Sulawesi: dengue cases

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Source: http://www.tribunmanado.co.id/read/artikel/5166

Demam Berdarah Serang Tomohon
Tribun Manado Dok
Jumat, 12 Juni 2009 | 01:07 WIB

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Scarlatina Serang Tomohon
Tribune Manado Dock
Friday, 12 June 2009 | 01:07 WIB

TOMOHON, Tribun - Increased intensity of rainfall in the city of Tomohon, must diwaspadai citizens. Especially the spread of disease and dengue fever. Moreover, based on the findings in the field this weekend hiatus, there were 3 cases of dengue fever dengue (DBD) in the City of Tomohon.
Three cases override citizens in each district Walian, Perum Top and Kinilow. Fortunately after two of them got out of intensive care Hospital Mount Maria has been declared cured and can return to their respective houses.
While for pencerita DBD from Kinilow has received treatment in hospital Bhayangkari Manado. Even Thursday (11 / 4) yesterday, the team from the Department of Social Welfare and Kesahatan (Dinkesos) has to do fogging in the area.
Plt Dinkesos, Dolvin Karwur MKes, MSi, explains, the case that occurred in the DBD occurs in Kinilow Mai ago. Then the government has conducted investigations epidemologi (PE) and find the source of seed DBD.
"So also with the computer and we do Walian akan PE to investigate whether this region should Fogging or Abate," said former Secretary Dinkesos this.
It is said that the key Dolvin prevention of fogging in the DBD is not done because of fogging when the case is going on a particular region. Effective prevention is to make the first 3M drain water, the two bury the goods and used the third place of water.
"We mengimbau citizens alert DBD play an active role in the conduct and behavior to remain healthy and clean living (PHBS)," sarannya. (dit)

 

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DBD Patients Died in World Palopo
Thursday, 16 July 2009 | 22:32 WITA

Palopo, Tribun - Diseases dengue dengue fever (DBD) swallow the victim in the city of Palopo. Victim is aged three years old kid more, Besse, Warga Kelurahan Pette'ne, Western District of Wara, Palopo.

Besse died last week after treatment in the House Public Health Region (hospitals) Sawerigading, Palopo City for two days.
Wednesday (15 / 7) kemarin, Besse diberangkatkan corpse to Tana Toraja Regency for the next dimakamkan.
Payung Predrik Tandi (40), uncle of the victim menuturkan, was before the hospital, Besse had been treated at home for two days. "At the higher the heat, the hospital was initially due dikira only ordinary fever," he said.
When taken to the hospital, the condition is very weak Besse. Doctor difficulty even trying to enter the lapse infus kid's blood vessel. The soul does not terselamatkan.
The hospital seemed to cloak the case while DBD treated. Tribun watched in the hospital, the names of the people listed in the DBD does not board a list of the patient while undergoing treatment.
Be contacted via phone selularnya, dr tanty, medical specialist hospitals Sawerigading children, confirming that Besse died due to disease dengue fever. "When taken to the hospital, conditions are worse," he said.
Until yesterday, the two patients are still treated patients DBD children's ward in hospitals Sawerigading Palopo. Both patients have been treated is sepekan children.
Hasriani, one of the patient's mother, said her son treated in hospitals since a week ago, but until now has not improved the condition of their children. (WD)

Season

DBD DISEASES caused by dengue virus is transmitted from person to person through the aedes mosquito bites (Ae) of the subgenus stegomyia. One way to fight dengue fever with combat mosquito breeding and the drain, cover, and bury (3M program).
With other efforts to evaporation (fogging) in some areas considered vulnerable to dengue fever. The initial symptoms of the DBD, a sudden high fever, with no clear reason, continue to take place for one to seven days.
There are a manifestation of bleeding is marked with the Tourniquet test positive, petekia, ekimosis, purpura. Usually, the disease infecting DBD entering the rainy season.
"Maintaining environmental cleanliness is a very good effort to anticipate mewabahnya disease DBD," said dr tanty. (WD)

 

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Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2009/07/07/87814/128/101/64-Warga-Sulut-Terserang-Demam-Berdarah

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64 Sulut fell ill of scarlet fever
Thursday, 30 July 2009 12:04 WIB
MANADO - MI: As many as 64 of Sulawesi Utara (North Sulawesi) had dengue fever dengue (DBD) near the end of this July. One of them died.

