West Java: Dengue cases

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Source: http://kesehatan.kompas.com/read/2010/01/19/1208120/DBD.di.Bojonegoro.Masih.Harus.Diwaspadai

DHF in Bojonegoro Still Must Diwaspadai
KOMPAS journalists report Adi Sucipto
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 | 12:08 pm

BOJONEGORO, KOMPAS.COM - dengue Dengue Fever (DHF) in Bojonegoro still have to watch out for the community. Chief of Health Bojonegoro, Hariyono Monday (19 / 1) mentioned in January 2010 until now recorded 47 cases and one person died.

During the 2009 recorded 180 cases of six died while in 2008 recorded 330 cases of seven died. Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever peak is estimated to occur in January when hinga Fabruari high rainfall.

Bojonegoro health office this year have conducted fogging in 36 villages and abatisasi in desa.Pada November 52 last year recorded 29 cases of death, whereas in December recorded 34 cases of death. 2009 held during fogging or fumigation 148 points. Endemic areas of Sub Bojonegoro, Kalitidu and Sumberrejo.

Hariyono active community urged to eradicate a nest of mosquitoes carry the bathtub drain, close the water bin and buried tin cans.

"The responsibility to eradicate dengue is not only government responsibility but the community must play an active role to PSM at least once a week," he said.

 

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Source: http://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/prprint.php?mib=beritadetail&id=52700

Dengue sufferers continue to grow
In this week's 18 patients had been referred to the Hospital

JAKARTA, (PR) .-
After three days ago the number of people with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in Kab. Bekasi reached 11 people and one person died, is now within three days increasing numbers up to 18 people. All patients who come from Cipayung Village, Cikarang Timur, Kab. Bekasi, when it was in the hospital.

"Currently all patients have been treated in hospital. In fact, there are few patients to hospitals Cibitung because some hospitals in Cikarang has exceeded the capacity for dengue patients. This incident has had to draw the attention of the government," said Head of the Village Consultative Body (BPD ) Cipayung, Zuli Zulkipli, when found in Cikarang, Sunday (11 / 1).

The same thing also expressed Cipayung Village Head, Dedi, who said some hospitals services is incomplete. "Last night I took two patients to hospitals Cibitung, there was no room hospitalization. They had rushed back to hospital in Cikarang, but is full of all. Finally, until now treated at home. For that, I ask the local health department to keep controls only two patients treated at their homes, "said Dedi.

According to Dedi, additional DHF patients have allowed some to go home. However, some patients are still hospitalized, of whom 5 patients in the hospital Annisa, 2 patients in the hospital Gombong Husada, 2 patients in the hospital Cibitung, and 2 patients in the hospital again Husada Karawang.

"People have often suggested, this epidemic could further spread if no cleanup action from the community. For that, starting this Sunday I would urge people regularly do service projects in order to eradicate a nest of mosquitoes," said Dedi.

Jamkesmas

When asked about the Community Health Insurance (Jamkesmas) that can be used for medical expenses, Dedi said that until now residents in the area are many who do not have it. "However, information from health departments, can attach a family card and ID, to the patients who are not able to and treated at the referral hospital dinkes, can get relief from the cost," said Dedi.

Meanwhile, when confirmed, the Head of Public Health Kab. Bekasi Ari Muharam said precautionary measures have often done. After the incident the victim died three days ago, smoking was done twice. In addition, health officials also urged people not tired of cleaning the nest for mosquitos.

According to Ari, who attacked the village of DHF Cipayung originated from Karawang. "So it's useless if we do fogging, if that in Karawang not do it, because the mosquitoes carrying dengue will attack the village again," said Ari.

Further, Ari said, for patients with DHF are not able and not have Jamkesmas, can show a certificate can not afford and all the treatments covered by the government. "I also have to coordinate this with the local village," said Ari. (A-186) ***

 

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Source: http://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/index.php?mib=news.detail&id=124363

Anticipation Cimahi Pemkot Endemic Dengue
Thursday, January 28, 2010, 00:56:00

CIMAHI, (PRLM) .- Although seen a decrease in cases of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in the City Cimahi, local governments continued to anticipate the possibility of step spike case.

Not yet found a vaccine and drugs to prevent dengue so far, a potential dengue extraordinary events (KLB) is usually the case with 3-5 year grace period. The government asked people to stay alert, especially in January and February.

This was revealed in the National Working Group Meeting (Pokjanal) Cimahi City Hall held at Government Office Building B Cimahi City, Wednesday (27 / 1).

Chair City Pokjanal Cimahi Encep Saepulloh said, when compared with the number of cases in January 2009, cases of DHF in January 2010 experienced a decline. In January 2009 recorded that there were 329 cases, while in January 2010 there were only 153 cases reached.

