December 2009, and three more in January 2010. To prevent outbreaks of dengue fever this, go Suparyanto, Jombang Regency funds budgeted USD 130 million for fogging.

Health office is also involved students and residents as interpreters and monitors mosquito larvae eradication. Today there are six districts that have specific monitoring related to dengue fever, the district town of Jombang, Jogoroto, Peterongan, Megaluh, Tembelang, and Mojoagung.

Meanwhile, the Head of Sub Division of Medical Services Regional General Hospital (Hospital) Jombang, Pudji Umbaran, said that since early December 2009 until mid-January 2010, was recorded from 45 dengue patients admitted to hospitals Jombang. "Most patients are treated in this hospital under five," he said. bas
 
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Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.surya.co.id/2010/01/19/db-renggut-7-nyawa.html

Google translation:

DB grabs 7 Lives
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 | 10:01 pm | Post by: jps | Category: Mataraman | ShareThis

Mojokerto - Surya-Seven people died in the attack Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DB) during this rainy season. The victims were infected by DB since the beginning of the rainy season in October 2009, which comes from Sooko, Ward, Puri, Manduro (Ngoro).


Head of Disease Prevention and Eradication of Environment (P2PL) Mojokerto District Health Office said Benhardy,from October 2009 to January 2010 there were 108 patients in the region DB Mojokerto regency. However, this can not be referred to as KLB (extraordinary events). Therefore, one of these outbreaks of reference is the number of patients higher than the previous year.

In the year 2009 and, Mojokerto regency outbreaks had occurred, with the number of 438 patients. This number increased 100 percent compared to 2008 last year, which reached 216 cases.


Meanwhile, stocks of blood at the Blood Transfusion Unit (UTD) PMI Branch Jombang, during this January due to continued thinning DB sufferers in Jombang continued to increase. In addition to improving patient DB since the beginning of January, depletion of blood stocks in Jombang PMI is also due to decreasing pedonor.

Head of UTD PMI Jombang, Dr. Ivan Rovian said, pedonor in Jombang PMI average 30 people per day. However, since a month ago pedonor number only about 20 people per day. Patient DB, really only need platelet donors. But because there is no processing of platelets in Jombang, the demand is served with tromobosit complete blood consisting of platelets, plasma and blood cells merah.nbet / Uto
 
Re: East Java: Dengue cases

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Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/...al-akibat-Demam-Berdarah-di-Jember-Bertambah-

Victim Deaths due to dengue fever in Jember Increase
Saturday, January 23, 2010 20:14 pm

JEMBER - MI: The number of people with dengue fever (DB) who died in Jember regency, East Java, continues to grow.

"Until the third week of January was recorded at least four people died DB that all children under the age of 14 years," said Public Relations Department of Health (health office) Yumarlis Jember, Saturday (23 / 1).

He said the number of patient DB for January reached 294 people, four of them died. In the second week, the number of patients who died DB two people, but on the third week of January added two more.

"People with DB who died due to the family of late brought to the hospital or the nearest health center, so that helped," he said.


According to him, most people in Jember DB are children, so that the children at the Regional Hospital (RSD) and some local health clinic is almost full. "Nearly 60 percent of patients with DB in Jember is the children," said Yumarlis.

He explains, most cases occur in Sub DB Sumbersari, Kaliwates, Ajung and Patrang. "With the public health office back to the movement to eradicate mosquito nest (PSN) every Friday, so that Aedes mosquitoes do not nest in aegypty around the house," he said. (Ant/OL-01)
 
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Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.antara.co.id/en/news/1264485967/two-die-of-dengue-fever-in-lumajang

Two die of dengue fever in Lumajang
Tuesday, January 26, 2010 13:06 WIB | National | |
Lumajang, East Java Province (ANTARA News) - Two residents of Lumajang died of dengue fever up to January 26 this year.

"The number of dengue fever sufferers in Lumajang up to the fourth week of January 2010 has reached 76 people, and two of them, both children, were dead," dr. Buntaran

Supriyadi, head of the Lumajang district health service, said here on Tuesday.
Since the rainy season in December, the number of dengue fever patients have continued to increase, he said. (*)
 
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Re: East Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.tempointeractive.com/hg/nasional/2010/02/01/brk,20100201-222578,uk.html

Infants in East Java Suffer Dengue Fever
Monday, 01 February, 2010 | 11:31 WIB

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: About 56 infants in an East Java Regency of Sumenep in Madura Island were contracted with dengue fever during January, authorites in the regency said on Monday (1/2) weeks after rainfall in parts of the country increases.

Regional health office head in Sumanep Susianto said officials have incrased distribution of chemicals to control the number of aedes aegypti mosquitos, the transmitter of the dengue fever virus, to community health centers.

Health officials also urged locals to start cleaning up their neighborhood to reduce the ideal environment for the mosquitos to multiply during the rainy season as another prevention measure.

Susianto warned however the possibilities of rising number of dengue fever cases in the region, in February and advised locals to immediately check themselves for even the earliest stage of fever, to prevent fatalities. No fatality caused by dengue fever so far in the year in the region.

MUSTHOFA BISRI
 
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