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Re: Indonesia - Suspect H1N1 cases
Source: http://www.republika.co.id/berita/58418/Kondisi_Pasien_Flu_Babi_Membaik
Pig Flu Patient condition improved
By Republika Newsroom
Thursday, June 25 2009 at 14:23:00
...Five patients are still
Meanwhile, Director RSPI Sulianti Suroso, DR Sardikin Giriputro said still have five more people suspect that the H1N1 flu quarantined in the isolation room RSPI.
Among them are GE (33 years), a seaman berkewarganegaraan Philippines. GE has a known record travel in countries with the H1N1 flu. Then SL (68 years), a woman Arizona home, the United States that are known to have come around Los Angeles and Hong Kong who is also an area that has been confirmed with the disease was first suspected to be transmitted through this pig.
In addition, there are three Indonesian nationals known to be still one family. They are Mrs E (48 years), and second keponakannya, T (20 years), and A (18 years). They reported symptoms of influenza after visiting children Ms E in Singapore for a week from 14 to 20 June.
Known then, Mrs E children are positive and contagious H1N1 in quarantine in the middle of a hospital in Singapore. Because of that, a third person also made suspect flu H1N1.
"So far, from the fifth person is not the result of the examination to ensure that their contracting H1N1," said Sardikin. These patients are now in quarantine at the Rose Room, RSPI Sulianti Suroso.
Since merebaknya this H1N1 flu epidemic in April 2009 then, as many as 19 people suspect H1N1 flu has been treated and quarantined in RSPI. Some are residents and Manpower of Indonesia, as well as a number of foreign residents. So far, only one confirmed positive carry diseases that can result in death.
Sardikin urge that the public does not panic with the first confirmation that the patient is positive contagious H1N1. According to him, the isolation of patients suspect bird flu and the H1N1 positive dilauka already optimally in a hospital-hospital Indonesia, including RSPI Sulianti Suroso.
"The H1N1 flu penyait this is not so dangerous diseases such as bird flu. Note at this time only 0.5 percent of the H1N1 flu pengidp died, "said Sardikin.c82/ahi
Source: http://www.republika.co.id/berita/58418/Kondisi_Pasien_Flu_Babi_Membaik
Pig Flu Patient condition improved
By Republika Newsroom
Thursday, June 25 2009 at 14:23:00
...Five patients are still
Meanwhile, Director RSPI Sulianti Suroso, DR Sardikin Giriputro said still have five more people suspect that the H1N1 flu quarantined in the isolation room RSPI.
Among them are GE (33 years), a seaman berkewarganegaraan Philippines. GE has a known record travel in countries with the H1N1 flu. Then SL (68 years), a woman Arizona home, the United States that are known to have come around Los Angeles and Hong Kong who is also an area that has been confirmed with the disease was first suspected to be transmitted through this pig.
In addition, there are three Indonesian nationals known to be still one family. They are Mrs E (48 years), and second keponakannya, T (20 years), and A (18 years). They reported symptoms of influenza after visiting children Ms E in Singapore for a week from 14 to 20 June.
Known then, Mrs E children are positive and contagious H1N1 in quarantine in the middle of a hospital in Singapore. Because of that, a third person also made suspect flu H1N1.
"So far, from the fifth person is not the result of the examination to ensure that their contracting H1N1," said Sardikin. These patients are now in quarantine at the Rose Room, RSPI Sulianti Suroso.
Since merebaknya this H1N1 flu epidemic in April 2009 then, as many as 19 people suspect H1N1 flu has been treated and quarantined in RSPI. Some are residents and Manpower of Indonesia, as well as a number of foreign residents. So far, only one confirmed positive carry diseases that can result in death.
Sardikin urge that the public does not panic with the first confirmation that the patient is positive contagious H1N1. According to him, the isolation of patients suspect bird flu and the H1N1 positive dilauka already optimally in a hospital-hospital Indonesia, including RSPI Sulianti Suroso.
"The H1N1 flu penyait this is not so dangerous diseases such as bird flu. Note at this time only 0.5 percent of the H1N1 flu pengidp died, "said Sardikin.c82/ahi