"Based on the experience of previous years, cases of DHF are increased in late December and continues until January and February. However, for the current Cimahi, the number of cases is decreasing," said Encep. Looking at these developments, Encep hope does not happen again as the year 2007 outbreak in which DHF cases reach 2373 with 18 people dead. (A-177/A-50) ***

 

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Source: http://newspaper.pikiran-rakyat.com/prprint.php?mib=beritadetail&id=126048

Patients with Dengue Fever Rise, One Dies

A PKK cadres examined one citizen's water reservoir containing mosquito larvae at eradicating mosquitoes nest (PSN) in the Middle CIGUGUR of District, Central District Cimahi, Cimahi City, Friday (5 / 2). * ADE BAYU INDRA / "PR"

CIMAHI, (PR) .-
Patients with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in the City Cimahi growing. During the past month, the number of DHF cases in Cimahi based on the local health office data, reached 166 cases, with one person died. Advised the public to stay alert, and the role of the interpreter monitors larvae (jumantik) must be improved.

Cimahi Mayor Itoc Tochija mention it when found after eradicating mosquitoes nest (PSN) in RW 14 Kel. Central CIGUGUR, Friday (5 / 2). In the PSN, Itoc still find mosquito larva around the home residents. Although there is only one house, if allowed, larvae that will develop into adult mosquitoes and can spread the disease to the surrounding area.

"For that, PSN still should be encouraged. This time, we focus on three points, namely the Main Sub-District, Sub-District Leuwigajah, and Sub-District Middle CIGUGUR. For Middle CIGUGUR region, than ninety homes that were visited, there was one positive house larvae, "he said.

In Exod. Middle CIGUGUR there were about fifteen people affected by dengue. For that, Itoc requested that the area was conducted fumigation (fogging), Sunday (7 / 2). Although the fogging will take place, PSN still should be encouraged. Because fumigation will only kill adult mosquitoes, while jentiknya not.

Itoc also appealed to the jumantik more painstaking. Not just checked the bath, the places that can accommodate more water, too, checked. Starting from gutter water, flower petals, flower pots, dispensers, refrigerators, and others.

"Usually, places like that still likes to miss. In fact, precisely at a place that is still there jentiknya. Hidden places and difficult to reach the thing to get attention, "he said.

Increased

Meanwhile, DHF cases handled Cibabat hospitals showed an increase too. According to Deputy Director of Hospital Rachmadi Cibabat Husein, in common, the number of DHF patients Cibabat hospitals handled an average of only about fifteen cases per day. However, since December 2009 and then, DHF cases started to increase.

Based on data Cibabat Hospital, in mid-December 2009 cases of DHF was recorded as 45 cases per day, increased in mid-January 2010 to 60 patients per day. The amount is then decreased at the end of January to 45 cases per day. Meanwhile, for early February reached 30 cases per day.

"Dengue cases practically fluctuate. The weather became one factor. For the month of February and March, estimated the number of DHF cases will be difficult to come down. Because in these months are the rainy season with sufficient rainfall extremes, "he said.

For that, Husein said, hospitals have been providing Cibabat ninety velbed to anticipate the occurrence of dengue cases surge. However, no single one is used. In addition to the bed, the hospitals also prepared Cibabat Hall Building D on the fourth floor, especially for treating dengue patients. (A-177) ***

 

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Source: http://www.klik-galamedia.com/indexnews.php?wartakode=20100206132105&idkolom=beritautama

Sabtu, 06 Februari 2010
Dengue Victim Inhale Life
CIMAHI, (GM) --

Dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) again took casualties in the city of Cimahi. A child patient Cibabat hospitals that experienced a decrease of platelet last breath, Tuesday (2 / 2).

This, Friday (5 / 2), justified the Cibabat hospitals. But the hospitals argue Cibabat cause of child deaths solely due to dengue.

Deputy Director of Hospital Cibabat, when contacted Huzen Rachmadi "GM" on his cell phone yesterday stated, the cause of death more because of dengue shock syndrome (DSS), not because of dengue.

"Yes there is, it was a small child, but not because of dengue, but because of an accompanying disease. So there is no pure DHF, so he's in the DSS condition," he said.

But about how long and who cared for the child's identity, pleaded not Huzen memorized. Because data on these patients is not held, but was in the office.

Admittedly, the child patient has the characteristics of dengue disease, which decreased platelets. But the decrease in platelets was not too significant. While outside of dengue disease, the DSS, more dominant, so that patients could be treated in the intensive care unit (ICU). "One of the features of DSS, namely a decrease in consciousness gkat tin," he said.

Meanwhile, at the end of January 2010, one child under five in Kel. Cipageran, died of dengue. His death could receive attention Itoc Tochija mayor. The mayor took the time to visit the victim's family's house.

