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A Letter to All Parents about Swine Flu

Dear SSiP Parents,

   We are sure many of you are aware of the news reports regarding the recent outbreak of the Swine Flu (H1N1) in our country. We would like you to know that the indication of this strain in our area is worsen. There are Taska and Kindergarten that has been closed down due to such cases. We do want to offer you reassurance that we are monitoring the news reports, and are taking seriously any possible implications for SSiP families. We are taking every precaution to protect our children and staff.

  Swine Flu is a type of influenza that can be contracted from direct contact and exposure to pigs. Once a person is infected, it can be transmitted from person to person in the same way that seasonal flu spreads (through coughing or sneezing of people with influenza). Swine flu was first identified in 1930, so it has been around for some time. Most countries diagnose 1-2 cases a year.


   The following websites from the World Health Organization offer reliable information. They are written for the non-medical person and should be able to answer all your questions, including a list of symptoms that Swine Flu have.

http://www.who.int/csr/don/2010_05_07/en/

 For more information and the latest (usually daily) statistics in our country you may follow this link:

http://www.jphpk.gov.my/English/UPDATE SWINE FLU.htm

   Our kindergarten’s staff will continue to closely monitor the situation. We will observe the children every morning and if they are sick, we will contact you to pick up the children and remain at home until full recover. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Meanwhile, please remain vigilant during the coming holiday and duration of the Swine Flu epidemic by observing the following steps:

*Enhance personal hygiene at your residence and wash hands diligently
*Avoid crowds and public food stalls
*Notify your class teacher should you have to travel out of the town
*Notify your class teacher and remain home for a week if returning from areas or having contacted with patients affected by the Swine Flu
*Keep your child at home till full recovery if he/she is having flu symptoms such as fever, runny nose and etc.

  Thank you for your understanding and full corporation! Your corporation may help us to continue serving the community, Insya Allah. Good Health and Happy Holidays!