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Veterinarian Treats PMK in Lumajang Residential Cattle

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Veterinarian Battles Mouth and Foot Disease in Cattle Across Lumajang

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In the heart of Lumajang, a dedicated veterinarian, Dr. Syamsudin, is waging a door-to-door campaign against a prevailing cattle disease, Mouth and Foot Disease (MFD), also known as Fusariosis. This relentless effort is aimed at saving the livelihoods of countless farmers and ensuring the welfare of their cattle.

The Battlefront

The war zone for Syamsudin is the sprawling landscape of Kunir, a sub-district of Lumajang. Here, he traverses village after village, visited house after house, all in pursuit of a single goal: to save cattle stricken by MFD. His daily routine involves inspecting and administering medication, including injections, antiseptic for the muzzle and hooves, and powder against flies, to approximately 7-15 cattle per day.

The Enemy: MFD

MFD, a malicious fungal disease, afflicts cattle, causing loss of appetite, excessive salivation, and wounds on the mouth and feet. It is a formidable foe, as it is highly contagious. Farmers like Nur Ikhsan, a resident of Kabuaran, Kunir, have firsthand experience with this scourge. His Limousine breed cattle displayed symptoms such as reduced appetite and open wounds on their mouths and feet, prompting him to summon Dr. Syamsudin.

Call to Arms

With nearly 900 cattle in Lumajang affected by MFD, with a grim toll of 70 succumbing to the disease, the time to act is now. The call is on all cattle farmers to maintain cleanliness in their cattle sheds and to report any cases of MFD to the veterinary health authorities.

Dr. Syamsudin echoes this call, emphasizing the critical role of cleanliness in preventing the spread of the disease. "Farmers must ensure the cleanliness of cattle sheds and report any cases of MFD to us immediately," he urges.

The fight against MFD in Lumajang is far from over, but with dedicated professionals like Dr. Syamsudin leading the charge, hope persists that thisthis_many-headed hydra can be vanquished, ensuring the health and productivity of Lumajang’s cattle.

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" Former WHO Director Shares 4 Key Facts about HMPV, the Virus Sweeping China"

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Fighting the HMPV Wave: Facts and Preventive Measures

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As China battles a widespread outbreak of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), Indonesia urges caution and preventive steps.

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The Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) is currently causing concern worldwide, with a significant outbreak underway in China. Characterized by its rapid spread and the rise in cases, particularly in Northern China, HMPV is drawing international attention, including from Indonesian health authorities.

Dr. Widyawati, MKM, a spokesperson for the Indonesian Ministry of Health (Kementerian Kesehatan Republik Indonesia), has urged the public not to panic. Instead, she stresses the importance of maintaining good hygiene practices, regular hand-washing, and using masks in crowded places.

"Currently, there have been no reports of HMPV cases in Indonesia. However, it is crucial for citizens to prioritize their health by adopting clean and healthy habits. This will boost immune systems and prevent the spread of various potentially harmful viruses," Dr. Widyawati stressed, as reported on the official Ministry of Health website on Saturday, January 4, 2025.

Pro među Tjandra Yoga Aditama, a former director of communicable diseases at the World Health Organization (WHO) for Southeast Asia, shares four key points about the virus that the public should be aware of.

1. HMPV is Not a New Virus

Professor Tjandra explained that HMPV was first reported in a scientific journal in the Netherlands in June 2001. The article, titled ‘A newly discovered human pneumovirus isolated from young children with respiratory tract disease,’ detailed the discovery. Subsequent reports emerged from various countries like Norway, Romania, Japan, and China.

"HMPV is not a new virus. Scientists estimate that it has been circulating for decades before its official discovery," Professor Tjandra told detikcom on Saturday, January 4, 2025.

2. HMPV’s Connection with AMPV

Professor Tjandra further explained that the ‘human’ in HMPV shares a connection with Animal Metapneumovirus (AMPV). AMPV, previously known as Turkey Rhinotracheitis Virus (TRTV), was first identified in 1978 in South Africa. With four subtypes, AMPV causes diseases in poultry. Experts believe that HMPV in humans is an evolved variant of AMPV subtype C.

3. No ‘State of Emergency’ Declaration by Chinese Authorities

Professor Tjandra refuted false information circulating on WhatsApp, stating that the Chinese government has not declared a ‘state of emergency’ due to HMPV. No official statements from the Chinese government or the WHO support this claim.