On that occasion, appealed to all Itoc working unit area device (SKPD) in the City Cimahi to go to the field monitoring the activities of the movement to eradicate the mosquitoes nest (PSN) that was allegedly tended to decrease.

On the other hand, also Pokjanal Cimahi khwaatir City in 2010 occurred extraordinary events (KLB) DBD. After meeting Secretary Encep Saepullah admit, there are fears of increased cases of DHF in 2010 which led to an outbreak. Therefore he argued, it must anticipate outbreaks.

Encep say, concerns the weather conditions, especially considering the rainy season which usually causes the development of mosquitoes causing dengue, which is usually the case of DHF also increased. On the other hand he acknowledges, in the period is usually 3-5 years will be repeated outbreaks of dengue. It was given Cimahi City has experienced an outbreak of dengue in 2007.

From the data recorded in Cimahi city health office, in an outbreak of dengue occurred in 2007 with the number of 2373 cases, as many as 18 people of whom died. While the 2009 increase DHF cases, ie 2039 cases of 1250 compared to 2008 cases. While the potential for outbreaks of dengue, usually occurs with a 3-5 year grace period.

Tends to fall

During 2010, until February 4, DHF patients in the city Cimahi of 166 people. Meurut Huzen, after experiencing a sharp increase in 2009, the number of dengue patients in hospitals Cibabat, now fell to 25 to 30 patients of DHF / day.

"For now, the number of dengue patients treated in and have started to fall, even close to normal numbers, where only 25 to 30 patients. Normally at least a dozen," he said, adding Huzen in the months during 2009 per month on average more of 60 cases of DHF.

Nevertheless, he acknowledges, the level of DHF cases, difficult to predict. Because according to him, from January to March in the wet season and including the dengue-prone. "Therefore, people are always alert to run the PSN program, 3M movement, and others," he said.

Based on the data Cibabat Cimahi City Hospital, DHF cases during the 2009 hospitals that treated 985 cases Cibabat reached. North Cimahi that as many as 362 cases, 339 cases of Cimahi Central, and South Cimahi 264 cases. (B.35) **

 

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Source: http://www.klik-galamedia.com/indexnews.php?wartakode=20100211075301&idkolom=beritautama

Thursday, February 11, 2010
In City Cimahi During 2010
Five died due to dengue
CIMAHI, (GM) --
The disease dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in the City Cimahi again claimed lives. Ade Kustama (47), a construction worker Gg citizens. Abubakar, Kp. Kaler Bojong 04/RW RT 06, Kel. Main, Kec. South Cimahi, Tuesday (9 / 2), breathed his last at the Regional General Hospital (Hospital) Cibabat Cimahi. Thus, until now in the City of DHF patients who died Cimahi has reached five people.

Deputy Director of Hospital Cimahi, as confirmed Huzen Rachmadi reporters Wednesday (10 / 2), confirming the existence of patients that hospitals Cibabat Cimahi died from dengue. Although there is an accompanying diseases, but diseases suffered more casualties in the DHF.

With Ade's death, saying Huzen, DHF patients who died in hospitals during 2010 Cimahi has reached five people. Three city residents and the remaining residents Cimahi Kab. West Bandung.

Prepare a 90 cot

Huzen also said that, considering the period from February to March is the time span of dengue-prone, it continued to increase their vigilance in the treatment of dengue patients. Because in the meantime the number of DHF patients usually rise.

"Because it was anticipated that hospitals have to provide 90 cot (bed emergency, red) for dengue patients who are not accommodated in the treatment room. But I hope it does not happen," he explained.

Until yesterday, the daily visits dengue patients treated in hospitals during February 2010 Cibabat tends to fall, on average 30 patients / day. Whereas during the January number of dengue patients is high, namely 60 patients / day. While normally 15-20 patients / day.

For yesterday, the number of DHF patients 39 people, seven of them children. "Although there is a declining trend, but we remain vigilant," said Huzen

Stall drugged

Meanwhile, the wife Ade Kustama, Isnawati (35) to the journalist said, her husband, Thursday (4 / 2) and had a fever accompanied by heat. At that time the victim was given febrifuge from shops around her house. But his condition did not change.

"Usually when I drink febrifuge and fever like better. But yesterday was not so, the heat remains high, as well as fever," explained Isnawati still looking sad.

After the drug does not work shop alleviate hot and feverish, she brought her husband to the nearest clinic in Kel. Main. However, without explaining what the disease suffered by her husband, clinic medical officer to refer him to the hospital. "He (the medic, red) suggested that blood checked," he said.

