Now Avain influenza situation in Indonesia - update 6
10 October 2011 - The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced a confirmed case of human infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus. It is the very harmful disease of the world. Everybody is very unhappy for this disease.
The case is an 1-year old female from West Jakarta district, DKI Jakarta Province.Many people suffer this disease. She developed symptoms and was treated at a health care facility on 8 August, and first admitted to a private hospital on 15 August. She died on 25 August.
A family member in the case’s household works as a caterer, frequently processing poultry product, including slaughtering. There were also poultry in the neighbourhood but there were no reports of chicken deaths within the last 14 days.Actually this disease create form poultry firm. Because chicken carry this virus.
Laboratory tests have confirmed infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus.
Of the 179 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 147 have been fatal. This virus threat for Indonesia because it is the harmful disease for this country.
Government very careful and take some step to protect this disease. Now International help essential for this country.
Wild poliovirus Confirmed of international spread from Pakistan
Polio golbal readication
20 September 2011 - Wild poliovirus type 1 (WPV1) genetically linked to virus currently circulating in Pakistan has been isolated in China. Many days seffer china by this virus. It is the very harmful virus for human nation. Now Pakistan is affected by nationwide transmission of WPV1, and is the location of the only wild poliovirus type 3 (WPV3) case in Asia in 2011 (a strain on the verge of elimination on the continent). Pakistan now victim by this virus. It is increase by highly hole area of pakistan. People are threat by the virus. Actually man cannot find any way protect this virus. Many days people suffer form this virus.As at 13 September 2011, Pakistan had reported 84 cases, compared to 48 cases for the same period in 2010.In 2011, supplementary immunization activities (SIAs) in Pakistan have been inadequate in quality in key high-risk areas. In security-compromised parts of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), And in particular in Khyber agency, upwards of 200,000 children have been regularly missed during SIAs conducted during the last two years. In addition to challenges relating to reaching children in insecure areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and FATA, significant operational challenges continue to mar the quality of SIAs in accessible areas of Khyber and in other key transmission areas of the country, notably in the provinces of Balochistan and Sindh. At the same time, undetected circulation cannot be ruled out due to persistent subnational surveillance gaps. Given these factors, the widespread transmission of WPV1, documented spread internationally, and the detection of the only WPV3 in Asia in 2011, the World Health Organization (WHO) rates as 'high' the risk of further international spread of WPV from Pakistan, particularly given the expected large-scale population movements associated with Umrah and the upcoming Hajj (pilgrimage to Mecca, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) in the coming months.
To urgently address the widespread transmission of wild poliovirus affecting the country, the Government of Pakistan has this year launched a National Polio Emergency Action Plan, under the auspices His Excellency the President. However, the impact of the Plan is not yet being seen at the critical programme implementation level. To rapidly build up population immunity levels to both serotypes, staggered subnational immunization days are planned for 19-21 September, to be closely followed by further activities in high-risk union councils in 54 districts of the country. However, key to success will be to overcome remaining operational challenges in fully-accessible areas and implemented special outreach strategies with full community participation to increase access to populations in security-compromised areas. To achieve this, full and consistent engagement and accountability at provincial, district and union-council level is urgently needed.
It is important that countries across Asia and the Eastern Mediterranean strengthen disease surveillance for acute flaccid paralysis (AFP), in order to rapidly detect any poliovirus importations and facilitate a rapid response should importation occur. Countries should also continue to boost routine immunization coverage against all strains of polio to minimize the consequences of any introduction.
As per recommendations outlined in WHO's International travel and health, travellers to and from Pakistan should be fully protected by vaccination. Travellers to Pakistan who have in the past received three or more doses of OPV should be offered another dose of polio vaccine before departure. Any unimmunized individuals intending to travel to Pakistan should complete a full course of vaccination. Travellers from Pakistan should have a full course of vaccination against polio before leaving Pakistan, with a minimum one dose of OPV before departure. Some polio-free countries may also require travellers from Pakistan to be immunized against polio in order to obtain an entry visa.