"Number is down compared to months ago and in June that no one died. The overall DBD patients who died during the year 2009 five people," said the Head of Public Health Sulawesi Utara (North Sulawesi) Maxi Rondonuwu in Manado, on Thursday (30 / 7).

Rondonuwu say, Manado is a city that most residents DBD disease that is as much as 44 people, but no one died. Then Minahasa with six people and one of them dies, the City Tomohon with five people, four of North Minahasa, South Minahasa, and in three patients.

Sangihe and Kotamobagu City, Rondonuwu words, only one DBD and all patients healed after treatment. Health Office, the mengimbau citizens to do the patterns of living clean and healthy, especially to activities that can kill mosquitoes and disease carrying mosquitoes jentik.

"Do not forget to deplete-bak bak shelter and water, bury all goods that can be used where mosquitoes breed and lay eggs," said the Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health Office Penyehatan local Noldi Mandolang. (Ant/OL-01)

 

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Source: http://www.fajar.co.id/index.php?option=news&id=65628

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Makassar In A Minute
Friday, 31-07-09 | 13:57 | 60 View
DB Victims Died in Labuang Baji
Reports: Dede Salga-Nurlina Asryad

MAKASSAR - season in the period to make it bleed Demand (DB) re-infecting. Hospitals in the wedge Labuang reported one patient DBD even died 4 July 2009.

Head of Sub-Program Evaluation and R & D Hospital Labuang wedge Elies Karre SKM, M.kes revealed, since the date of July 1 to 27 recorded 61 victims of the DBD in Inpatient hospital is. One of them leave the world because of suspected late get intensive treatment.

DB victim also found in Ibn Sina Hospital Jl Urip Sumiharjo. During the last month, management of hospital records of tens of victims of DB has been treated in the hospital is. (ACI)

 

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Source: http://www.news.id.finroll.com/nasi...penyakit-dbd-di-minut-capai-44-kasus____.html

DHF DISEASE IN 44 CASES TO ACHIEVE Minut (North Sulawesi)
Friday, 04 September 2009 01:11

Spread of disease Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in North Minahasa regency (Minut), more apprehensive, after he was found 44 cases of the disease in the region from January to June 2009.
Manado, 3 / 9 (Antara / FINROLL News) - The spread of the disease Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in North Minahasa (Minut), more apprehensive, after he was found 44 cases of the disease in the region from January to June 2009.

"The spread of dengue disease occurred in five districts, while the endemic area were in District Kauditan and Airmadidi," said Chief Public Health (health office) District Minut, Dr Lily Lengkong, Thursday.

Minut District Government has been to disseminate to the public about the spread of disease prevention measures that, by maintaining a healthy environment.

According to him, children who contracted dengue disease in Minut generally not bad, since it saved the hospital with serious handling through the family.

"In addition to the 44 cases occurred in June 2009, there were also four cases of DHF in July 2009 which entered Walanda Maramis Hospital Minut, and has been restored after intensive care," he explained.

A number of measures to prevent the spread of dengue disease, namely by doing five specific steps, including through counseling to break the chain of mosquito larvae.

"By using a car traveling calls on people to make the eradication of mosquitoes nest," he said.

Then invite the community to always apply the behavior of clean and healthy living, epidemiological investigations, as well as smoking and giving abate powder.

Activating the role of health workers who coordinated the interpreters monitors larvae in homes that have water reservoirs, and to do spraying.

 

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Source: http://antara-sulawesiselatan.com/b...mlah-warga-sidrap-terserang-penyakit-dbd.html

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Having Sidrap ejumlah Citizens Dengue Disease
Friday, December 11, 2009 05:45

Sidrap, South Sulawesi (ANTARA News) Entering the rainy season this year, a number of residents in the District Sidrap (Sidrap), South Sulawesi (Sulawesi) disease Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF).

