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Malaysia: Three National Service Trainees die within past week

kiwibird

Editor, Senior Moderator
Updated: February 17, 2011 01:06
High fever is not treated in time
National Service trainees coma
(Lotus 16 News) A National Service trainees at the camp with high fever, failing to receive timely treatment, in a coma, the current mess in the Lotus side regardless of the hospital intensive care ward in hospital.
The victim was attending Johnson State Nilai Mogadishu Jane Bakar A. 达米拉娜西 female students in secondary schools (18), is the old national service camp in Hong Kong students was admitted this month 8, Jalan Seremban-side regardless of the hospital .

达米拉娜西's father, Dan K. Ann (39 years old, factory workers) pointed out that his daughter was January 2 this year, after the camp several times a fever. The Executive no time to take her to Port Dickson hospital, resulting in a number of days without fever.

"I'm one week after her daughter went to visit the camp, she looked very tired, I have no need to explain if she can feel free to contact me, and exhorted her to take care of themselves."

Two weeks later he again visited her daughter, she was still sick, the daughter told the camp staff had given her medication and rest, but he learned from the mouth of her friend, her daughter had fainted several times in the camp.

He said his daughter rang his family only on weekends, he was dissatisfied with the camp did not contact him and inform her of the situation, nor the daughter to the hospital.

He pointed out that the hospital blood tests taken his daughter, referring to her daughter at the camp suspected infection.

Business side has to provide treatment

On the other hand, the National Service Department director Datuk Abdul Hadi issued a statement later to clarify, A. 达米拉娜西 in the camps, because of complaints from headaches, fever and sore throat, the authorities had arranged for her to service 4 Camp clinics, so that authorities did not provide timely medical services is not correct.

"We have to provide appropriate medical care for her. She was 11 January to 1 February the temperature range between 36.7 to 38.2 degrees."

He also said that 达米拉娜西 starting from February 2, taking advantage of the Lunar New Year holiday home, but have yet to go back to 6 to report, after the inquiry, learned that he was on sick leave to 13 days.

"We have 10 days to contact his family to know she was admitted to hospital 8. We also asked his father to keep in touch with us."
http://chinapress.com.my/content_new.asp?dt=2011-02-17&sec=mas&art=0217maa58a42.txt
 
Re: Malaysia: National Service Trainee in coma with high fever - two others die of different causes.

Re: Malaysia: National Service Trainee in coma with high fever - two others die of different causes.

Thursday February 17, 2011

Two NS trainees die of illnesses, another still in coma



KUALA LUMPUR: Two National Service trainees died in the past four days of different causes and at separate hospitals.

Mohamad Zulhaili Noraihan, 17, died of meningoencephalitis (bacterial infection of the brain) at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on Tuesday. The Kuala Lumpur boy had reported for training at the Wawasan Papar camp in Sabah on Jan 2.

A medical form prior to his entry to the camp had stated that he was being treated for nephrotic syndrome and that he suffered from gastric and kidney problems and had previously suffered from head injuries.

?He was treated initially at a clinic at the camp on Jan 24 for a pain in the ear and also on Feb 10 for fever and headache,? said NS Department director-general Datuk Abdul Hadi Awang Kechil last night.

He said the boy was then referred to Papar district hospital when his headache did not ease off, adding that he was subsequently sent to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Apparently, he had developed fever after swimming with friends in a pond at the camp.

In another case, Fatini Aqilah Fadhil died of neutropenic sepsis (leukaemia) at the Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital in Ipoh last Sunday.

Fatini, 17, was based at the Chenderiang camp in Tapah starting Jan 2.

?She was given a Chinese New Year break like other trainees from Feb 2 to Feb 6,? Abdul Hadi said.

However, the girl was admitted to the intensive care unit at Taiping Hospital on Feb 7.

At the PDS Resort camp in Port Dickson, where NS trainee A. Tamilarasi fell into a coma due to high fever, spokesman Mej Mohd Rafee Zain said the authorities did not refer her to the hospital as her condition had not been serious.

