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Swine Flu In Brunei Hit The 20 Mark
Swine Flu In Brunei Hit The 20 Mark

Two More Down With It
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Bandar Seri Begawan - Swine flu in Brunei has reached 20 with two more new ones being confirmed today.
The Ministry of Health has confirmed two new cases of Influenza A (H1N1) here, bringing the total in the country to 20 sick with it, the Health Ministry announced.
Of the 20 cases confirmed to date, 12 had a history of overseas travel. The remaining eight were close contacts of the previous cases.
The ministry said the 19th case involved a 47-year-old male, Permanent Resident of Brunei who went to Kuala Lumpur on June 19.
The patient returned to Brunei on June 22 via Miri on the AK5186 flight. On June 25 the patient sought medical attention and laboratory test confirmed positive on June 26. The patient is currently undergoing treatment and is in good condition, a ministry spokesman said.
The 20th case is an 18-year-old female who went to the neighbouring Sabah capital Kota Kinabalu, by car on June 23 and returned to Brunei on June 25.
The patient developed symptoms on the day of return and saught medical attention. The laboratory tests confirmed positive on June 26. She is currently undergoing treatment and is in good condition.
Meanwhile, four confirmed cases of Influenza A (H1N1) previously reported has recovered and discharged from Pengiran Muda Mahkota Pengiran Muda Haji Al-Muhtadee Billah Hospital, Tutong.
Prior to discharge from the hospital, the cases had undergone tests to ensure that they are well and free of Influenza A (H1N1) infection.
The Health Ministry continued to advise the public who has recently returned from overseas trip to voluntarily reduce social activities and interactions for seven days.
Members of the public are also advised to monitor their health and seek immediate medical attention if they develop symptoms. Precautionary steps by practicing good personal hygiene should be practiced at all times, the press release said.
Related Links: Full coverage about Influenza A(H1N1)written by drkdreamer , June 26, 2009
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written by Euphonix , June 26, 2009
written by Tobi Liew , June 27, 2009
But if some of your parents force you to go to school, it's a must to wear a MASK! If there's any cases in our school, the school MUST close down. For those students out there went to overseas, and when they come back to Brunei, maybe they will be affected of the virus too. so! GUYSS! KEEP CLEAN and healthy! Pray to god.. written by Concerned Citizen , June 27, 2009
written by ali , June 27, 2009
LONG LIVE BRUNEI!
written by someone , June 27, 2009
written by muttaqiin , June 27, 2009
written by synt4x , June 27, 2009
written by Tumbler , June 27, 2009
As we all know socializing is just the quickest way to spread the bug.. 
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Thank you for your concern. To know more about H1N1 please visit this link: http://www.who.int/csr/disease...index.html or simply click the link below the article(Swine Flu In Brunei Hit The 20 Mark) in brudirect.com article
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written by ali , June 27, 2009
written by Bazli , June 27, 2009
written by Me , June 27, 2009
written by Liz , June 26, 2009
I was just wondering.. Did all the confirmed cases patients take their FLU SHOT before leaving Brunei?? (Except the oversea student)"
At the moment there is not immune vaccination to resist it, but there are of course vaccines.
"Who and where are they coming from?
written by Munir bin Julaihi , June 27, 2009
Just wanna asking, the one who got infected H1N1, how many people are they? Is it Chinese? If so, then how many Chinese people got infected, and how many Malays got infected.
Please reply A. S. A. P. "
now that question is just politically wrong lol, laughed so hard when i read that, i hope ur not being serious.
written by Takut eh , June 27, 2009
written by Tony , June 27, 2009
Marks is no use in preventing the virus in school. Why? Simple, do you think our children will really follow the instruction to keep the masks on? Ok if they do, will they wash their hand before touching their eye? Touching the mouth, nose and EYE without first disinfect the hand will get infection to flu any line of flu not to mention swine flu. So what is the verdict. Is now attending school that important?
written by D.K MAZ , June 27, 2009
written by kumbangmu , June 27, 2009
written by worry mummy , June 27, 2009
written by ???? , June 27, 2009
i was wondering about this flu shot, My wife is pregnant right now n i was thinking whether my wife can get a flu shot n does the flu shot will affect the baby inside of my wife? n if not how can we prevent the swine flu for pregnant women?
written by Yes Man , June 27, 2009
written by Ngian , June 27, 2009
written by Professor Oak , June 27, 2009
written by concerned student. yz. , June 27, 2009
taking proper precautions would help prevent this. and taking the flu jab only prevents seasonal flu. and makes you prepared to get whatever. its another thing that IF YOU GET IT. its your fate and you couldn't do nothing about it except get treated at an early stage. this is also a chance for the governement and private schools to renovate the schools to make it clean. toilets redone! especially the toilets and the classrooms to prevent god knows what else in the future. TAKE PRECAUTION. WEAR A MASK. TAKE A FLU JAB.
dont just ask for the holidays cause you want it, or cause you're too lazy or what so ever.
yes, health is important. SO DO SOMETHING ABOUT!
- concerned student
written by urang rjin , June 27, 2009
written by Pearl , June 27, 2009
written by arinah , June 27, 2009
written by tilly , June 27, 2009
written by ribena , June 27, 2009
I VOTE 4 MORE HOLIDAYS!
written by anon , June 27, 2009
written by Low-profiler , June 27, 2009
yeah i truly agree with proactive. why risk ur children's life for lessons? and for the lessons, the school can have extra classes for the students to cover up once the virus is gone right?"
Actually you are just lazy to go to school, perhaps. If you are determined to study for the sake of your future, then you will sacrifice all out, even your own life. Bear in mind that, "A book holds a house of gold", if you understand what i meant.
written by student , June 27, 2009
If one student or teacher is infected with H1N1, he/she may infect other people in school and it keeps spreading to their homes. Do the math, 1 class has 40 students. What if there were 20 students in that class that got infected. 20 families will be quarantined. Keep that in mind.
Thank you for reading,
written by A , June 27, 2009
written by Kyon , June 27, 2009
On topic, there is no need to extend the holiday at all. H1N1 is exactly the same as the normal flu, it is by no means any more dangerous than the normal flu. Read http://www.childrensmemorial.o...e-flu.aspx for example. It is one of MANY websites that describe H1N1 symptoms. Knowledge is power, people. Read up and chillax. Its not SARS. Its the flu.
written by Sharon Tan Tze Wei , June 27, 2009














