CORE COMMITTEE FOR H1N1 MONITORING

Meeting on 27.05.10 at Secretariat,

Porvorim

Agenda1. Review of H1N1 situation in Goa2. Status of Laboratory at GMC3. Discontinuation of the Help Desk at the Airport4. Review of Vector Borne Diseases5. BCC Campaign – Dengue/Chikungunya months

June/July - Cleanliness drives – 1st week

of July 6. Core Committee for NVBDCP7. Any other item

World scenario

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

COMPILED (STATE) OUTBREAKS REPORT FOR IDSP WEEK NO:

18

From: 10/05/2010 To:16/05/2010

Disease/ Illness

Affected

area- Dist/CHC/Vill

Date of start of

outbreak

Date of

reporting to

DSU/CHC

No. of Cases/ No. of deaths

RRT

Investigated/Not

Lab

Investigation And results

Epidemiolog

ical Factors

responsible

Actions

taken

Current Status

Comments

Nil

Dr. Jose D’Sa

Epidemiologist

COPY TO NPO IDSP IDSP, Goa Follow up of previous outbreaks if any

Disease/ Illness

Affected

area- Dist/CHC/Vill

Date of start of

outbreak

Date of

reporting to

No. of Cases/ No. of

RRT

Investigated/Not

Lab

Investigation And results

Epidemiolog

ical Factors

Actions

taken

Current Status

Comments

GOVERNMENT OF GOA COMPILED (STATE) OUTBREAKS REPORT FOR IDSP WEEK NO: 18

From: 10/05/2010 To:16/05/2010

Disease/ Illness

Affected

area- Dist/CHC/Vill

Date of start of

outbreak

Date of

reporting to

DSU/CHC

No. of Cases/ No. of deaths

RRT

Investigated/Not

Lab

Investiga tion And results

Epidemiolog

ical Factors

responsible

Actions

taken

Current Status

Comments

Nil

Dr. Jose D’Sa Epidemiologist COPY TO NPO IDSP IDSP, Goa Follow up of previous outbreaks if any

Disease/ Illness

Affected

area- Dist/CHC/Vill

Date of start of

outbreak

Date of

reporting to

DSU/CHC

No. of Cases/ No. of deaths

RRT

Investigated/Not

Lab

Investiga tion And results

Epidemiolog

ical Factors

responsible

Actions

taken

Current Status

Comments

Nil

At least 18097 Total *

1832WHO Regional Office for the

Western Pacific (WPRO)

1808WHO Regional Office for South-

East Asia (SEARO)

At least 4874WHO Regional Office

for Europe (EURO)

1019

WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean (EMRO)**

At least 8396WHO Regional Office for

the Americas (AMRO)

168WHO Regional Office

for Africa (AFRO)

Deaths *Region

*The reported number of fatal cases is an under representation of the actual numbers as many deaths are never tested or recognized as influenza related.**No update since 7 March 2010

Situation in India

40176 Punjab7

381474 Kerala6

4616258

Maharashtra

5

72089 Tamil Nadu

4

1612348 Karnataka3

53786

Andhra Pradesh

2

95 9697 Delhi1

Death of Lab confirmed cases

cumulative

Lab confirmed cases

cumulative

StateSl.

(As on 16th May 2010)

CONSOLIDATED STATUS OF INFLUENZA A H1N1 AS ON 16TH MAY 2010

02Manipur16

3061240Gujarat15

4109

Jammu & Kashmir14

823

Himachal Pradesh13

13135Uttarakhand12

0136

West Bengal11

555Goa10

8319

Chandigarh (UT)9

381945Haryana8

1161

Chhattisgarh25

690Pondicherry24

201311Uttar Pradesh23

07

Bihar22

1983380Rajasthan21

02Jharkhand20

252

Assam19

14Mizoram18

08Meghalaya

17

025Andaman & Nicobar

30

151731856Total

11Dadar & NagarHaveli

31

02

Nagaland29

428

Orissa28

01Daman & Diu27

3792MadhyaPradesh26

Goa Situation Total no. of Suspected cases – 476

Throat/Nasal swabs collected – 267

Reports received - 267

Positive for H1N1 – 55

Positivity Rate – 55/267 = 20.5%

North Goa - 16 (International – 7)

South Goa – 39 (International – 14)

