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.
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.
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.