With Hajj and Umrah season already started, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has issued vaccination requirements for travellers (all ages) for Umrah and Hajj. These requirements are in line with recommendations outlined in WHO's International travel and health, with the addition that travellers of all ages from polio endemic countries are required to show proof of vaccination with OPV six weeks before travel to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and will receive a further dose of OPV upon their arrival. Many people going to Saudi Arabia for complete hajj because it is the very essential for muslim ummah. Because many people want to complete the hajj and it is the very important for muslim.
Wild poliovirus now confirmed in China
China was very strong by the technical side and scientific side. An critical moment face they are very easily. Actually china is very strong and powerful country of the world. Wild poliovirus now situated in china it is very easy to face for the china. China protect this virus and solve the virus problem their country.
A national team of clinicians, laboratory experts, epidemiologists and public health experts has been dispatched to the affected region, to assist in the investigation and planning of response activities, and this team will be joined by international support as required. National, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and local public health authorities are currently conducting an epidemiological investigation, including collection of stool specimens from contacts and evaluation of vaccine coverage.
The Ministry of Health plans to conduct an initial response vaccination campaign in early September, targeting 3.8 million children aged under 15 years in the key affected outbreak area, and children aged under 5 years in other areas of Xinjiang.
Making children & youth partners in disaster for risk reduction
13 October 2011 -- Children, especially those under five, are particularly vulnerable to disaster. Many people are suffer the primary disease same kind fever, bally pain and various fever. They are generally age of under five year. And they cannot find perfect treatment available. That's for they are fall in death. Actually more and more people sacrifice their life for suitable treatment. People are very awful for perfect treatment because we cannot find suitable treatment.
They are more likely to be injured, unable to access help or health care, or exposed to greater danger through separation from their families or caregivers. However, children and young people have a vital role to play when building community resilience and should be involved in planning for, responding to and recovering from natural disasters. Actions to address the health needs of children should be given priority in disaster-related preparedness programmes and response plans of all sectors.
The World Health Organization (WHO) joined the international community in celebrating International Youth Day 2011 under the theme Change the World. This theme calls on all of us to work with adolescents and young people to create a world in which they can grow and develop in a safe and supportive environment and in which they have access to the information and services they require. Young people are getting involved by learning first aid so that they can provide life-saving assistance in an emergency and by joining emergency volunteer organizations.
WHO is working with many partners to build national and community capacities to reduce the risks of disasters to the health and well-being of millions of people around the world. In 2009, WHO and the United Nations Secretariat for International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR) established the thematic platform on disaster risk management for health, which is a partnership of local, national and international actors who are collaborating on actions to reduce deaths, injuries and illness from emergencies, disasters and other crises.
In May 2011 at the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction, WHO released a set of fact sheets on disaster risk management for health which were developed in collaboration with the Health Protection Agency of the United Kingdom and
Best field hospital at the Somali-Ethiopian border who opens
27 September 2011 -- A new field hospital, operated and managed by the WHO, was established last week in Dolow, near the Ethiopian border. Because it is the very essential for this people. Many people suffer for this problem because it is the very essentail for suffer people. People cannot find any way to protect this problem after they are find this way. Actually it is the very proper step for the suffer people.
It provides medical aid to thousands of Somali refugees fleeing towards the border areas. In the first week more than 400 patients were treated - an average of 75 patients per day - and more than 30 surgical operations were successfully performed by a WHO medical team. The hospital brings enormous relief for the population by providing health services while lessening the burden on existing, overstretched health facilities.
WHO reform for a healthy futureWho is reforming to be for our hole nation is a great work. That's for we are very beneficial for this term of service. WHO is reforming to be better equipped to address the increasingly complex challenges of the health of populations in the 21st century. From persisting problems to new and emerging public health threats, WHO needs to be flexible enough to respond to this evolving environment.
The goal of the reform is improved health outcomes, with an emphasis on:
- refocusing core business to address the 21st century health challenges facing countries;
- reforming the financing and management of WHO to address health challenges more effectively;
- transforming governance to strengthen global health.
Man shot in head known to NSW police
Emergency services were called to a home in French Street, Maroubra, at 5.45pm (AEDT) on Thursday following reports that a man had been shot. After they are find the best way to catch this person.
Paramedics arrived at a granny flat at the rear of the home to find a man with a gunshot wound to the head, police said in a statement.