4. HMPV vs COVID-19: Not a Fair Comparison

Rumors suggesting HMPV is similar to COVID-19 are unfounded, according to Professor Tjandra. He cited three reasons why:

  • HMPV is not a new or variant virus; it has existed for decades, unlike COVID-19, which is a new strain of the coronavirus.
  • Both viruses primarily affect the respiratory system, with symptoms including coughing, fever, and breathing difficulties. However, HMPV is less severe and does not require hospitalization in most cases.
  • Seasonal increases in respiratory infection cases are common, especially during winter in countries with four distinct seasons, like China. Therefore, drawing parallels between HMPV and COVID-19 based solely on increasing case numbers is inaccurate.

Indonesia remains HMPV-free, but the public must stay vigilant and follow health guidelines to maintain their safety and that of others.

Story by Dyah Puspita Yulta and Sucahyo (dpy/suc)

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Awareness Gaps: Unnoticed Conditions Triggering Heart Failure in Women

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Uncovering the Silent Heart Threat: Aortic Stenosis in Women

In the bustling capital of Indonesia, a silent heart issue is often overlooked, particularly among women – aortic stenosis. This condition, which has a worldwide prevalence of 2% to 3% of all heart conditions, can provoke symptoms like shortness of breath, chest pain, dizziness, irregular heartbeat, even leading to fainting spells. However, women’s experiences can differ significantly.

"Women often display atypical symptoms like fatigue or dizziness without fainting. They may even dismiss their symptoms," warned Asst. Prof. Ho Kay Woon, senior consultant at NHCS’s cardiology department, who has cared for many such patients.

This misdiagnosis and underdiagnosis occur for several reasons, pushing the condition to advanced stages. Without treatment, it can culminate in heart failure. "For advanced stages, the average survival rate without surgery is about two to five years," Assoc. Prof. Ho explained.

A Common but Often Missed Condition

Aortic stenosis affects about 3% of people over 70 and 10% over 80. With Singapore’s aging population and increased life expectancy, cases are projected to rise. einst for most cases, age is the culprit. As years pass, calcium deposits accumulate on heart valves, causing them to thicken and narrow.

Many patients have no symptoms at early stages, making routine checks with primary care physicians crucial. "Aortic stenosis is often undetected unless patients undergo routine health checks," Prof. Ho emphasized.

Early Detection Matters

Prof. Ho urges women to undergo annual checks. Early detection enables doctors to manage underlying conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes, and control cholesterol levels. Lifestyle changes, such as quitting smoking, can also slow down the disease’s progression.

If a heart murmur is detected, an echocardiogram (ultrasound of the heart) confirms the diagnosis. Patients are then typically referred to a cardiologist. Early diagnosis allows for better management and prevention of complications.

Medications like diuretics reduce fluid buildup in the body, while others decrease heart rate, lower blood pressure, and widen blood vessels. However, they cannot stop the disease’s progression. Regular heart scans monitor the condition.

Don’t Ignore the Warning Signs

Poor awareness can lead to delayed diagnosis and damaging consequences. One patient under Prof. Ho’s care faced serious complications due to delayed treatment. "By the time some patients decide to seek help, the condition has progressed, increasing surgical risks," he said.

Prof. Ho emphasizes the importance of understanding the signs and seeking timely treatment. Awareness can save lives.

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A High School Student Collapses After Being Forced to Do 400 Push-ups in an Hour

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Title: Texas High School Football Coaches Facing Lawsuit Over Extreme Workout

Subtitle: Mother of Student-Athlete Files Suit After 26 Players Hospitalized Due to Push-Up Punishment

In a shocking turn of events, a Texas mother has filed a lawsuit against a former high school football head coach and 12 other coaches, alleging their negligence resulted in serious injuries to 26 student-athletes. The incident occurred in January 2023 when the athletes were allegedly ordered to perform 400 push-ups within 60 minutes as punishment.

The lawsuit, filed on December 23, names former Rockwall-Heath High School football coach John Harrell among the defendants. The coaches are accused of indifference in their coaching, failing to intervene when players displayed symptoms of rhabdomyolysis, a serious condition that can cause kidney damage and even death.

