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Date / Time: 8/4/2009 11:51 PM UTC
A soldier has become the first member of the armed forces to die after getting swine flu, it was revealed today.
Lee Porter, 30, a bombardier in the Royal Artillery, contracted the virus two weeks ago.
He was rushed to Frimley Park Hospital in Surrey and put on a life support machine after collapsing.
Popular: Bombardier Lee Porter, who died of swine flu, is pictured with a friend
But the Territorial Army volunteer, who had underlying health problems, lost his battle for life on Friday as heartbroken friends and relatives held a bedside vigil.
He was the 28th person known to have died after getting swine flu in England.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Defence said: ‘It is with great sadness that the MoD must confirm the death of Bombardier Lee Porter, who contracted swine flu two weeks ago, which complicated existing health problems.
‘Our thoughts go out to his family, who were at his bedside at the time.’
Friends paid tribute to him on social networking site Bebo.
Kelly Treacy wrote: ‘Lee, u were always so good to me and looked out for me like I was ur little sister. U were so kind to me and never let any1 give me any hassle, regardless of their rank.’
Frimley Park Hospital: Where Bombardier Porter lost his battle on Friday
Robert Deans added: ‘RIP, mate. You will be missed by all at 207 Bty. You were a great guy and full of life, Deansy.’
And Marky said: ‘RIP lee, i dont think words can describe just how much that u will b missed. a one in a million guy!’
Elsewhere, a British schoolgirl was on a life support machine in a Greek hospital.
Natasha Newman, 16, from Highgate, north London, is being treated in Athens after falling ill on the island of Cephalonia.
Doctors at the intensive care unit of Penteli Children’s Hospital described her condition as serious but stable.
Some 150,000 people in the UK have received the anti-viral drug Tamiflu via the National Pandemic Flu Service, which launched 10 days ago.
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