We have noted there are about nine people treated in hospital (RS) Nu'mang Rappang Arifin, Sidrap dengue attack.

Nine people respectively Reza (3), Nirwan (5) and Awaliah (4), Nadrah (10) and a Housewife (IRT), Mrs. Ani (22), Nurlela (17), stem Hariana (16) , Ade Irma (13) and Asri (14) again was rushed to hospital Arifin Rappang Nu'mang dengue attack.

The nine people who Dengue disease is entirely unknown to live in one hamlet of Hamlet Dea, Village District Sipodeceng BARANTI, Sidrap.

However, until now the people in this region is still expected claims forms Sidrap Diskes attention.

"Actually existing spraying once, but I think that was not enough because this disease really is endemic in this region," said Arifin, one citizen Hamlet, Dea, Sidrap, when contacted, Thursday.

Arifin that claimed the family still has a relationship with the patient revealed a new condition of the four patients Nurlela, stem Hariana, Ade Irma and Asri is still very mengkwatirkan. Arifin said to four of them are still undergoing intensive treatment in hospital Rappang Nu'mang Arifin.

"Four people were still being treated, although a number of other patients who had earlier attacked one started to improve," said Arifin.

Head of Health Department Dr HA Irwansyah Sidrap MKes through the Head of the Communicable Diseases Control, Agus Alisyar, SKM MKes separately contacted immediately promised to check the condition of the development of DHF patients in the Hamlet of Dea.

In addition, Agus also will seek a further fogging in the village and surrounding Dea.

"God willing we will upayakn it," he said briefly.

From the existing data Agus said, menunujukkan that the development of DHF cases in the village Dea very worrying indeed.

"Until December 2009 this figure Hamlet DHF cases have been recorded as many as 155 cases with three deaths reach people," he said.

(T.PSO-098/A033)

 

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Re: Sulawesi: dengue cases

Source: http://www.kapanlagi.com/h/dbd-serang-warga-kota-baubau.html

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Dengue Attack Baubau City Residents
Sunday, December 27, 2009 09:13

Kapanlagi.com - At the end of 2009, the number of people with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) and diarrhea in the city of Baubau, Sulawesi Tenggara (Southeast Sulawesi) increased, whereas the new season entered the second week in the city.

Medical record data Regional General Hospital (Hospital) Baubau City, said Saturday, in December 2009 on the last week, the number of dengue patients reached 19 people, three of whom pronounced dead, while diarrheal diseases attack around 22 people.

Hospital Director of Kota Baubau, dr. Aumane Aminuddin said dengue and diarrhea cases treated at the hospital, occurred since the beginning of this December. This is because the development of both diseases usually occur between the peak rainy season and dry season.

"At the beginning of the rainy season, water sources contaminated, so the germs grow quickly and directly attacked, especially children, vulnerable children affected by two types of the disease," he said.

He also added that patients with DHF and diarrhea is usually taken to a general hospital in severe dehydration conditions.

"He should still mild dehydration condition can be overcome with medication alone or oralit to the nearest health center, later when the condition is severe dehydration, only referred to the hospital," he said.

Aminuddin explains, environmental sanitation must be observed because of the rainy season, the second development of this disease-causing germs very quickly. Therefore, people should frequently clean the environment.

"People should get used to living clean because only this way can prevent the development of both types of the disease, at least people can avoid the spread of dangerous germs," he added. (ant / rock)

 

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Source: http://www.radarsulteng.com/berita/index.asp?Berita=Kriminal&id=61688

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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Citizens Asked to Beware Dengue (Palu, Central Sulawesi)

PALU - The number of people with Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in the city of Palu, much less when compared with DHF cases last year, in the same month. Department of Health data (health office) noted Palu, the number of DHF patients from January to November 2009 as many as 512 cases, four of whom died. While in the same month in 2008, the number of DHF cases in the city of Palu reached 784 cases, eight of whom died.

