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The collaborative activities of the World Health Organization in the country aim to improve the health status of populations in Indonesia. WHO country office work closely with key Indonesian counterparts, keeping in mind local conditions and emerging priorities. WHO inputs provide the maximum support to health development efforts in Indonesia at achieving the maximum health benefits for the people of the world's largest archipelago. WHO Regional Office and WHO headquarters are fully committed to further support the country office in implementing the country cooperation strategies.

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SPECIAL REPORT ON EARTHQUAKE IN WEST SUMATERA

 

All Indonesian media focus on reporting the earthquake in West Sumatera which happened on Wednesday, 30 September 2009 at 17:16. Some media also reported aftershocks. Here, are the highlights of what media reported. Due to limited space, we select certain reports which reflect/represent the current situation.

EMERGENCY SITUATION REPORT (ESR)

 

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Earthquake in Bima City, West Nusa Tenggara Province.

On 9th November 2009, a 6.7 Richter Scale Earthquake hit Raba, Bima City, West Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia.

 

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1-3 November 2009 Strengthening & Consolidate Tobacco Control, Bogor-East Java

 

2–5, November 2009 Healthy Food Market Task Force Establishment, Bontang-East Kalimantan

 

2-4 November 2009 Evaluation Meeting for West Java and West Sumatera Earthquake, Bandung-West Java

 

8 November 2009 Disaster Preparadness Seminar, Padang-West Sumatera

 

9-14 November 2009 Gender and Health Partnership Skills Training, Gurgaon-India

 

9-15 November 2009 1st International study tour on Emergency and Disaster Management, Jakarta, Padang-West Sumatera, Medan-North Sumatera and Aceh

 

10 November 2009

- Involving People affected with Leprosy in Promoting Early Case Finding Seminar, Lamongan-East Java

-Updating registers on Leprosy treatment records and reports in high endemic districts in Indonesia, Jakarta, Bekasi-West Java, Pekalongan-Central Java, and Surabaya-East Java.

 

10-12 November 2009 Inter-country Workshop on ManagingDisaster Health Information, Jakarta

 

16-29 November 2009 4th International Training on EDM Specialized on Earthquake, Pandemic Control, Psycho-social and Mental-Health, Jakarta, Bandung-West Java, and Bali

 

17-19 November 2009 Coordination Meeting for Master and PhD programme for Disaster Management,  Jakarta

 

27-29 November 2009 National Meeting on Child Transport Safety,  Jogjakarta

 

 

 

Manufacturers and regulators to fast track production of pandemic influenza vaccine

The WHO Regional Director for the SEA Region Dr. Samlee Plianbangchang called for accelerating production of safe vaccines in combating the H1N1 pandemic influenza, “We have learnt from past experience that influenza pandemics have a tendency to attack populations in periodic waves and that the second or third waves may cause much more severe morbidity and mortality than the first,” Dr Plianbangchang warned.

 

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Regional Report on Status of Road Safety: the South-East Asia Region

A commitment to support country level programmes based on an assessment of the road safety in South-East Asia Region to reduce the deaths and injuries occurring on the roads. 

 

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RD’s statement on Road Safety

 

INFLUENZA A(H1N1)

 

Globally, the number of countries affected by Pandemic Influenza H1N1 has been increasing. Over 70,000 cases have been detected worldwide, including some fatalities. Indonesia recently detected cases of Pandemic Influenza H1N1 in travelers in Jakarta and in Bali. Pandemics occur when a new influenza virus appears and people do not have a pre-existing immunity to it. This leads to a large number of infections, where many people can become sick at the same time. This may then overwhelm healthcare and other essential services.

 

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