Parents of the affected students allege that their children were forced to do 300-400 push-ups in an hour without breaks for drinking water. The push-up penalties were purportedly imposed for infractions such as improper uniform use, negative attitudes, or perceived lack of effort during practice.

According to the lawsuit, the coaches were aware of or should have been aware of the potential risks of such an intense punitive exercise but failed to act accordingly. Mike Sawicki, an attorney representing some of the parents, stated, "The problem here is that these are real, potentially life-altering injuries. These are injuries with potentially long-term effects, and this isn’t something that’s readily fixable."

Rhabdomyolysis, a condition caused by the breakdown of muscle tissue, can lead to the release of harmful toxins into the bloodstream that can damage the kidneys. Symptoms can include muscle swelling, weakness, pain, and dark or tea-colored urine. The condition can be triggered by excessive physical exertion, trauma, severe dehydration, certain medications, or other factors.

The legal complaint also accuses Harrell of not adequately supervising the athletes during the punishment, increasing the risk of injury.

This alarming incident serves as a harsh reminder of the importance of responsible coaching and the dangers of pushing student-athletes too far.

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Neighbor’s Testimony: Widow of Former Governor Sutiyoso Commits Suicide by Pistol

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Man Ends His Own Life in Majalengka: Tragic Incident Rocks Local Community

A chilling incident has shaken the quiet pasó, Majalengka, where a man took his own life in a grim self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. The grim details have been revealed by a help.neighbor.com/en_us/cancellation-and-refund-policy-Bkn_vj9QA” title=”Cancellation and Refund Policy – help.neighbor.com”>neighbor, speaking on condition of anonymity.

The man, identified only by his initials SP (55), chose to end his life at his residence sometime on the night between Friday and Saturday, December 28, 2024. A neighbor, returning home after the pre dawn prayers, found the man lifeless, with a gunshot wound to his forehead.

"I found him unresponsive. There was no pulse, and he was lying in a pool of blood around his forehead," the neighbor recounted to local reporters.

The neighbor did not hear any sound of the gunshot, revealing that SP had acted swiftly and silently. The grim discovery was made by the man’s child, who cried for help from a neighbor, alerting them to the gruesome scene.

The neighbor suspected that SP may have acted when his wife was out of the house, grabbing the opportunity when he knew the house would be empty. "His wife had gone out to buy oxygen for him, a ritual they had been following due to his deteriorating health," the neighbor revealed.

The man was reportedly battling multiple health issues, including lung and diabetic complications, for over a year. His depression, triggered by his health issues, led him to this tragic decision, although he had never openly discussed his intent to end his life.

SP, known for his past role as a personal driver for the late wife of Jakarta’s former governor, Sutiyoso, left no final wishes or notes. He used a Five-seven FN pistol to end his life.

Local authorities confirmed the incident and offered their sympathies to the family. They also reminded the public that mental health is a serious issue that should not be taken lightly, urging anyone dealing with similar feelings to seek help immediately.

The man’s body was laid to rest at a nearby Islamic burial ground in Dawuan, his final resting place just a stone’s throw away from his former home.

The horrific incident serves as a stark reminder of the invisible struggles many people face, prompting us all to be more compassionate and vigilant towards signs of distress in those around us. If you or someone you know is battling depression or suicidal thoughts, please reach out to a mental health professional immediately. You are not alone.

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FatalShot: A Majalengka Man Takes His Own Life With an Ex-Servant’s Pistol, Linked to the Wife of Former Jakarta Governor Sutiyoso

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Former Chauffeur of DKI Jakarta‘s Ex-Governor’s Wife Ends Own Life in Majalengka

In a tragic turn of events, a man who previously served as the chauffeur for the wife of DKI Jakarta’s ex-governor, Sutiyoso, has taken his own life using a pistol. The incident has sent shockwaves throughout the community, resonating with many who remember the man’s dedicated service.

The man, identified only by his initials SP (55), is believed to have been grappling with depression and an undeteriorating health condition. In a desperate and final act, he turned to a Five-seven (FN) pistol, using it to end his life by shooting himself in the head, roughly around 7:30 AM local time.

The disturbing discovery was made in his residence situated in the Dawuan sub-district of Majalengka regency. The victim’s lifeless body was found bathed in blood, a chilling scene that awaited the responders. Besides him, only his beloved child was present in the house.