However, Isnawati acknowledged, he did not immediately take him to the hospital, but try to use the purchased drugs from the clinic. He pleaded not know if her husband indicated had dengue. And according to him, he looks at her husband's body parts, especially hands, there are red spots. (B.35) **

 

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Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/02/21/floods-trigger-dengue-fever-outbreak-bekasi.html

Sunday, February 21, 2010 11:26 PM

Floods trigger dengue fever outbreak in Bekasi

The Jakarta Post | Sun, 02/21/2010 7:55 PM | Jakarta

Heavy rains and floods have caused a spike of dengue fever cases in Bekasi, West Java, with around 90 patients admitted with the virus during the first two weeks this month.

Bekasi health agency head Retni Yonti said that a patient had died after suffering a combination of dengue fever and another unidentified illness. Some 170 dengue fever cases were reported in January, a significant increase compared to the 30-cases-per-month through the June-December period at the end of last year, she added.

All community health centers in Bekasi have been supplied with medicine to counter the mosquito-transmitted illness, said Retni as quoted by Antara news agency.

?Each health center has a laboratory facility to help the medical officers identify the fever and determine suitable treatment,? she added.

 

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Source: http://news.okezone.com/read/2010/02/24/338/306865/musim-hujan-angka-penderita-dbd-di-depok-tinggi

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The rain season, number of DHF patients in Depok High
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 - 17:43 wib

Marieska Harya Virdhani - Okezone
Prevent fogging DHF (Photo: Doc Okezone)

DEPOK - Depok health office asks people always carry a clean lifestyle and healthy along with the arrival of the rainy season.

The reason, hundreds of Depok seasonal disease such as dengue fever and Upper Respiratory Tract Infection (ARI).

Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health (P2PL) Depok Health Office, said Rubiani Ani, for diarrheal diseases, patient numbers not seen soaring. That, said Ani, because almost all communities have a system Depok Wash Bathroom Privy (MCK) is feasible.

"So if the diarrhea is not so high, higher still is dengue fever. When cough and colds, and fever or certainly a lot of so-called respiratory infection, usually affects children, because it must be the health care so as not vulnerable to contracting the virus, "he told Okezone, Wednesday (24/2/2010).

Ani added that the rainy season would be to create a pool of water that can become mosquito-breeding marshes. Department of Health, continued Ani, also always down to the neighborhood community becomes a disease endemic area for dengue mosquito larvae and mementau hold Nest Mosquito Eradication Program (PSN).

"We're down to the field every Friday, there are thousands of cadres Jumantik, and especially in densely populated areas," he said.

Based on data from Depok City Health Office, in January 2010 there are at least 241 cases of DHF patients with two deaths. While the month of February grew 19 patients, with the number of dengue suspect that as many as 63 people, with a loss of life. (Ram)

 

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Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/04/05/two-die-dengue-fever.html

Monday, April 5, 2010 9:15 PM

Two die of dengue fever

Mon, 04/05/2010 12:05 PM | Bali

The yearly dengue fever outbreak claimed the lives of two children at Sanglah Hospital last week.

The two victims were 4-year-old Ayu from Badung regency who died Thursday, and 11-year-old Wayan Widana from Karangasem regency who died Friday. Both patients had only been treated for a day.

At least six people - four of them children - have died of the disease at the hospital this year," Ken Wirasandhi, head of the hospital's service department, said.

"Both victims suffered from dengue shock syndrome."

Dengue patients experience shock from symptoms developed following the incubation period of between three and 10 days. Dengue shock syndrome is indicated by rising blood pressure, which is caused by the dengue virus attacking red blood cells.

Ken said that the hospital's environment also posed a risk of spreading dengue fever to relatives of dengue patients staying at the hospital. Therefore, he said, the hospital management would put in place strict measures to exterminate mosquitoes. "We will use electric mosquito repellents in all rooms and fumigate every week," he said.

"We also counsel patients' relatives every Tuesday and Thursday."

Many patients are still unaware of the need to immediately get tests done if they experience persistent fevers, Ken said, adding that these people wrongly believe they have only contracted a common fever or influenza, he added.

Initial dengue symptoms include a fever that persists for between three to seven days, followed by pain in the bones and red spots on the skin.

 

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Source: http://www.klik-galamedia.com/indexnews.php?wartakode=20100410132739&idkolom=tatarbandung

Saturday, April 10, 2010
Treated in Hospital Cibabat Denied
Dengue Fever snatched Goddess Lives

Cimahi, (GM) -
1st grade students of SDN Cipageran Self III, Kel. Cipageran, Kec. North Cimahi, Dewiyanti (7), died of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF), Wednesday (7 / 4). Goddess (call Dewiyanti) had refused medical treatment in hospitals Cibabat. The hospital argued there was no place.

District Secretary (Secretary) Cimahi, Encep Saepullah and ranks Department of Health (Health) visited the family Cimahi Goddess in Kp. Babakan 02/RW RT 06 Kel. Cipageran, Friday (9 / 4).

