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Saturday, January 28, 2012

Deceased Indonesian Had Swine Flu, Not Bird flu




Officers try to catch a chicken during a poultry sweep in the Tebet area of South Jakarta in this recent photo. The city’s agriculture office is keeping an eye out for bird flu. (JG Photo/Safir Makki)The Ministry of Health confirmed on Friday that a man who
 was initially thought to have died as are sult of contracting
 bird flu was instead killed by complications caused by the
 H1N1 virus, formerly known as swine flu.  Rohmad, 18, from 
Tangerang, died on Wednesday after five days in the
 isolation ward at Tangerang General Hospital. 
He had been admitted last week complaining of high fever, shortness of breath and a sore throat.

“The cause of death of the
 Tangerang resident was
 because of the H1N1 virus
, not H5N1 [bird flu],” Ministry
 of Health official Trihono
 said.

There have only been a handful of fatalities attributed to H1N1 in Indonesia, and Trihono stressed that this patient had been suffering from a condition that made him more susceptible.

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