Sanglah Public Hospital in Denpasar, Bali Province, has so far treated 20 patients confirmed of having been infected with type A Influenza (H1N1) or swine flu, and 31 suspects.

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Six patients suffered from HIV died in Sanglah hospital in July 2009. Sagung Anom Suryani, the hed of VCT clinic in Sanglah hospital that handled HIV patients, said that the last two patients died this week; they were from Tabanan and Denpasar. “Both of them died while being treated intensively in the hospital,” she added.

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Four patients, who suspected from suffering swine flu, can return home from Sanglah hospital on Monday, July 6th 2009. The patients were Ryan Wood and Arron Michael from Australia, gerry O’Brian from Germany, and Brian Ariel Schargorodsky from Argentina.

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The number of patients suffered from swine flu in Sanglah hospital keep increasing. All of the patients were foreign tourists. Dr. I Gusti Lanang Suartana, the head of Medic Service division in Sanglah hospital, said that Trasi Jurd, a tourist from Australia, was sent to Sanglah hospital on Saturday, July 4th 2009 at 6.30 pm.

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Denpasar – 510 people who suffered from dengue fever have been treated at Wangaya hospital since early this year. IA Asweni Dewi, the head of Intensive Care unit in Wangaya hospital said, “From January through March 2009, we have already treated 510 patients who suffered from dengue fever.”

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