Indonesia - H1N1 - Suspected deaths

[Gert van der Hoek]

The young man who died in Tangerang, yesterday was reported to be a H5N1 suspect. No mentioning of chickens. Today this report, mentioning a possible relation with H1N1.

Presumed To Have Swine Flu, A Child of a Tangerang Official Tangerang Left This World

Victim died after undergoing the maintenance of one half of the hour in the Tangerang Public Hospital.

On Thursday, July 9 2009, 12:26 WIBEko Priliawito Isolasi Untuk Pasien space Babi Flu (Antara/Regina Safri) Web tools VIVAnews - pig Flu began to become the frightening spectre for the Tangerang resident.

A resident Modernland, Kota Tangerang had the initials RP, 22 years died it was suspected because suspect pig flu or the virus H1N1. Casualties were killed after undergoing the maintenance of one half of the hour in the Tangerang Public Hospital, on July 8 2009, approximately struck 19,40 WIB.

Not long after he died, to avoid the reporting that spread, casualties who were the child former Director Umum the Air Minum Daerah Company (PDAM) Water of Benteng Kota Tangerang immediately disalatkan in RSU Tangerang and immediately was brought to Sukabumi to bury.

Casualties was a student of the Universitas Tirtayasa Law Faculty (Untirta) Serang, Banten. He was reconciled from the Mayapada Hospital, Modernland Kota Tangerang. Resulting from the illness casualties underwent treatment for six days.

http://metro.vivanews.com/news/read/73713-anak_pejabat_tangerang_meninggal_dunia

 

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Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - First death suspected

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - First death suspected

Tangerang Official's Child Died

Sulianti Hospital: Not Due to Swine Flu

VIVAnews - the Penyakit Infeksi Sulianti Saroso Hospital denied hard the death of the Tangerang resident as a result of being attacked by the virus or the virus of pig flu H1N1. Chairman Tim of the Handling of Babi Flu, RSPI Sulianti Saroso, of Sardikin Giriputro, said, his side had not accepted the request for the sample inspection of blood of the sufferer of pig flu from Tangerang. The "request for the related lab test the patient of pig flu from Tangerang had not been available." If bird flu possibly, said Giri, on Thursday July 9 2009.

The patient had the initials RP, 22 years, was killed after undergoing the maintenance in RSU Tangerang because suspect pig flu. Casualties were killed after undergoing the maintenance of one half of the hour in the Tangerang Public Hospital, on July 8 2009, around struck 19,40 WIB. The doctor was on duty at ICU RSU Tangerang, Rifki said, his side accepted reconciliation suspect bird flu or H5N1 from RS Mayapada.

Before blowing out the last breath, casualties could undergo the maintenance in space of the bird flu isolation of RSU Tangerang. "Still could not be concluded by results." Because at this time the sample of casualties's blood was still being checked in the lab of RSPI Sulianti Saroso Jakarta, he explained

http://metro.vivanews.com/news/read/73840-rs_sulianti__bukan_karena_flu_babi

credits Historylover

 

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Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Deaths suspected

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Deaths suspected

from Sumatra

The plague of Swine Flu Enters Indonesia

Suspect Swine Flu Victim Dies in Padang

VIVAnews - the Plague of pig flu in Indonesia it was suspected began to eat fatalities. A patient suspect pig flu that was treated in the Hospital M. Djamil Padang died after could be treated intensive for several hours.

"We continued to examine both of them whether pig flu or bird flu depended results" of the "blood cheque," said Director Umum human resources and RS Education M. Djamil Padang, Guswan, to the reporter Monday July 13 2009.

Casualties, Sultan Farhan that still was nine years old this could be treated in RS Yos Sudarso before being reconciled to M. Djamil Padang.

Casualties were reconciled to RS M. Djamil on Sunday July 12 2009 around struck 16,30 WIB and was treated in intensive space. "Around struck 18,00 WIB casualties had finally died," said Guswan. According to Guswan, casualties had the story of contact with the foreign citizen from America. This matter that reinforced the hospital side that the Sultan died resulting from suspect pig flu (H1N1).

At this time, the side M. Djamil sent the sample of casualties's blood to ascertain the cause of his death. According to the characteristics of casualties when being reconciled to M. Djamil, Guswan said, casualties contracted a kind of virus. The sign that was suffered by casualties resembled the affected patient swine flu. The "high fever, coughs, and breathless," said he.

At this time, casualties's body still was in the morgue RS M. Djamil to immediately be bathed and cleaned medically. That was done to avoid bad matters that will strike casualties's family. The sultan was the child from the couple Ikhlas (39) and Aminah that lived in the Padang Pasir, Padang.

As far as this is concerned, RS M. Djamil was still recording one patient suspect pig flu that was handled this hospital.

The side M. Djamil did not yet confirm whether casualties died because of pig flu or the other illness. "We were still being waiting for results" of the "inspection of Jakarta, in a week in the future hopefully results already outside," said Guswan.


http://nasional.vivanews.com/news/read/74534-korban_suspect_flu_babi_meninggal_di_padang

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Death suspected

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Death suspected

Family members of the deceased boy "Sultan" in Padang Hospital, say they don't believe swine flu or bird flu caused his death.