Haiz............... you guys just won't get it, by the way,you guys doesn't even know our feelings............... I'm not trying to do anything but I'm only eleven years old, i am really toooooooooooooooooooooooo young to die? I'm sorry for saying this but it is really URGENT. 













don't be angry at me but it is really urgent. written by Diniy , June 27, 2009
just extend it. the country needs to calm down and think about this. Give anyone with symptoms who went to the hospital to get a check up some cash. more people will go to the hospital. I hope.
And just wearing masks wont stop the flu from spreading. it will still spread, but at a lower rate.
Health>studies
I STRONGLY agree that school holidays should be extended, in my opinion.
offtopic: Professor Oak's comment
"The government have to provide pOkeball to all people so that the people can catch the most dangerous animal example pig,pikachu,tapir,babi hutan and Bulbasur. the important thing!! Raichu is still everywhere, the situation is getting worse as Raichu evolved into Lugia and formed bird flu *H5N1 and H1N1* i am the professor, im the master of pokemon. vote me! smilies/grin.gif "
HAHAHA! WTF! Tangkap tia that weird ass physcic pokemon yang buat semua orang tidur ah. Drowsy, was it?
written by DkAzymah92 , June 27, 2009
written by Optimist , June 27, 2009
And P.s. those comment stating you're too young too die... Don't be naive. Death is upon us no matter how young or old we are.
Recommendation from CDC: Schools do not need to close unless they have large clusters of cases that are affecting school functioning. Schools that closed based on previous recommendations, such as if they had a single confirmed case or probable case, can now likely reopen.
written by concern readers , June 27, 2009
if the school is close, its not gonna be for one or two days, it will gonna be a few weeks, because what's the point closing the school for only a few days. so its not 'missing some lesson' its missing few a few hundred our of studying. and most of the student havent finish their syllabus! especially to those who will sit for a big exam at the end of this year.. YOU should think wisely. ur children can just wear mask and NOT get infected!!
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