Despite the decline in cases, but residents were still asked Palu spread of dengue alert, especially in the rainy season this December.

"Citizens should be vigilant Palu in the rainy season this December, because in this rainy season causes dengue mosquitoes will breed rapidly. We expect this December there will be increasing. We see that trend in December was an increase in cases, "said the Head of the Control of Health Problems, Palu city health office, Dr. Ketut Suarayasa.

Palu Dinkes Ketut said, had a meeting to present the entire head of clinic in the city of Palu. In the meeting discussed about the efforts that must be done to anticipate the increase in DHF cases, especially in the rainy season.

"We remind my friends that should alert health centers. Our program to map every village health center-prone village. We will conduct an epidemiological investigation (PE, red) at the points that are vulnerable, "he said.

Ketut said the health office has been trying to suppress the high DHF cases in Palu through several programs. Among the conduct fogging in areas prone to the spread of dengue, the division of free abate powder to the public and socialization efforts through mass media. These efforts Ketut said, is highly dependent with the participation of the community, to keep the pattern of Clean and Healthy Living (PHBS) with reference to the movement of 3M.

For that, Ketut asked all parties to participate actively in efforts to prevent dengue transmission, to maintain personal hygiene and the environment around them and come to the Eradication of mosquitoes nest (PSN) by 3M.

Ketut, adding the handling of dengue have been carried out based on fixed handling procedures DHF. Where DHF cases when there will be an epidemiological investigation. If found DHF patients and one or more larvae found in more than 5 percent of the houses or buildings are inspected, so do the people in the PSN penggerakkan DHF, larvasidasi, counseling and smoking in the house with insecticide DHF patients and the surrounding homes within a radius of 200 meters.

If not found in other patients, but only found in larvae, it is only done in the community mobilization to eradicate mosquito-breeding marshes, larvasidasi and counseling. If not found in other patients and found no larvae, it is only done to the community counseling and do not need fumigation or fogging. Here's what we apply in the context of the increasing pressure strategy DHF cases.

"We'll also try to do an audit of death from dengue. Where lies the fault, whether the patients who later taken to the hospital. If it's too late means a family issue. If the family means of knowledge. If knowledge means that part of a campaign to provide counseling to the community. This is not to find fault but we find out the problem to be evaluated to find a solution. But the point is that this is the DBD name of community participation to behave in a clean and healthy life, "he concluded. (dit)

 

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Source: http://www.fajar.co.id/index.php?option=news&id=78626

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Tuesday, 12-01-10 | 20:09 | 3 View
Dengue Fever outbreak
Patients maintained at 86 Labuang Baji Hospital

MAKASSAR - dengue Dengue Fever (DHF) epidemic. In Labuang Baji Hospital, the number of patients was 86 person. One patient of them reported to have died from the mosquito Aedes aegypti is.

On the campus of the Modern Islamic Boarding School son Mushalla Indonesia Mosque Association Muttahidah (IMMIM), supervisors or teachers and students of dengue fever as well. The victims in this campus had been evacuated to the hospital and Wahidin Sudirohusodo Pelamonia Hospital.

From RS Labuang Baji reported, dengue fever patients in the hospital was owned by South Sulawesi Provincial Government has increased in the last two months. In November 2009 and recorded 29 patients, 17 male and 12 female. Then in December 2009 there are 46 patients, 25 male and 17 female. While this early January eleven patients had dengue fever.

Head of Medical Services Hospital Labuang Baji, Fitriah Zainuddin, said that dengue fever is an annual cycle should be wary of.
"Factors heavily influenced the behavior of the cause of life," said Fitriah, Monday, January 11.

According to him, a dirty environment and healthy patterns hiduptidak litter, can trigger the development of mosquitoes that cause dengue fever.

While the result of teachers and students affected by dengue fever makes Pesantren Modern managers to act quickly IMMIM soon. Direct Pengeloa invited Makassar Health Service officers to do fogging in the area of campus.