?She was still able to attend all the programmes. Our medical staff examined her thoroughly to ensure she was able to undergo training,? he said, adding that the camp authorities were not negligent in not referring her to a government clinic or hospital.

?We always have medical officers who examine trainees showing signs of being ill. When she was here, her condition was not serious enough to warrant her being sent for treatment outside the camp,? he said.

Tamilarasi is fighting for her life at the Tuanku Ja?afar Hospital intensive care unit where she has been warded since Feb 8.

Mej Mohd Rafee said that when Tamilarasi did not return to the camp after the five-day break on Feb 7, the camp authorities called her father who said a private clinic had given her seven days? medical leave. She slipped into a coma the next day.

Yesterday, Tamilarasi?s father K. Anandan, 39, said doctors had told him that the girl might require dialysis and minor surgeries.

?They (doctors) are almost certain that she must have contracted an illness during training,? he said.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/2/17/nation/8083220&sec=nation
 
Re: Malaysia: National Service Trainee in coma with high fever.

Re: Malaysia: National Service Trainee in coma with high fever.

Not yet confirmed - from a blog
KOTA KINABALU: An 18-year-old National Service trainee has died at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital intensive care unit after developing complications from a fever.

Mohd Zulhaili Noraihan, who had lapsed into a coma following the fever, had his life support removed at 11am on Tuesday with his parents by his side.

He was initially treated at the Papar district hospital last week but was transferred to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on Sunday when his condition worsened.

It is learnt that Zulhaili, from Kuala Lumpur, had developed a fever on Sunday after swimming with friends at a pond at the National Service Ovai Camp in Kinarut a few days earlier
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1755978/+40
 
Re: Malaysia: National Service Trainee in coma with high fever.

Re: Malaysia: National Service Trainee in coma with high fever.

Published: Wednesday February 16, 2011 MYT 11:58:00 AM
Updated: Wednesday February 16, 2011 MYT 2:54:22 PM

NS trainee dies after complications from fever
By MUGUNTAN VANAR




KOTA KINABALU: An 18-year-old National Service (NS) trainee died at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital's intensive care unit after developing complications from a fever.

Mohd Zulhaili Noraihan, who had lapsed into a coma following the fever, was taken off life support at 11am Tuesday with his parents by his side.

He was initially treated at the Papar district hospital last week but was transferred to the hospital on Sunday when his condition worsened.

It is learnt that Zulhaili, from Kuala Lumpur, had developed a fever on Sunday after swimming with friends at a pond at the National Service Ovai Camp in Kinarut a few days earlier. Several of his friends had also developed a fever after the swim but responded to treatment.

Zulhaili, however, failed to respond to treatment and his condition worsened before he was declared brain dead by doctors.
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He stressed that the welfare of the trainees in the aspects of safety and health were taken seriously and trainees with any health condition were sent immediately to hospital if medical assistants at the camp decided that it was necessary.

According to sources, Zulhaili could have contracted meningitis and might have been allergic to certain painkillers that could have complicated his treatment.
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/2/16/nation/20110216115829&sec=nation
 
Re: Malaysia: Three National Service Trainees die within past week

NS trainee wakes up after 16 days in coma
Malaysia Sun
Friday 25th February, 2011
(Source: The Star)



PORT DICKSON: After 16 days of being in a coma following a bout of fever at a National Service training camp near here, 18-year-old A.

Tamilarasi opened her eyes ? bringing tears of joy and relief to her parents.

';I feel so relieved. Doctors told me Tamilarasi should get better from now,'; said her father K.

Anandan. The NS trainee, who reported at the PDS Resort Camp in Pasir Panjang on Jan 2, had allegedly fallen ill several times while undergoing training.

...


http://story.malaysiasun.com/index....ht/NS-trainee-wakes-up-after-16-days-in-coma/
 
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