The Case Data of the HIV/AIDS in South-East Asia

The number of cases of the HIV/AIDS in the world continued to increase. According to the data of UNAIDS/WHO 2006 Epidemic Update aids that were published on November 21 2006, it was estimated 39.5 million people with the HIV/AIDS (ODHA).Gotten by 4.3 million new infections in 2006, 2.8 million (65 percent) from this number happened in Sub- Sahara Africa, whereas the South Asian region and South-East Asia contributed the figure 860,000 (15 percent).

The last note that was launched from Subdit PMS and Director General's AIDS PPM and PL Departemen of the RI Health at the end of September 2006, the ODHA number in Indonesia reached 11,604 people. Nationally, the cumulative case of the most AIDS was reported from the Special Capital District of Jakarta (2,394 cases), East Java (820 cases), Papua (814 cases), West Java (781 cases), Bali (307 cases), West Kalimantan (228 cases), North Sumatra (192 cases), the Riau Island (185 cases), Central Java (175 cases), and South Sulawesi (143 cases). The ratio of the case of the AIDS between the man and the woman was 4.6: 1

Rate cumulative the case of the national AIDS was 3,47 per 100,000 inhabitants (the census 2000). Rate cumulative the case of the highest AIDS was reported from the Papua Province (14.68 national figure times), the Special Capital District of Jakarta (8.28 national figure times), Bali (2.81 national figure times), the Moluccas (2.58 national figure times), West Kalimantan (1.76 national figure times), North Sulawesi (1.47 national figure times), and Bangka Belitung (1.41 national figure times). The number not yet including was ill that died. It was horrifying, 50 percent of the number was in the productive age 15 - 29 years.

The HIV/AIDS indeed spread and very dangerous. However, this spread not immediately, but filled the ESSE condition, that is exit, sufficient, survive, enter.

1. Sufficient, to be able to infect the other person, the virus that went out must be enough. For example, someone will not be infected by the HIV/AIDS only in a hand-shaking manner the hands with ODHA. Sebab, the number of available viruses on ODHA hands sweat could not infect.
2. Survive, before infected, there was the possibility of this virus of dying when contact with free air. Therefore, the virus must survive when leaving the foster-mother's body before infecting and getting the new foster-mother.
3. Enter, that was certain the virus will cause the infection if succeeding in entering the body and overcoming the immune system.