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Hantavirus in Indonesia

inactive
0 signals (30 d)
Asia IDN

Overview

Indonesia is in the Asia hantavirus context. The country has documented circulation of SEOV (Seoul virus).

Serang virus (SERV), first characterised from an Asian house rat (Rattus tanezumi) trapped in Serang, is the indigenous Indonesian hantavirus; phylogenetically it groups with Seoul virus. Reviews report human seroprevalence ranging widely depending on cohort, with Seoul virus the dominant circulating strain.

Sources for the above: Plyusnina et al., J Gen Virol 2009 (Serang virus identification) · Lukman et al., Viruses 2019 (Indonesia hantavirus research review)

Reservoir species

  • Rattus norvegicus
  • Rattus tanezumi

Endemic strains

SEOV HFRS
Seoul virus
CFR: ~1–2% (HFRS, mild form)

Signal trend (last 30 days)

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Signal volume = mentions in monitored sources (CDC, WHO, ECDC, news in 17 languages), not confirmed clinical case counts. Buckets are UTC days.

Recent signals from Indonesia

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