Ok kp..thanks for this update. Am adding it to my growing list.

Metrotvnews.com, Garut: the Hospital Doctor Slamet, Garut, West Java, 
again received three patients suspect bird flu.

The three patients were named Enan, Dadang and Juhana.
 
They were the resident of the Harengdong Village, the Village Sindang Claim, 
the Pawitan Coral Subdistrict, the Garut Regency.
 
The previous day, the positive patient bird flu had the initials E that also the local resident also died in the same hospital.
After E died, the resident of the Harengdong Village worried tertular bird flu.
 
The resident was examined by the Community Health Centre 
doctor in this village.
Was based on results of the inspection, Enan, Dadang and 
Juhana of experiencing the sign resembled bird flu.
(BEY)

Metrotvnews.com, Garut: A patient suspect bird flu that was treated

in the doctor's Hospital Slamet, Garut, of West Java, Ahad (11/2),

finally had died.

The patient was nine years old had the initials S in the critical condition when the first time being brought to the hospital.

The patient it was known suffered the sign of the illness that was similar to bird flu like the high fever, breathless and coughs.

The patient from the Earth Village was suspended, the Sukarame Village, the Garut Regency, that could be beforehand treated in the Bayongbong Community Health Centre.

However the patient had finally been reconciled to RS Dr Slamet because of the condition for his health continued to descend and to it was worried about be affected by bird flu.

S did not have the story of direct contact with the poultry.

However, S it was known often gardened with his father.

When gardening, they often used fertiliser from the waste of the poultry to make the land fertile.

Up to now, the team of the doctor did not yet know related the assurance of positive casualties was infected by the bird flu virus.

Now, the sample of casualties's blood is currently researched in the laboratory in Jakarta.

In Tangerang, a resident suspect bird flu from Balaraja, Tangerang, 

Banten, Ahad the night, also it was reported died.

This patient could not be in fact treated intensive in the hospital.

The body is currently brought came home his family to be buried.
(YUL)

Metrotvnews.com, Bandung: 

the Hospital (RS) Handsome Sadikin Bandung again treated the patient 

suspect bird flu from the Mangunjaya Village, the Arjasari Subdistrict, the Bandung Regency, West Java, Ahad (11/2).

The patient named Kiki was 6.4 years old.

Kiki was treated in isolation space, because his condition resembled the bird flu sufferer.

Beforehand, he could undergo the maintenance in the Soreang regional Public Hospital, the Bandung Regency.

The previous day, Dase Suherman, the patient who was suspected mengindap bird flu from the Village Bantar the Magnitude, the Mekar Sari Village, the Ngamprah Subdistrict, the Bandung Regency, was permitted to come home.

Dase was stated healthy, after the doctor did not find the bird flu virus in his body.
(/BEY)

SEMARANG, Central Java: The Central Java provincial administration has prepared around 4,900 cadres to help fight the deadly bird flu virus.

The recruitment of the cadres was conducted jointly with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) under the Participatory Learning Action program.

Tukiman Taruno of UNICEF'S Central Java office said in Semarang Thursday that the program started with the training of five cadres in each regency and city. Each group was later charged with training 28 new cadres in their respective regions.

With a total of 35 regencies and cities throughout Central Java, around 4,900 cadres have so far been recruited, Tukiman said.

"Under the training program we try to encourage the participation of the public and stimulate their awareness of the danger of the bird flu virus," he said.

Due to the high risks posed by bird flu, the program also involved the Family Welfare Movement, the Association of Indonesian Teachers, Nahdlatul Ulama, Muhammadiyah and others.

Tukiman said the cadres had been trained in detecting bird flu infections, maintaining bio-security, culling infected fowls and disseminating information to the public. -- JP

January 30, 2007 12:28 PM

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75 Deaths From 4,862 Dengue Fever Cases In Indonesia In Jan Alone

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 Here is one of the H5N1 and Dengue cases , July 2006.

Public asked to cooperate after bird-flu victim dies

A 17-year-old man from the northern province of Phichit has died of bird flu to become the country's first victim of the virus this year.Caretaker Prime Minister Thak-sin Shinawatra criticised the family of the victim for concealing the deaths of their chickens from livestock authorities.

Public Health Minister Pinij Charusombat said yesterday that a laboratory test of a phlegm sample confirmed that the teenager was infected with the deadly H5N1 strain.

It was Thailand's 15th death from the virus since its outbreak in 2004. The last confirmed human case was recorded last December with the death of a five-year-old boy from Nakhon Nayok.

Pinij said the victim, who died on Monday in Phichit Provincial Hospital, was reported as using his bare hands to bury dead chickens before he became sick on July 15 with symptoms similar to those of avian flu.

Three blood tests by Phitsanulok Medical Science Centre had previously been negative for bird flu. The teenager's blood count showed he had dengue fever before yesterday's final test also confirmed H5N1.

On Tuesday, the Department of Livestock Development (DLD) said the H5N1 virus had been detected in poultry in Phichit.