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A Glasgow primary school at the centre of a swine flu alert will close on Friday for a week, Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon has announced.A Glasgow primary school at the centre of a swine flu alert will close on Friday for a week, Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon has announced.
She stressed the move, at the city's Annette Street Primary, had been taken as a precautionary measure.She stressed the move, at the city's Annette Street Primary, had been taken as a precautionary measure.
Three pupils who attended the school are suspected to have the virus.Three pupils who attended the school are suspected to have the virus.
Two of them are the children of the 37-year-old man in intensive care at Glasgow's Victoria Infirmary - the 14th case of the virus.Two of them are the children of the 37-year-old man in intensive care at Glasgow's Victoria Infirmary - the 14th case of the virus.
Ms Sturgeon said number of confirmed swine flu cases in Scotland has remained at 14. Ms Sturgeon said the number of confirmed swine flu cases in Scotland has remained at 14.
'Early action'
She also said there were five probable cases in Glasgow, four of which are the wife of the man in intensive care and their three children.
The fifth is a five-year-old pupil at Annette Street Primary and a neighbour of the family.
The health secretary said: "We know from experience south of the border that when precautionary action like this can be taken early, then we do have a good chance of stopping further spread."
Tamiflu will be issued to the children in the Primary One class of the child and public health officials will give parents advice and reassurance.
There is also one probable case in a male in Lothian.