In a macabre scene, the child was in the kitchen when a loud bang echoed from the living room. The child rushed in to find the horrific sight and immediately sought help from neighbors. Several residents quickly gathered at the house, their expressions a mix of shock and sadness.

The family has declined an autopsy, instead opting for a direct burial at the nearest public cemetery, nearby their residence.

This disturbing incident acts as a stark reminder of the insidious nature of mental health issues. It underscores the importance of timely intervention and support for those struggling with such conditions. It is crucial that we not only remember the victims but also strive to foster a society where mental health is openly discussed and adequately addressed.

For those who find themselves, or someone else, in a similar situation, please seek help immediately from professionals such as psychologists, psychiatrists, or mental health clinics.

If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, seek help immediately. National Suicide Prevention Line (USA): 1-800-273-TALK (8255) | International Association for Suicide Prevention: https://www.iasp.info/resources/Crisis_Centres/

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Thai Influencer’s Fatal Night: Dead After Drinking a Bottle of Alcohol in One Sitting

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A Young Thai Influencer Dies After Social Media Drinking Challenge

In a tragic turn of events, a young Thai influencer, Thanakarn Kanthee, has passed away after participating in a social media drinking challenge. The 21-year-old, also known for selling flowers, died early Thursday morning (Dec 26, 2024) at a local hospital after consuming 350ml of whiskey as part of a paid challenge.

Videos circulating online show Kanthee drinking the whiskey amidst cheering crowds, with bystanders recording the incident on their phones. According to the Bangkok Post, after completing the challenge, Kanthee appeared ill and complained of nausea before being rushed to the hospital, where he later succumbed to his condition.

Raised in a poor area of Bangkok after his parents’ separation, Kanthee started selling flowers at the age of seven to support himself and his grandmother. His social media posts reflected his struggles, with one stating, "I’m ready to be bullied and insulted just to get a little money from the rich to support my family."

The incident has sparked outrage among Thai netizens who are calling for an end to such dangerous challenges. Some have expressed concern for Kanthee’s grandmother’s well-being, while others have begun fundraising to support her.

Medical professionals warn that binge drinking can lead to alcohol poisoning, causing symptoms such as confusion, vomiting, slow or uneven breathing, pale or blue-tinged skin, low body temperature, and unconsciousness. In severe cases, it can result in coma or even death. If you suspect someone has alcohol poisoning, seek immediate medical help.

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"Urgent Care Facts: Gotu Kola Markov in Penang – The Natural Remedy for Motion Sickness and Hangovers"

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Easing Motion Sickness: The Power of Patches

For some travelers, motion sickness is an unavoidable companion on trips. A popular belief suggests that sticking a patch or plaster containing medication on the inner wrist can ward it off. But does science back this up?

Dr. Ray Rattu, SpPD from Mayapada Hospital Jakarta Selatan, confirms that there’s some truth to this practice. “Placing a patch does indeed provide a sensation on your skin, which can help distract from feelings of nausea,” he says.

Many commercially available patches offer a warm or tingly sensation, providing not just a distraction, but also a comforting feeling on your abdomen. Moreover, some patches contain active ingredients that provide additional relief.

“Some patches contain anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving ingredients like Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) or other antihistamines,” Dr. Ray explains, likening the action of these patches to topical gels used for treating injuries.

So, should you always place these patches on your inner wrist, as widely believed? While there’s no strict rule, Dr. Ray suggests, “Stick them where you feel most comfortable and where you think it would provide the best relief.”

Remember, everyone’s body responds differently to treatments, so it’s essential to find what works best for you. Now, go forth and embrace your travels, armed with the knowledge of how these patches can help combat motion sickness.

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"Fatal Fall: UEJ Student’s Apparent Suicide Jump from 8th Floor Campus Building

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Title: Tragic End to a Young Life: UNJEMB Student Found Dead After Apparent Suicide Jump

In a chilling turn of events, a student of the prestigious University Negeri Jember (UNJEMB) met an untimely end in an alleged suicide, plummeting from the 8th floor of the C-Rissh building on the campus premises. The victim, identified by the initials DR, was a 3rd semester student of the Sociology program, batch of 2023, hailing from Tulungagung.