Department of Health fogging team Makassar, Ambo, say, smoking in the Modern Islamic Boarding School IMMIM done to prevent the spread of the spread of dengue fever. "It's become a provision that such areas affected by dengue fever, it must be done fogging," Ambo says.

Based on the report Ambo, the village residents dengue fever, among others Kaluku Bodoa, Tamamaung, Maricaya, Bongaya, Panaikang, Pampang, Tamalanrea, Masale, Tamalanrea Beautiful, Sudiang, and Sudiang Kingdom. (valid-DED)

 

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Source: http://metrotvnews.com/index.php/metromain/news/2010/01/15/8907/-Demam-Berdarah-Meneror-Palu

Dengue Fever terrorize Hammer
Nusantara / Friday, January 15, 2010 02:29 pm

Metrotvnews.com, Palu: Outbreaks of dengue fever was attacked Palu, Sulawesi Selatan. Within two weeks, there are 18 patients who are exposed to diseases caused by Aedes mosquitoes Aegypty it. Even one of them died.

Responding to this, Deputy Mayor Palu, Andi Mulhanan Tombolotutu make unannounced visits to the Regional General Hospital Anutapura, Thursday (14 / 1). Sidak is in response to the increasing number of dengue fever patients in Palu.

Parents are usually just take the child to the hospital 2-3 days after experiencing symptoms of dengue fever, such as high heat and vomiting. His condition had been deteriorating. Parents do not know if the reason a disease affecting children is dengue fever.

Director Hospital Anutapura, Reny Lamadjido immediately appealed to the community went to the medical staff or to the hospital when stricken with symptoms DB. The goal for health services performed quickly to prevent the fall untuh casualties. (Hafid Laturadja / RAS)

 

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Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/01/30/south-minahasa-alert-over-dengue-fever.html

Sunday, January 31, 2010 4:33 AM

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South Minahasa on alert over dengue fever

Sat, 01/30/2010 12:52 PM | The Archipelago

MANADO, North Sulawesi: Dengue fever in South Minahasa, North Sulawesi, has so far claimed the lives of three people, while 55 were still being treated at hospitals.

"The regency's dengue cases have now risen to around 90 percent between 2008 and 2010," said South Minahasa Health Office head Dirk Lengkong on Friday, adding most dengue sufferers were between the ages of 3 and 12.

"The provincial administration has set the extraordinary status on the regency due to the substantial increase."

The local administration has allocated Rp 100 million (US$10,752) to carry out preventive measures and provide medicine to hospitals, besides fumigation in 11 of the 17 districts in the regency. - JP

 

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Source: http://www.radarsulteng.com/berita/index.asp?Berita=RadarKota&id=63043

News RadarKota
Thursday, February 4, 2010
SMAN 2 Hammer Dengue Death

PALU - Aedes mosquito bites Aegipty deadly dengue virus carrier, the cause of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF), returned to take its toll. Wednesday, Siswi class XI SMAN 2 Hammers, who named Silvanda Rigo (16), died due to dengue.

Silvanda, will die when taken to the Salvation Army Hospital (BK) Woodward. Eldest daughter, Rigo's Zeth, died around 16:00 o'clock in the ER RS BK Woodward.

According to the victim's father, Zeth, beloved daughter, died when just arrived at the hospital due to Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever disease "When I arrived at the hospital he was expelled last breath," he said.

He said, Silvanda, already sick with a fever on Sunday evening. The next day, still had time to review Silvanda in Bulili health center. But when it says Zeth, there is no explanation of the Pukesmas, about the ills of Vanda (hello darling Silvanda).

"The Pukesmas also does not explain the illness of my child, and only prescribe it, so I'm not too worried at that," he explained.

According to information from relatives of victims, because it felt a little baikkan, Vanda, had entered the school on Tuesday. But after several hours, Vanda returned home with a pale face and complained of pain all over his body.

"He was always weak, pale, and also often complain of pain in the bones," said the relatives of victims who did not want his name to dikorankan.

Zeth, victim's father, initially thought the child had only ordinary fever. So do not ever think to bring the victim to hospital for further treatment.