Parents Goddess, Maman (42) and Jackie (40), revealed his son on Wednesday (31 / 3) suffer from heat. Once given the drug store, his son's body temperature did not subside and eventually taken to the doctor, Saturday (3 / 4).

Sunday (4 / 4), the Goddess of vomiting blood and taken to hospitals Cibabat. According Titin (28), relatives of the goddess, the hospital said Cibabat full inpatient unit, except the VIP so that the goddess can not be treated in hospitals Cibabat. In fact, continued Titin, a doctor who examined said Platelet Goddess down until 6000.

Because the provincial hospital received no Cibabat, Goddess then taken RS Mitra Kasih perception. By the hospital officials, the Goddess of recommended care in the ICU for a fee of Rp 1 million / day or treated in ordinary wards with a fee of Rp 500 thousand per day. But because they do not have money, Sunday (4 / 4) afternoon, the goddess was brought into the house.

"Goddess of the more critical condition and was vomiting blood," said Titin.

Armed with Certificate Disadvantaged (SKTM), Monday (5 / 4) morning, the Goddess was taken to hospital Dustira and then treated in the ICU. At around 20:00 pm, the Goddess again vomited blood and blood transfusion. Two days hospitalized in the ICU, Wednesday (7 / 4) early morning, the Goddess of death.

When reporters tried to ask for confirmation to the parent hospital admission related Cibabat Goddess, Deputy Director of Hospital Cibabat, Huzen Rachmadi claimed were outside the office. Huzen asked reporters see one of his appointed officials.

When a reporter to the RUSD Cibabat, security officials say is meant Huzen had gone home. Reporters then asked to meet with the head of hospitalization, but the guard said was not in place.

Meanwhile, the head of the Control of Disease Eradication Cimahi Health, dr. Pudjiastuti says, will conduct fogging around the house goddess. (B.35) **

 

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Source: http://us.bandung.detik.com/read/20.../triwulan-pertama-dbd-renggut-3-nyawa-di-rshs

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16/04/2010 09:46 AM
First Quarter, DBD robbed 3 Lives in RSHS
Avitia Nurmatari - detikBandung

Bandung - First Quarter of 2010 patients with Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in Hasan Sadikin Hospital (RSHS) reached 612 people. Until mid-April 2010 while carrying 56 people. Of these, 3 patients died.

"In 2009, the number of patients hospitalized for DHF as much as 3000. This year as a whole when compared with the year 2009 and then it decreases, but if viewed per month have been increasing," said Head of Internal Medicine Hasan Sadikin Hospital (RSHS), Bandung, dr . Primal detikbandung Sudjana when contacted by phone provider, Friday (16/4/2010).

Primal said, most patients who died due to arrive on time. "Even most who come to this RSHS conditions are severe," says Primal.

According to Primal, this year it did find some cases of DHF patients who also suffer from cikungunya.

"I find that the taxable DBD, cikungunya also taxable, but not much. The reason may be because of her lack of endurance, or the mosquitoes are coming together and spreading the virus in his body," primal light.

(Avi / ema)

 

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Source: http://www.klik-galamedia.com/indexnews.php?wartakode=20100510075234&idkolom=nasionaldaerah

Monday, May 10, 2010
Do vigorous Cianjur Dinkes Fogging
CIANJUR, (GM) -
Although there is no certainty whether the ERI Agustini (12), residents of Kp. RT Cangklek 01/RW 01, Village Sukamanah, Kec. Cugenang, Kab. Cianjur, died of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF), District Health Office. Cianjur has taken steps takes some fogging around the victim's residence.

Health fogging team of five people were combing each house and the yard around the victim's residence, indicated a mosquito breeding places. In fact, because many people are worried that demand contracted dengue, fogging is planned to be conducted in Kp. RT Cangklek 01/RW 2001, the village extends Sukamanah RT 04/RW 2001.

"The team has been reduced fogging into the field to do fogging in the area of Kampong Cangklek, Sukamanah Village, District Cugenang. It is anticipated that the mosquitoes that cause dengue are not widespread," said Chief District Health Office. Cianjur, dr. Hj. Tria Yuliaherawati Queen, recently.

According to the Queen, the news of Jerry died of dengue, Sunday (2 / 5), can not be ascertained. "Victims of a new suspect dengue, we have not received a certainty. The team we are again trying to get lab results from the hospital. The last victim was treated at one hospital in Sukabumi," he asserted.

Decline

From existing data, the trend of DHF in the district. Cianjur during the year 2010 decreased compared with the previous year. Nevertheless, efforts still being done as a precaution so that the DBD is not widespread in the area Cianjur.

