India couple beat COVID-19 but commit suicide due to stress
Early probe shows Andhra couple suffered from mental and financial stress: Police
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Hyderabad: A middle-aged couple who had recovered from COVID-19 only two days ago, committed suicide while in quarantine at home.
The incident occurred on Sunday in Dharmavaram town of Anantapur district in Andhra Pradesh.
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Deputy Superintendent of police Ramakant said that the couple had tested positive for COVID-19 and were admitted to a local hospital. After recovering and leaving the hospital on July 30, they were in self-isolation at their home. On Sunday morning they jumped to their death.
“Our preliminary investigation showed that the couple was suffering from mental stress and financial difficulties and decided to end their lives,” Ramakant said.
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