"I regret and feel guilty for my child. I am, sorry did not check him (Vanda, red) in the hospital. Never thought that this child has severe, "he said with a tone of regret.

According to the plan, the late Silvanda, will be buried Friday. He said, the family will still be waiting for a big family who will come mourn. (fiz)

Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/...nderita-DBD-di-Palu-Meninggal-Puluhan-Dirawat

Three Patients with DHF in Palu Dead, Dozens maintained
Thursday, 04 Februari 2010 18:16 WIB
Author: Hafid Laturadja


HAMMER - MI: Three people died in the last week and dozens of others being treated at a hospital in Palu, Central Sulawesi, due to berdarang dengue fever (DHF).

Dengue Fever attacks Dengeu (DHF) in Central Sulawesi, Palu (Central Sulawesi), took three lives.

One victim named Silvanda Rigo, 16, student State High School (SMAN) Palu 2. The victim had died after being treated in the Intensive Care Room (ER) Rumah Sakit (RS) The Salvation Army South Palu Wood Ward. Two other victims were toddlers died on Wednesday (3 / 2).

Based on RS Media Indonesia at the Salvation Army, the number of patients who were treated in various rooms of 30 patients. Most of them are children under the age of 10 years.

According to Zeth, Silvanda father, her son began suffering from a fever on January 31 last and died when just arrived at the hospital. "Silvanda had checked in clinic, but did not explain what the disease," says Zeth in Palu, Thursday (4 / 2).

While in the West Palu Anutapura hospitals within the last month recorded more than 20 patients due to disease aegypty Aedes mosquitoes that. New patients are generally taken to hospital after two to three days of experiencing symptoms of dengue-like gejara high body temperature and vomiting.

Parents of new patients admitted his son ran to the hospital after his condition began to deteriorate since the previous did not know who attacked her son dengue disease.

The hospital has appealed to people to immediately consult a medical personnel to the hospital when stricken with dengue symptoms to health care providers can quickly prevent the fall of casualties. (HF/OL-01)

 

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Manado City
Pemko Manado Post Stays Open DHF in 15 health centers

Tuesday, February 16, 2010 | 08:38 WIB

TRIBUN, MANADO-victim cases Although Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) began to show declining numbers, Manado City Government urged to remain alert to the diseases caused by Aedes nyamus it Aegypty.

"We hope that citizens remain vigilant against dengue wabh. Because even though this month has decreased, but residents should remain vigilant," said Secretary City Region (Sekdako) Manado Vicky Lumentut, Monday (15/02/10).

According to the Government of the City (Pemko) Manado remain open handling of DHF in the post-15 health centers scattered in nine districts in Manado is all free. "If there are family members who are exposed to high heat, then quickly handled with care so as not to be late. Because if delayed can cause death," he said.

Therefore, Vicky continued existence of victims who died of dengue since late yag treatment done. Many residents who memebawa family to the hospital at an advanced stage, when skorban was critical. "They think their family members suffered only normal heat, but has been hit by dengue tenyata," he said.

In addition to prevent casualties due to dengue Pemko Manado intended to increase the return fogging equipment. Because of the existing tools have limited time to conduct fogging, if you look at districts that have dengue outbreak. "We will allocate funds for the purchase of fogging devices, because the number of tools available today is still less," he said.

But Vicky added that most important is public participation in maintaining the cleanliness must be kept on the increase. For people affected banyakanya DHF is evidence that public awareness of hygiene mejaga still very low. "Because the government no good to do fogging and other preventive measures, if there was no concern of the community," he said.

Prevention with melakuka Draining, Close and Burying junk (3M) is still effective in preventing the occurrence of dengue fever. "The last few weeks we also have to do cleaning and fogging in the TPU sekota Manado," said Vicky. (ERV)

 

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Source: http://www.tribun-timur.com/read/artikel/78929/Pasien_Banyak_Penderita_DBD_Dirawat_di_Luar_Kamar

Many patients, DHF patients maintained on Foreign Room
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 | 08:26 PST

Bulukumba, Tribune - Patients with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) are treated in hospitals Sultan Daeng Radja bursting through February 2010. Patients didomininasi children 4-10 years of age.