"If on the basis of existing case data, indeed this year decreased compared to previous years. In January there were 45 cases, February 29 cases, 39 cases in March, and April 42 the case. However prevention is still being done and one of the key is to eradicate mosquito breeding and behavior clean and healthy life (PHBS), "he explained.

Separately, the village midwife Sukamanah, accompanied by Secretary Eka Susilawati Sukamanah Village, Asep Rohman revealed, according to data received, the number of suspect dengue in Kp. Cangklek, Village Sukamanah reach four people. One of them after dikroscek to his home was not affected by dengue, but typhoid fever. (B.101) **

 

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Source: http://cetak.kompas.com/read/xml/2010/05/10/04265110/Jumlah.Pasien.Baru.DBD.Bertambah.

Number of New Patients of DHF increases
Depok hospitals lack Places, Patients maintained on verandah

Monday, May 10, 2010 | 4:26 pm

Jakarta, Kompas - Patients with dengue fever or DHF continues to grow. General Hospital Center for care Fatmawati 6 to 17 patients in three days. In Depok hospitals, beds that are available are not sufficient so that the DHF patients had to be treated in the hall.

"The number of dengue patients is increasing. So far, there are no victims died, "said Director General Hospital Center (Dr) Fatmawati Chaerul Radjab Nasution, Sunday (9 / 5).

Based on data RSUP Fatmawati, since early May, the number of dengue patients are undergoing treatment at these places reached 50 people. Most patients are referrals from other areas, such as Depok and Tangerang Regency South.

In fact, most of these reference patients who have severe conditions. Children who have severe patients treated in a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. As for adult patients whose condition is severe hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit rooms.

However, the department of Fatmawati confess, until now the available space can still accommodate the patient even though every day there is an incoming DHF patients. They were in a room with other patients. "Placement of them (patients DBD) together with other patients is not dangerous because the disease is not contagious," said Chaerul.

In Depok District Hospital, the hospital has only four treatment rooms. Each room accommodates nine patients for all kinds of diseases.

Based on data from Depok City Health Department, from January until early May, there were 1204 patients with DHF, which consisted of 665 men and 539 women. From the overall ill patients, three patients of whom died.

Most attacks in the City of DHF in the District Sawangan Depok and Pancoran Mas.

Separately, Herliwati, residents Pesanggrahan District, South Jakarta, said the role of interpreter monitors larva (jumantik) has not been seen at his residence. However, he himself did not expect the existence jumantik. Anticipation of the DBD attack would be more effective if the community itself faced with a healthy lifestyle.

Kader Lebak

Government of Lebak in Banten 8000 cadres mobilized through the postal service integrated revitalization program to reduce the spread of dengue. Cadres are assigned popularize clean and healthy living behaviors and closing movement, bury, and drain (3M).

Telling Lebak District Health Office Head M Sukirman, thousands of cadres will be deployed in 1780 posyandu, which is in 345 villages of 28 districts.

One neighborhood health center served an average of three cadres. With a budget provided approximately USD 2.7 billion, each cadre posyandu received incentives worth USD 300 000 per year.

Control Section Chief Health Issues Public Health Sudin Central Jakarta Nurhayati Hajar said it was still wary of the development of DHF to May this because occasional rain was still falling in Central Jakarta.

Similar vigilance is also conveyed Head of Marketing and Public Relations Cipto Mangunkusumo Antasari. He said dengue cases increased until May of this opportunity. (Urgently Required / CAS / ART)

 

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Re: West Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://bataviase.co.id/node/206329

11 people died of Dengue Fever
11 May 2010

CIREBON - Eleven people have died from dengue fever in the Cirebon far this year. Victim died of late taken to the hospital for intensive care. Increased by 3 people dah previous 18 weeks to eight people, "said Raharjo, Section Head of Health Office of Disease Eradication Cirebon District, died last kemarin.Korban from Kalipasung, Warkawung Village, and Village Kepompongan, District Talun.

This article Summary
Increased by 3 people dah previous 18 weeks to eight people, "said Raharjo, Section Head of Health Office of Disease Eradication Cirebon District, died last kemarin.Korban from Kalipasung, Warkawung Village, and Village Kepompongan, District Talun.

 

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Re: West Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://radar-bekasi.com/index.php?mib=berita.detail&id=57555

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Friday, May 21, 2010, 04:39:00
Until May 2010, 12 patients died of DHF


BEKASI WEST-A total of 12 citizens of the City of Bekasi died of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF). Victim died are adults to toddlers. Bekasi Radar data obtained from January until mid May 2010. In addition, patients with DHF also listed in the City of Bekasi currently totaling 1134 cases. It is said Dr. Lani Setiadi, Head of Controlling Health Problems (PMK) Dinkes Bekasi.

