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JAKARTA: The first instances of human-to-human bird flu transmission
probably occurred in Indonesia, according to a minister of the
archipelago nation.
Aburizal Bakrie, coordinating minister for people's welfare, said
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month included the first cases of human-to-human transmission. The
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Agriculture Organization and officials from the National Commission on
Bird Flu and health and agricultural ministries. Other officials did not
agree with Bakrie's statement and offered a more careful assessment of
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With 50 confirmed cases of H5N1 and 37 deaths from it, Indonesia is
second only to Vietnam which reported the highest number of cases. A few
cases have been identified in some Indonesian provinces and regions such
as Banten, Tangerang, Lampung, North Sumatra, West Java and Jakarta.
Poultry infections were detected in 29 of its 33 provinces.
The government swung into action last month prompted by a report about a
7-member family in a North Sumatra village. All the members of the
family showed similar symptoms which triggered fears about a
human-to-human transmission pandemic. It was the single largest incident
that indicated possibility of human-to-human chain of infection.
Emil Agustiono, representing the National Commission on Bird Flu said
Aburizal's statement cannot be confirmed without adequate research.
Hariadi Wibisono, an official of the health ministry said Indonesia
faced a bigger threat from infected poultry not human-to-human
transmission.
It is believed that the human cases could allow the H5N1 strain virus to
mutate into a more deadly form and spread more rapidly.
Aburizal said his office planned to cull all poultry within one
kilometer radius of the area believed to be infected. He would also
enforce the 1984 Epidemic Law and the 1967 Infectious Disease Control
Law, which meant anybody trying to stop officials from killing their
chicken would be dealt with strictly. --excerpt from earthtimes.org
Indonesia admits cases of human transmission of bird
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Jakarta (VNA) - An Indonesian minister on June 9 said that
human-to-human transmission of bird flu probably occurred in the
country's seven cluster cases, but ruled out a pandemic of H5N1 across
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"Limited human-to-human transmission may have occurred in small clusters
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People's Welfare Aburizal Bakrie as saying, following a meeting with
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Experts were puzzled by a seven-member cluster in Indonesia's Sumatra
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because it was not a pandemic, and the transmission of the virus
continued to be from poultry.
Indonesia has had 37 fatalities from 50 confirmed human cases of bird
flu, the paper said, adding that poultry infections have been recorded
in 29 of 33 provinces.-Enditem
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