Appropriate monitoring Tribune, Tuesday (16 / 2), because many children with DHF, some patients had to be treated outside the child care room.

Obtained information, through February, records show that 28 dengue patients admitted to government hospitals have it.
January 2010 while ago, recorded 50 dengue patients. One of them died.
'Mid this month, there were 28 patients. DHF is endemic because of the weather at the beginning of the rainy season and vulnerable children, "said Competitiveness Saharuddin, Head of Administration Hospital Sultan Dg King, representing the Director Dr. Marniati Ghandis the middle of a meeting, when confirmed, yesterday.
Because the number of patients a lot, child care spaces would not fit. Some patients had to be placed outside the room.

Vice Regent

Hearing information membludaknya number DHF patients, Padasi Bulukumba Vice Regent, visited the hospital immediately.
Vice-regent and then visited several patients being treated. He asked the medical team provide the best service.
Previously, some information Padasi patients receiving treatment less the maximum, because the medical personnel should serve more severe patients.

Head of Health Bulukumba, dr Rusni, said his company had done to prevent dengue fogging.
"We've done it last week at Somba BTN, Jl Jati, and Kassimpureng," he said.
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Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2010/02/20/124457/128/101/Dua-Balita-Meninggal-karena-DBD-

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Two Toddlers Dead as Dengue
Saturday, February 20, 2010 10:58 pm
Author: Lina Herlina

Two Toddlers Dead as Dengue

MI / Rommy Pujianto
ENREKANG - MI: In the last one 10 days, two toddlers, Rizky, 2.8, and the Sacred, 15 months, died, suffering from dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF). Both infants are citizens Enrekang Market, Sub-District Juppandag, Enrekang, South Sulawesi (Sulawesi).

Based on the information obtained, Saturday (20 / 2), and the Holy Rizky are neighbors. Both died in hospital after Andi Makkasau referred from Pare Pare hospital in mid-February this Enrekang.

According to the Head of District Health Office Enrekang Muhammad Yamin, the toddler is too late taken to the hospital by her parents. "This is really a problem for the villagers. They would take his family to the hospital when his condition was bad. Actually, there should be if the symptoms begin to have taken for treatment," he said. Moreover, lately, the rain began to always come down to make a lot of pools that breed mosquitoes.

Since the incident, the Health Department will conduct fogging Enrekang in Kelurahan Juppandang, Enrekang, and provide guidance to citizens diligently maintain an environment for the mosquito species Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus which is capable of causing dengue live in dirty water. In fact, one reason the family always brings dengue patients to the hospital late is because it is a symptom of dengue fever suddenly, accompanied by severe headache, pain in joints and muscles, and rash.

In addition, stomach ulcers could also arise with the combination of abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea, mild colds, accompanied by coughing. "These symptoms by the family or the patient is often regarded as insignificant, but should be quickly addressed," said Yamin. (LN/OL-04)

 

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Source: http://www.antara.co.id/berita/1269887613/pemkot-palu-belum-cabut-status-klb-dbd

Palu city administration Status Not Disconnect Dengue outbreak
Tuesday, March 30, 2010 01:33 pm | Events | Health | Read 333 times


Hammer (AFP) - The city government (municipal government) Palu in Central Sulawesi has yet to revoke the status of extraordinary events (KLB) specific disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF).

"Status of dengue outbreaks in the Hammers are still valid today, although the number of DHF cases occurred in March 2010 was down compared to before," said Head of Supervision Department of Health Health Problems Dr. Ketut Suarayasa local in Palu, Monday.

He admitted the number of DHF patients in Palu last month recorded 110 cases, down compared to February 2010 reached 274 cases, and three of them died.

According to him, although the number of patients decreased, but the community needs to continue increasing awareness by keeping a clean lifestyle and healthy (RHBS), as well as environmental hygiene.

