Two infants, who have been suspected of being infected with bird flu or Avian Influenza (AI) virus, were rushed to Sanglah Hospital, Denpasar, bringing the number of suspected bird flu patients, who have been treated at the hospital in Bali to 13 so far, ANTARA reported. Currently, there are five suspected bird flu patients being treated in the hospital, a doctor said. "However, we could not confirm whether it`s bird flu or not, because their blood samples are still being checked at the laboratory," a doctor added. Of the total 13 people having been treated in Bali so far, six were cured and had left the hospital. The other five are still being treated, and two residents died recently. The avian flu virus broke out in Indonesian for the first time in 2005. The number of infected humans in Indonesia has reached 105 of whom 84 have died, the Indonesian Health Ministry said here recently.
