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Another Telugu NRI Dies In USA Due To Cardiac Arrest

Another tragic death of a Telugu resident in USA came as a big shock to the NRI community living abroad. According to reliable reports, Telangana resident Yashwanth Kumar Goshika, who is aged 33 years, passed away due to cardiac arrest on Saturday in Dallas. 

Yashwanth Kumar hails from a lower middle-class family in Choutappal Village of Telangana. After completing his masters in USA, he secured a software job in a reputed MNC and working there since last few years.

He was living in Dallas in a Telugu community. Close friends revealed that he was suffering with a health condition relating to Sleep Apnea and died due to sudden heart stroke. 

He was unmarried and reportedly living alone in Dallas. The heart-breaking news of his sudden death devastated the family at home and also his friends and well wishers aboard.

The NRI community is putting efforts to send the dead body back to India for final rites. Telugu people living in USA offered condolences to the bereaved family.

This post was last modified on 29 December 2025 9:08 am

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