- no contacts with chickens or birds

- no contact with foreigners

They think of a complication of mumps (meningitis) :

- the boy had one half of his face swollen

- swollen testis

- pain "at the back"

- convulsions

source:

http://www.tribunjabar.co.id/read/artikel/9435/keluarga-tidak-yakin-sultan-kena-flu-babi

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - More deaths suspected

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - More deaths suspected

Now from Bali;

disclaimer: caution this is google translated !




Suspected H1N1 patient died



Another the patient who was expected to contaminated with the virus H1N1 died, after could be treated in RS Sanglah Bali. Casualty could it was known go on a trip to Singapore before experiencing problems with his lungs.

According to the Head of Public Relations Sub-section dr IGNA Sanglah Hospital Putra Wibawa, according to the procedure the patient is treated in the hospital with flu symptoms and have a history of travel to the country must undergo exposure to H1N1 isolation.

Victims known as professional engineers in a private airline in Indonesia.

On July 9-10, himself a trip to Singapore.

However, the team doctor at the hospital Sanglah still must determine whether the victims died due to H1N1.

"To get certainty about the positive case must await the results in the laboratory examination is 1-2 days," said dr Putra.

Family obtained from the information that the victim had long contract lung disease, but new start feeling sick at 04.00 Wita on Tuesday.

Victim died about five hours after treatment was in a nursing home, before finally referred to the Sanglah Hospital.

The family own the truth whether the alleged victim died due to H1N1, because the victim had long contract lung disease.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/indonesian/news/story/2009/07/090714_newswine.shtml

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - More deaths suspected

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - More deaths suspected

Indonesian Dies at Bali Hospital

Tuesday, 14 July, 2009 | 16:33 WIB

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: A patient treated in the isolation ward at Sanglah Hospital died on Tuesday of his disease hours after the patient admitted to the hospital early on Monday.

According to his relative the patient was working as a technician at local budget airline Lion Air.

The 53 year old male patient was admitted to the hospital at around 4 am local time (3 am Jakarta Time) for possible swine flu infection. The wife of the deceased patient, Ely Renata said she did not believe her husband had contracted the H1N1 virus, as she said ?medical staff in the isolation room said her husband had lung infection and heart failure.?

However Ely also said that the hospital decided to treat her husband in the isolation ward after knowing that her husband frequently traveled abroad especially to Singapore. The hospital according to Ely also took samples of liquid from her husband's larynx to be tested, but the patient later died at 9:15 am local time.

Head of the Public Relation Subdivision of the hospital dr. IGNA Putra Wibawa said the hospital had handled the patient based on procedure however the hospital could not yet determine the disease suffered by the patient. "We are still waiting for test results on samples of liquid from the patient's larynx.?

http://www.tempointeractive.com/hg/2009/07/14/brk,20090714-187091,uk.html

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - More deaths suspected

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - More deaths suspected

Apparently we have 3 suspect H1N1 deaths, 2 in Padang, Sumatra and 1 in Denpasar, Bali.

The 4th suspect H1N1 death - Sultan Farhan, 22 yo student - was reported to be diagnosed with typhus.




Results of the Laboratory of two Swine Flu Suspects in Padang had doubts

on Tuesday, July 14 2009

Jakarta : Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari stated two people were expected (suspect) pig flu was in Padang that died doubted resulting from the virus H1N1. His article results of the laboratory had doubts.

That evidently died, that was expected because H1N1, the laboratory still really was having doubts because for example his leucocytes that were high et cetera. If H1N1 that his leucocytes were low, said the Health Minister in President's Office, Jakarta, on Tuesday (14/7).

Was not yet positive. Results of the laboratory did not agree with bird flu and pig flu. We find out continued. Results were still negative. Checked by us further. Let us hope not the virus just again.

http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/...rium-Dua-Suspect-Flu-Babi-di-Padang-Meragukan

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Suspected deaths

According to this report from Lampung Post, citing the Minister of Health Ms. Supari, all 3 suspect H1N1 deaths were tested negative for H1N1:


Children who died in Padang were negative, that died in Bali was also negative H1N1, revealed Siti.

http://www.lampungpost.com/aktual/berita.php?id=9132

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Suspected deaths

Snip from Tempo Interaktief; it seems the suspect deaths in Bali or Padang are still suspect.

Section Head Healath of the DIY (Special District Yogyakarta, ed) Province, Bondan Agus Suryanto said till July 16 2009, in Indonesia has been recorded by 142 people was infected by the virus H1N1 with details 77 men and 65 women.

From the number not yet any the proven patient died was caused by the infection H1N1.

Although having 2 cases that it was suspected died because of this virus, said he.

According to Agus, the death rate of pig flu was very low namely 0.45 % for the world, and Indonesia 0%. So the community should not be too worried, said Bondan.

http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nusa/2009/07/17/brk,20090717-187793,id.html