Police want who is the person. May be he is very talent and wise. Perhaps he is criminal. Otherwise why he shoot.
Strike Force Abjure has since been set up to investigate the shooting, but commander of the eastern beaches Superintendent Gavin Dengate told reporters that it was likely to be a one-off incident.
"We are not saying this has any form of linkages at this stage," Superintendent Dengate said.ot
"This is a very quiet area of Maroubra, particularly this street."
The man was taken to St Vincent's Hospital and remains in a critical condition, he said.
"I have been commander of eastern beaches for two years, and I don't know of any trouble in this area at all," Superintendent Dengate said, " We solve this problem very easily because it is the accident and we solve this problem very easily".
The government to do best work because he do the best way to highlights in the world. It is the proper step for Lee Rhiannon. It is the best media for any famous person. Goverment support is the best support I told it is the perfect work.
The bulk was for dairy and breeding cattle sent to China and Russia respectively, but about $19 million was for a shipment of cattle that was headed for Turkey to be slaughtered.
"No government body should be involved in the live export trade," Senator Rhiannon said later in a statement.
"EFIC's involvement means public money is being used to underwrite the trade in live exports that polling shows the majority of Australians are opposed to."
Her comments came as EFIC chief credit officer John Pacey also admitted to the hearing that the agency was reprinting a batch of its annual general report because of an error in the live export figures.
The report was released briefly on Wednesday, before the mistake was picked up.
"We decided to get it reprinted," Mr Pacey said.
He took on notice Senator Rhiannon's question about how much that would cost.
A 43-year-old man shot in the head in Sydney's east is known to police.
Officers said it was too early to tell whether it was a targeted attack on the man, who is in critical condition.Emergency services were called to a home in French Street, Maroubra, at 5.45pm (AEDT) on Thursday following reports that a man had been shot. After they are find the best way to catch this person.
Paramedics arrived at a granny flat at the rear of the home to find a man with a gunshot wound to the head, police said in a statement.
Police want who is the person. May be he is very talent and wise. Perhaps he is criminal. Otherwise why he shoot.
Strike Force Abjure has since been set up to investigate the shooting, but commander of the eastern beaches Superintendent Gavin Dengate told reporters that it was likely to be a one-off incident.
"We are not saying this has any form of linkages at this stage," Superintendent Dengate said.ot
"This is a very quiet area of Maroubra, particularly this street."
The man was taken to St Vincent's Hospital and remains in a critical condition, he said.
"I have been commander of eastern beaches for two years, and I don't know of any trouble in this area at all," Superintendent Dengate said, " We solve this problem very easily because it is the accident and we solve this problem very easily".
Govt funding live exports: Greens
Australian Greens senator Lee Rhiannon has hit out at the federal government for helping fund the live exports industry. Because he was very kind and simple person and he is the very helpful for any person.
The government's export credit agency, the Export Finance and Insurance Corporation (EFIC), told a Senate committee on Thursday that it guaranteed live export transactions to the tune of $85 million in the 2011 financial year.The government to do best work because he do the best way to highlights in the world. It is the proper step for Lee Rhiannon. It is the best media for any famous person. Goverment support is the best support I told it is the perfect work.
The bulk was for dairy and breeding cattle sent to China and Russia respectively, but about $19 million was for a shipment of cattle that was headed for Turkey to be slaughtered.
"No government body should be involved in the live export trade," Senator Rhiannon said later in a statement.
"EFIC's involvement means public money is being used to underwrite the trade in live exports that polling shows the majority of Australians are opposed to."
Her comments came as EFIC chief credit officer John Pacey also admitted to the hearing that the agency was reprinting a batch of its annual general report because of an error in the live export figures.
The report was released briefly on Wednesday, before the mistake was picked up.
"We decided to get it reprinted," Mr Pacey said.
He took on notice Senator Rhiannon's question about how much that would cost.
Oklahoma judge blocks abortion law from taking effect
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OKLAHOMA CITY — An Oklahoma judge on Wednesday temporarily blocked from taking effect a new law designed to reduce the number of abortions performed in the state by restricting the ways in which doctors can treat women with abortion-inducing drugs.