Private Hospitals referred – 48

Positives in Private Hospitals – 6

I. Apollo Hospital, Margao – 2II. Dr. Borkar’s Nursing Home, Margao -1III. Grace cardiac, Margao - 1IV. Campal Clinic, Panaji - 2

QuarantineInternational Passengers – 25

Chikalim Hospital – 24 Private in Apollos’ – 1

Home Quarantine - 284

Suspects Treated as in patients

International Passengers – 45

Others treated in Hospitals - 121

Travel History of H1N1 Cases

10055Total

3117No travel History

3117Domestic

3921International

PercentageNo. of H1N1 caseTravel History

Travel History of H1N1 cases

Travel History

International38%

Domestic31%

No travel History31%

H1N1 cases in Goa

100.055Total3.72Sawantwadi5.63Karwar

Outside Goa1.81Bicholim3.72Ponda3.72Quepem16.69Mormugao18.510Tiswadi47.226Salcete

PercentageH1N1Positive casesTaluka

H1N1 representation as per gender

H1N1 Positive cases

Female 1323.6%

Male 4278%

H1N1 cases month wise

20

11

5 64

1 0 1 0 1

5

10

5

10

15

20

25

Jun-0

9

July

Aug Sep OctNov Dec

Jan-10 Feb

17th M

arch

April

24th M

ay

H1N1 cases month wise

Deaths - 5Indigenous – 2Imported – 3

Case Fatality Rate – 4.2%

Status of Laboratory at GMC

Procurement of kits

Discontinuation of the Help Desk at the Airport

H1N1 Vaccination

Total doses received 15,000

Total vaccination till 25/05/2010 3,886

AEFI reported till date - Nil

No. of beneficiaries

Institution

3886Total1071Pvt. Hospitals2731DHS Staff

0Nursing School0Homoeopathic Medical College 24Ayurvedic Medical College 30IPHB30Dental College 0GMC

TotalPrivateGovernment

388612372649Total

16154371178Supportive Staff

643243400Paramedical Staff

932964Pharmacist

1046427619Nurses

489101388Doctors

Second Phase of vaccination to cover Anganwadi Workers.

Total no. of Anganwadis – 1162

Stock of Medicines

6244261050VTM

606204810Tamiflu suspensions

543801921073590Tamiflu Tablets

BalanceIssued/Utilised

Received

Protective Measures from April 2009

760310247178503 Ply Mask

18282422070N95 Mask

6009251525PPE

BalanceIssued/UtilisedReceived

Showing Total Malaria & Pf cases in Goa from 2001 to 2009

11370

7839

37475010

9755 9822

5056

11963047 2727

1056

16818

12331

43013871503

33483310

02000400060008000

1000012000140001600018000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

Total Malaria CasesPf Cases

Malaria Cases Month wise From 2006-2010

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

Months

Cas

es

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

Comparison of Total Malaria Cases from January to April 2010

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

Cases PF

Apr-09Apr-10

DENGUE

-903842010 (upto15th May)

527714382009

143382008

136482007

-162006

-1132005

DeathsConfirmedSuspectedYear

CHIKUNGUNYA

1913942010 (upto15th May)

6851839/15252009

21522008

24902007

222872006

ConfirmedSuspected/ Samples tested

Year

Anti-Dengue Month (Jun-Jul)June to July has already been declared as Anti-Den/Chik Months

Activites Messages from Chief Minister &Governor 1st week of July: Cleanliness week Local bodies: Checking of all construction sites Residents Welfare Association: To organize week long

cleanliness campaigns Schools/Colleges/University: to organize Cleanliness

drives Village health & sanitation Committee: Dissemination of

information & Organise Cleanliness Drives Involvement of Builders Asso. In promotion of LLINs Consumer Forum/NGOs (VHAG) in Social Mobilisation Sensitisation workshops at village /Town level

Interaction with Media

News Bulletin to PressJan to May: FortnightlyJune to Oct: dailyNov to Dec: Fortnightly

Sensitization workshops for media personnel

Intersectoral Collaboration Water Resource Dept. Dept. of Irrigation Dept. of Agriculture Dept. of Rural Dev Meteorological Dept/Science &

Technology Dept. of Industries &Mines Dept. of Tourism PWD/GSIDC Labour Commissioner’s Office

Operational ResearchM & E

ICMR &Goa Medical College Monitoring by core group (note from

Hon.H.M.)

Co-ordination Committee

North & South Goa: Already constituted under the Chairmanship of respective Collectors

Block Level Committees VH&SC

Thank you

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