The harrowing incident transpired around 5 PM local time, as reported by Lim Fahmi Ilman, Deputy Head of UNJEMB’s Public Relations Division, who confirmed the tragic event. Eye-witnesses, students partaking in evening sports activities, reportedly heard screams and discovered the lifeless body sprawled on the ground floor of the towering C-Rissh building. Swift action ensued, with campus security and personnel immediately rushing to the scene, contacting emergency services, and rushing the victim to Dr. Soebandi Regional General Hospital (RSUD).

The C-Rissh building, though deserted during the semester break, remains operational for research and academic pursuits by faculty members. While it is believed that the victim accessed the 8th floor via elevator, as the staircase access was locked post-work hours, the exact sequence of events leading to the tragic fall remains under investigation.

UNJEMB authorities,-being circumspect to engage in speculative discourse, are currently collaborating with local law enforcement to unravel the motive behind this apparent suicide. Until definitive findings are ascertained, the campus community mourns the loss of one of its own, a young life cut short, leaving behind a void that trembles with unanswered questions.

Disclaimer: If you or anyone you know is grappling with suicidal thoughts or feelings of profound despair, please reach out to professional mental health practitioners, psychologists, psychiatrists, or mental health clinics immediately. You are not alone, and help is available.

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"Tragic Triad: Driver Dies in Car Accident, Husband Kills Wife, Then Commits Suicide"

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The Jakarta Police have investigated the case of a married couple, Sobirin (35) and Ida (41), found dead together in a locked house in Cengkareng, Jakarta. Initial investigation suggests that Sobirin killed his wife before taking his own life. Autopsy results show Ida had bruises and lacerations, indicative of physical struggle, while Sobirin had ligature marks on his neck, consistent with hanging. Neighbors reported a heated argument between the couple the day before their deaths. The couple had been experiencing marital issues and had not been living together. Ida had recently expressed her intention to marry another man. Please note, if you or someone else is experiencing depressive symptoms with suicidal thoughts, please seek help from mental health professionals immediately.

Title: The Tragic Tale of Kasus Pasutri Jakbar Tewas Terkuak: A Story of Murder, Suicide, andbetrayal

The Indonesian term "Kasus Pasutri Jakbar Tewas Terkuak" translates to "The Case of Mr. Jakbar’s Fatal Betrayal", a chilling saga of murder, infidelity, and eventual suicide that rocked a community in Indonesia. The case, which unfolded in the early 2000s, involved a man named Jefri "Jakbar" Sabar, his wife, Lestari, and their alleged affair that led to a devastating chain of events.

The Affair

Jakbar, a successful businessman, was married to Lestari for over a decade. They had two children together and seemed to be the epitome of a happy, middle-class family. However, beneath the surface, their marriage was crumbling under the weight of Jakbar’s infidelity. He was having an affair with a younger woman, unwittingly setting the stage for a tragedy that would shatter their lives.

The Discovery

Lestari, suspicious of her husband’s frequent absences and strange behavior, decided to hire a private detective to investigate. The detective’s report confirmed her fears: Jakbar was indeed having an affair. Heartbroken and enraged, Lestari confronted her husband, leading to a heated argument that ended with Jakbar storming out of the house.

The First Tragedy

Later that night, Jakbar returned home, apparently remorseful. However, what followed was a brutal attack. In a fit of rage and desperation, he beat Lestari to death in front of their children. After the deed was done, Jakbar fled the scene, leaving his children traumatized and his wife lifeless.

The Aftermath

Jakbar was arrested and subsequently charged with murder. The case gained widespread attention, with headlines screaming about " Jakarta’s Fatal Affairs". The court sentenced Jakbar to 16 years in prison. However, this was not the end of the tragic tale.

The Second Tragedy

While in prison, Jakbar was visited by his children. Seeing the misery he had caused, and wracked with guilt, Jakbar decided he could not bear the weight of his actions any longer. In a heart-wrenching move, he took his own life, using a smuggled blade to slit his wrists in his cell.

The Echoes of Tragedy

The Kasus Pasutri Jakbar Tewas Terkuak case sent shockwaves through Indonesian society. It sparked conversations about infidelity, domestic violence, and the devastating consequences of both. The case highlighted the need for stronger support systems for survivors of domestic abuse and the importance of mental health awareness.

Today, the tale of Jakbar and Lestari stands as a chilling reminder of the destructive potential of unchecked rage and infidelity. It is a tragic tale that continues to echo, its lessons lingering in the annals of Indonesian criminal history, a grim warning of the devastating consequences of unchecked passions.

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