In 2009 and then, the doctor says this sweet-faced, the number of cases reached 26 cases resulted in death. Victims died from dengue, he said again, because of late treatment. New victim was taken to hospital when his condition was in critical condition or stage four.
"We've been trying to reduce mortality due to DHF through various extension steps. But because it's April and May is the peak, so the case was also higher than previous months, "he told Radar, adding Bekasi, cases of diseases that are now suffering a lot in Bekasi residents in this rainy season came from a mosquito factor.

Furthermore dikatakkan Lani, is handling steps is to conduct fumigation or fogging, pemberatasan mosquitoes nest (PSN) and counseling involving local residents. Only, he added, its implementation can only be done when a fogging in one place have tested positive for mosquito larvae are found Agepty aides. "What must be understood here is its implementation of PSN, so the citizens themselves who had to move, because every time meetings between people we do not forget to always inform" he added.

For that purpose, then the existence of any cadre Jumantik've done to help citizens monitor the nest and the presence of mosquito larvae in each house residents. While for the availability of drugs is recognized Lani has been providing drug sharing from Inteksida type used for spraying, and powder ABT. "For drug availability enough, so no need to worry," he concluded. (Vee)

 

[Shiloh]

Re: West Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2010/05/24/144843/123/101/Empat-Warga-Depok-Meninggal-Akibat-DBD

Four People Died Due DBD Depok
Monday, May 24, 2010 17:08 pm 0 Comments 0 0

DEPOK - MI: As many as four people Depok residents died from the disease dengue hemorrhagic fever during the period January to May 2010.

"Most who die are children," said Head of Division of Disease Control and Environmental Health, Public Health Service Depok, Ani Rubiani, Monday (24 / 5). He explained that three of whom are children, two infants aged two years and five years, and one seven-year-old daughter and a 27-year-old woman.

"They killed two people in January and one in February and one in April," he said. Based on data from Depok Health Office, in January until May 23, 2010, there were 1433 cases of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) with a total of 78 male patients and 653 female patients.

Most cases occur in the month of April with 375 cases, followed in March 358 cases and 304 cases in February, January and May of 286 cases 110 cases. Compared to January to May 2009, he said, DHF patients reached 1692 inhabitants or less 259 cases.

Most patients occurred in 381 cases of downy mildew in March, followed in February with 348 cases and 327 cases in May, 326 cases in January, and April 310 cases.

"When compared with a year ago with the same period the number of DHF patients in Depok down," he said. Meanwhile, Depok Mayor Nur Mahmudi Ismail said, to reduce the number of DHF patients had inaugurated the 4550 primary school students (SD) as a task force (Task Force) spokesman monitors mosquito larvae (Jumantik).

He reminded them to maintain a healthy environment. The students perform the task to eradicate mosquito breeding socialization (PSN) at school and home environments.

The mayor hopes to decrease the number of DHF patients. "Hopefully there will no longer mosquito breeding at home or at school so that no student who also bitten by a mosquito 'aedes aegipty'," he said.

He also ordered that the Task Force played an active role in monitoring mosquito larvae. The plan, the time period in the future all students in Depok will djadikan Jumantik Task Force. "Later on PSN movement will also be conducted at government agencies. The spirit of eradicating mosquito breeding is expected to also be passed in the home environment of the civil service," he said. (Ant/sa/OL-04)

 

[Shiloh]

Re: West Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.klik-galamedia.com/indexnews.php?wartakode=20100814034537&idkolom=cimahi

Google translation:

Saturday, August 14, 2010
Mosquito Larva Growth Found in Wells
Increasing cases of Dengue

Demat HARDJAKUSUMA, (GM) -
Department of Health (Health) Cimahi find mosquito larvae originating from artesian wells in the area Melong. This condition is of concern because the municipal government was aggressively socialize Cimahi mosquito eradication simultaneously.

Head of Combating Disease Control and Environmental Health Cimahi, dr. Fitriyani Manan said that mosquito larvae have the potential to cause cases of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in the area.

Based on the record Dinkes Cimahi, during seven months, there were 50 cases of dengue in the region Melong. This figure is quite high, because these amounts are medicating patients in the hospital Cimahi, so unreported in the Health Office. The reason, many are also citizens Melong examined at a hospital in Bandung, so not recorded Dinkes Cimahi.

"In areas Melong, we found no mosquito larvae originating from artesian wells. Because there are areas in industrial areas, water is used for the daily needs of residents. Thus, we continue to remind people that the mosquitoes do not breed," he said.

In addition to finding larvae originating from artesian wells, any citizen Melong meet drinking water needs by buying. Water will be collected and disposed of if there's no rest. In fact, excess water can become breeding places of mosquitoes causing dengue fever.

Seven died

According to reports, until July 13, 1054 carrying Cimahi residents experienced DHF and seven of whom died. "Last year 2039 the number of DHF cases and this year up to July has reached 1054 with high mortality rates, ie 7 persons. With these conditions, we ask that every citizen is always vigilant about the dangers of dengue that always showed high graphics, especially when the weather anomaly like now, 'he explained.