}Published: 10/19/2011 10:53 AM
Last Modified: 10/19/2011 4:34 PM
OKLAHOMA CITY — An Oklahoma judge on Wednesday temporarily blocked from taking effect a new law designed to reduce the number of abortions performed in the state by restricting the ways in which doctors can treat women with abortion-inducing drugs.
Oklahoma country defense side is very strong. They can catch any violence very easily. Because their goverment role are very strong. Many people are attack by the drugs. Only this problem create for non good governance.
Oklahoma County District Judge Daniel Owens issued the ruling after a conference call with attorneys for both sides.
The temporary injunction prevents the bill from going into effect on Nov. 1. Passed earlier this year by the GOP-controlled Legislature and signed by Gov. Mary Fallin, the measure requires doctors to follow the strict guidelines and protocols authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and prohibits off-label uses of the drugs. It also requires doctors to examine the women, document certain medical conditions and schedule follow-up appointments.
Opponents of the measure said the off-label use of drugs — such as changing a recommended dosage or prescribing it for different symptoms than the drug was initially approved for — is common, and that the measure would prevent doctors from using their best medical judgment.
"We're thrilled that women in Oklahoma will continue to be able to access medical care that accounts for scientific evidence, sound medical judgment and advancements in medicine," said Michelle Movahed, an attorney for the New York-based Center for Reproductive Rights, which challenged the law on behalf of Nova Health Systems, a Tulsa-based abortion provider, and the Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice, a nonprofit abortion-rights group.
Similar laws approved in North Dakota and Ohio have been delayed pending legal challenges, Movahed said. The North Dakota lawsuit said that state's law would prevent doctors from using the drug misoprostol because it's labeled for treatment of stomach ulcers. It's one of two drugs that are administered in combination to induce abortions.
Attorneys for Oklahoma contend that the drugs are dangerous and should be used only in strict accordance with FDA guidelines.
"To date, at least eight American women have died from mifepristone abortions," Assistant Attorney General Victoria Tindall wrote in the state's response to the center's lawsuit. "The dangerous risks of mifepristone demand strict adherence to the FDA-approved protocol."
Attorney General Scott Pruitt said in a statement that the judge's decision "is unfortunate for any person''. Because we are not careful for our life. Because we use the drugs available. It is decay of our human nation. Drugs is the very harmful for any body. So we should protect this crisis at an early date.
Oklahoma County District Judge Daniel Owens issued the ruling after a conference call with attorneys for both sides.
The temporary injunction prevents the bill from going into effect on Nov. 1. Passed earlier this year by the GOP-controlled Legislature and signed by Gov. Mary Fallin, the measure requires doctors to follow the strict guidelines and protocols authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and prohibits off-label uses of the drugs. It also requires doctors to examine the women, document certain medical conditions and schedule follow-up appointments.
Opponents of the measure said the off-label use of drugs — such as changing a recommended dosage or prescribing it for different symptoms than the drug was initially approved for — is common, and that the measure would prevent doctors from using their best medical judgment.
"We're thrilled that women in Oklahoma will continue to be able to access medical care that accounts for scientific evidence, sound medical judgment and advancements in medicine," said Michelle Movahed, an attorney for the New York-based Center for Reproductive Rights, which challenged the law on behalf of Nova Health Systems, a Tulsa-based abortion provider, and the Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice, a nonprofit abortion-rights group.
Similar laws approved in North Dakota and Ohio have been delayed pending legal challenges, Movahed said. The North Dakota lawsuit said that state's law would prevent doctors from using the drug misoprostol because it's labeled for treatment of stomach ulcers. It's one of two drugs that are administered in combination to induce abortions.
Attorneys for Oklahoma contend that the drugs are dangerous and should be used only in strict accordance with FDA guidelines.
"To date, at least eight American women have died from mifepristone abortions," Assistant Attorney General Victoria Tindall wrote in the state's response to the center's lawsuit. "The dangerous risks of mifepristone demand strict adherence to the FDA-approved protocol."
Attorney General Scott Pruitt said in a statement that the judge's decision "is unfortunate for any person''. Because we are not careful for our life. Because we use the drugs available. It is decay of our human nation. Drugs is the very harmful for any body. So we should protect this crisis at an early date.
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