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12 COVID cases, 4 deaths reported in A.P. since June 26, but no need to worry, says health official

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Nellore Sravani
12 COVID cases, 4 deaths reported in A.P. since June 26, but no need to worry, says health official
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Andhra Pradesh health officials reported 12 COVID-19 cases and four deaths between late June and mid-July, noting that all deceased patients had significant comorbidities. Experts emphasize that the current trend is cyclical and does not warrant public alarm.

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Twelve COVID-19 cases have been reported in Andhra Pradesh between June 26 and July 16, and four patients, who had multiple comorbidities, died during this period, said an official release issued by the Health Department.

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