He mentioned, except in areas Melong, the number of DHF cases in other areas from January to July 13 the district. Middle Cimahi (427), Central Cigugur (106), North Cimahi (325), Cibabat (115), South Cimahi (302), and Cibeureum (124).

In addition to the socialization of PSN with 3M (drain, buried, and closed), Fitriyani convey Dinkes also combat adult mosquitoes fogging premises simultaneously. "Fogging to kill adult mosquitoes, but not kill jentiknya. But while still an egg, too, were the virus that causes dengue. So people do not be complacent and continue to exercise caution," he explained.

As is known not see the age of DHF cases. The biggest percentage from January until the end of July yesterday, occurred in the age group above 15 years as much as 59%. While the age of 10-14 years amounted to 13%, 16% aged 5-9 years, 1-4 years age group 10% and less than one year amounted to 2%.

"Peak of the high number of dengue this year can be unpredictable, because each month DHF cases remained high. This is not due to weather factors, but also hygiene should be maintained by applying the 3M system for the elimination of mosquito breeding in their own environment," he said. (B.109) **

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: West Java: Dengue cases

Citizens Asked to Beware of Dengue Fever Bandung

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2010 | 1
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TEMPO Interactive, Bandung - Bandung City Residents asked to be aware of Dengue disease entering the rainy season in October until early next year. Bandung Health Office estimates that the peak of disease caused by a virus from the mosquito Aedes Aegypty occurred in February. So far 4 people died from dengue fever.

Section Head of Disease Prevention and Control of Bandung Health Office Sugiharti Fetty said the number of cases of dengue fever tends to decrease from January to September 2010. Based on data from the Health Department, patients in July and carrying 149 people, August rose to 251 people, and as many as 135 people last September.

However, these mosquito-borne disease has killed 4 people. "October to December it should be on guard because the rainy season and hot and a lot of stagnant water," he told Tempo on Thursday (21/10).

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: West Java: Dengue cases

DBD = Demam Berdarah = Dengue Fever

Eight Patients with Dengue Fever in Subang Died

MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2010 |

TEMPO Interactive, Subang: At least eight of 451 patients with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in Subang regency, West Java, died. "This figure is a cumulative period of 2010 through the third week of October," said Henry Herman Head of Subang Regency, on Monday (18/10).

According to Henry, the patient died of disease seranga so quickly and sufferers do not have the endurance for that ward off attacks. "If not quickly treated, it results fatal DBD attack," said Henry.

While hundreds of other patients included in the classification of new unknown suspect would also positive DBD, was rescued. The attack this time DBD highest in the area of Subang district, Pagaden, and Binong.

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DBD attack also struck the neighboring residents Purwakarta Regency directly to Subang. Until yesterday, there are reportedly dozens of patients who tested positive for suspected dengue. They are now, still being treated in hospital intensive Bayu Asih.

 

[Shiloh]

Re: West Java: Dengue cases

Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2010/12/03/185698/125/101/DBD-Renggut-Delapan-Nyawa-di-Bojonegoro

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Friday, December 3, 2010 | Metro TV | Lampung Post | Borneo News | Yayasan Sukma | Kick Andy

DBD Renggut Eight Lives in Bojonegoro
Friday, December 3, 2010 11:01 pm

BOJONEGORO - MICOM: During 2010, eight patients with dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) in Bojonegoro Regency, East Java, died.

"The number of deaths due to dengue fever DHF patients already matched last year, but the number of people with far more than the DHF patients last year," said Chief Medical Officer of Bojonegoro, Haryono, Friday (3 / 12).

She said the number of DHF patients in Bojonegoro from January through November 30, reached 561 people, eight of whom died. While the number of DHF patients in 2009 as many as 330 patients with a number of fatalities also eight patients.

The increasing number of DHF patients in local areas, not the rain that fell off during last dry season, thus speeding up breeding grounds for mosquitoes' Aides aigepty ", the cause of dengue. Therefore, people should also raise awareness, by burying the movement, remove and close, a pool of water in the vicinity.

In the meantime, he continued, it had to do "fogging" (fumigation) of 125 times the focal point of the victims of DHF patients and at least 600 Abatisation in endemic areas. He gave an example, the fogging has just performed at RT 33 Sukorejo Village, Sub City, known locally as there is a positive person suffering from dengue.

In addition to the District Municipality, an endemic area of DHF in Bojonegoro, among others, in the District Sumberrejo, Padangan, Kalitidu, Baureno, and Sub Balen. "The community should be responsive, by bringing their families who experience prolonged fever to a clinic or hospital," he said. (Ant/OL-04)