"One person has died of swine flu at a private hospital here," Health and Family Welfare Minister Pratap Jena said adding the state is fully prepared to tackle the situation.
He said a total 24 patients have been affected with H1N1 virus by August 4 while 18 are undergoing treatment at different hospitals. Six persons have tested positive on Friday.
A total of 16 swabs were examined on August 4 out of which six were found positive - four from here and one each from Cuttack and Sundergarh.
The health department also issued dos and don'ts for the general public and increased the awareness drive to prevent the spread of the disease.
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