"With this, a total of 102 swine flu patients have been found in Lucknow so far. They are being treated in different hospitals of the city", Chief Medical Officer (CMO), SNS Yadav said.
Altogether, three persons including Swatantra Saksena, working in Merchant Navy; a retired Army officer and the wife of a retired jawan succumbed to the virus in Lucknow.
With sharp rise in cases of swine flu in the state capital, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has directed to provide free and prompt treatment to such patients in SGPGI, KGMU and other medical colleges of the state.
Meanwhile, Shahjahanpur District Magistrate Shubhra Saxena has also tested positive for swine flu and was yesterday admitted to a private hospital in Bareilly, Pramanshu Kumar,Bareilly Commissioner, said.
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