that is correct. Recent health reports from July 2026 confirm that two people associated with the YSR Kadapa district region have passed away after testing positive for COVID-19. These are the first reported fatalities related to the virus in Andhra Pradesh since 2022. The first patient, a 60-year-old from the Rajampeta area, passed away on June 28 while undergoing treatment at CMC Vellore for severe lung and kidney complications. A subsequent RT-PCR test confirmed he was COVID-19 positive. The second patient, a 43-to-46-year-old man from the Masapeta area in Kadapa city, passed away on July 7 at the GGH-RIMS hospital in Kadapa after suffering from severe bilateral pneumonia and underlying health complications.

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Hyderabad: A tragic incident was reported from the Alibagh area under the limits of Shahalibanda Police Station, where a minor girl studying in SSC (Class 10) allegedly died by suicide at her residence. According to preliminary information, the incident occurred inside the girl's house in Alibagh locality. Family members discovered her and immediately alerted the police. Officers from Shahalibanda Police Station rushed to the spot and initiated necessary legal procedures. The body was shifted to a government hospital for post-mortem examination to determine the exact cause of death. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation into the circumstances that led to the incident. Authorities stated that they are questioning family members and collecting details to understand whether academic pressure or any other personal issues were involved. Further details will be known after the completion of the investigation. Police officials have appealed to the public not to spread unverified information until the inquiry is completed. @S.AzharAlam #telangana #hyderabad #studentsafety #Shahalibanda

Good Morning @Everyone 🌧️ Monsoon Alert: What Should Media Be Doing This Rainy Season? Ground-Level Reporting Priorities: Hospitals Cover cases of waterborne diseases, dengue, malaria, leptospirosis. Are rural PHCs and district hospitals prepared with medicines, beds, staff? Urban Slums Report on drainage clogging, flooded streets, open sewage and how they affect daily life. Are municipal workers and JCBs deployed before it floods? Rural Areas Track crop damage, washed away roads, and lack of access to health and food due to heavy rain. Highlight villages cut off due to river floods and damaged infrastructure. Reporters Should Ask MLAs/MPs: "What flood-control steps have you taken in your constituency this year?" "How much budget was sanctioned for drainage and desilting? Was it used?" "Where are your emergency shelters located, and are they operational?" "Are flood-affected families being given compensation and relocation help?"

Should Media Push Harder for Heatwave Crisis Coverage? With multiple states like Delhi, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh reporting record-breaking heatwaves, and hospitals seeing a spike in heatstroke cases. Are we, as media professionals, doing enough to hold the system accountable for heatwave preparedness and public safety? Why This is Important Today: Delhi recorded 49.9°C, the highest ever in India’s history. Over 30 suspected heatstroke deaths reported in Bihar, UP, and Odisha Many districts lack functioning shelters, water supply, or public awareness Power cuts, water shortages, and school disruptions are rising. Cover ground-level stories: hospitals, urban slums, rural dehydration deaths Ask MLAs/MPs: What’s your summer survival plan for your constituency?