Decrease in the number of DHF cases in mid-March 2010, apart for the greater public awareness of environmental hygiene RHBS and also the spraying is done either directly from the Public Health Service, as well as by the other parties concerned.

In addition, during this March 2010 rainfall in the area of Palu was minimal compared to the previous.

While the members of DPD RI, Nurmawati Goddess Bantilan separately asked the government to remain proactive to overcome DHF keselataman that could threaten the human soul.

Moreover, Palu including dengue endemic areas that need serious attention of government, and also society.

Government and community should jointly combat proactive mosquito nests with 3 M invigorate the program, fogging, as well as environmental hygiene so that mosquitoes do not breed. (BK03/K004)

 

[Shiloh]

Re: Sulawesi: dengue cases

Source: http://lokalnews.fajar.co.id/read/95131/34/pasien-db-179-orang-empat-meninggal

Google translation:
Patient DB 179 Persons, Four Dead (Pinrang, South Sulawesi)

Pinrang - Outbreaks of dengue fever (DB) remains a threat to society Pinrang. Until early June 2010, patients with the deadly disease had 179 people, four of whom died.

In 2009, reported 439 cases of DB. But only 290 people are considered positive. But until early June 2010, the case DB reached 179 cases and four children aged 6-14 years of whom died.

"In addition to fumigation, the role of the public is also very active in determining the three M (drain, buried, and menimbung) object can be container proliferation of mosquitoes aedes aegypti mosquito," says Head of Department (Kadis) Pinrang Health, Dr. Rusman, Wednesday, June 9.

P2PL accompanied by Head of Community Development, drg Dyah Puspita DewiM.Kes, Kadis adds, fumigation (fogging) will be in vain without the accompanied increase in environmental consciousness of citizens to maintain cleanliness of each. Communities should participate to maintain the cleanliness. (Nas),

 

[Shiloh]

Re: Sulawesi: dengue cases

Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2010/08/08/161965/128/101/DBD_Tewaskan_10_Orang_di_Palu

Google translation:

Dengue Kills 10 People in Palu
Friday, August 13, 2010 12:02 pm

PALU - MI: 10 residents in Palu, Central Sulawesi, died of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) during January to August 2010.

Disease Control Section Chief Health Office of Palu Falmah Pakasi in Palu, Friday (13 / 8) mentions the victims died last occurred in early August 2010 from three cases were found. City Health Office of Palu recorded during 2010 there were 892 cases spread over four districts.

In February 2010 the Government declared the area as Palu remarkable incident (KLB) with 273 cases and four deaths. Falmah also said that cases of dengue since February to May but decreased in July rose again to 119 cases and two patients died.

He predicted DHF cases in August 2010 will decline because there are three cases to the new second weekend. "The possibility of most there are 20 cases during this August," said Falmah.

While cases of DHF in 2009 there were 557 cases with four deaths. Earlier, the Chief Medical Officer Emma Sukmawati Palu said it continues to suppress dengue cases in the region by conducting a variety of counseling and fumigation (fogging) in a number of areas suspected of aedes aegypti mosquito.

"We also urge residents to continue to do the 3M (drains, planting, cover), places where standing water so mosquitoes aedes aegypti mosquito does not spread," said Falmah. (Ant/OL-04)

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Sulawesi: dengue cases

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2010

Number of DHF patients in Makassar is rising

MAKASSAR, -TIMUR.COM - The number of patients of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in the number of hospitals in the city of Makassar started to increase.

Head of Medical Services Hospital Dr Wahidin Sudirohusodo Makassar, Dr. Ilham, in Makassar, on Friday, said the increase in dengue cases in hospitals are experiencing an increase compared to September.

"When compared to the same week in September, the number of people with this disease do tend to increase, but not so significant," he said.

From the hospital medical record data, showing from October 1 until October 9 there are 15 patients with dengue disease.

One week later, the number of dengue patients has increased to as many as 29 people.

"In September, the hospital is only treating patients with dengue patients as many as 41 people," he said.

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