List of deaths due to COVID-19

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This is a list of notable individuals who died from Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), coming from the virus SARS-CoV-2 which first spread during the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic.

List of deaths

Date of Death Place of Death Name Nationality Birthdate Age Notes and notability
January 25 China Wuhan Liang Wudong  China March 1959 60 Doctor who was the first to die due to nosocomial infection[1]
January 26 China Wuhan Wang Xianliang  China May 1957 62 Former chief of Ethnic and Religion Affairs Commission of Wuhan[2]
January 27 China Wuhan Yang Xiaobo  China January 1963 57 Former mayor of Huangshi[3]
February 7 China Wuhan Hong Ling  China November 27, 1966 53 Chinese geneticist and professor[4]
February 7 China Wuhan Li Wenliang  China October 12, 1986 33 Ophthalmologist, the first person to warn about the outbreak[5]
February 10 China Wuhan Lin Zhengbin  China July 6, 1957 62 Organ transplant expert[6]
February 13 China Wuhan Liu Shouxiang  China April 1958 61 Watercolor painter and professor[7]
February 14 China Wuhan Liu Fan  China 1961 59 Deputy Chief Nurse of Wuchang Hospital in Wuhan[8]
February 15 China Wuhan Duan Zhengcheng  China June 15, 1934 85 Industrial engineer and inventor[9]
February 27 Iran Tehran Hadi Khosroshahi  Iran 1939 81 Cleric and diplomat, former Ambassador to the Vatican[10]
March 2 Iran Tehran Mohammad Mirmohammadi  Iran March 3, 1949 70 Senior adviser to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei[11][12]
March 5 Iran Tehran Hossein Sheikholeslam  Iran November 29, 1952 67 Politician and diplomat[13][14]
March 7 Iran Langroud Reza Mohammadi Langroudi  Iran August 3, 1928 91 Ayatollah[15]
March 7 Iran Tehran Fatemeh Rahbar  Iran 1964 56 Member of Parliament[16][17][18]
March 9 Italy Treviso Italo De Zan  Italy July 1, 1925 94 Cyclist[19]
March 9 South Korea Daegu Lee Cha-su  South Korea June 6, 1957 62 Politician and activist[20]
March 9 Iran Tehran Mohammad-Reza Rahchamani  Iran December 1, 1952 67 Member of Parliament[21]
March 10 Spain Madrid Marcelo Peralta  Argentina March 5, 1961 59 Saxophonist and teacher[22]
March 12 Italy Asti Giovanni Battista Rabino  Italy December 5, 1931 88 Former member of Parliament[23]
March 13 Iran Iran Nasser Shabani  Iran General, senior commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps[24]
March 14 Italy Milan Piero Schlesinger  Italy May 19, 1930 89 Jurist and banker[25]
March 15 Italy Milan Vittorio Gregotti  Italy August 10, 1927 92 Architect[26]
March 15 Turkey Üsküdar Aytaç Yalman  Turkey July 29, 1940 79 General, former Commander of the Turkish Army[27]
March 16 France Ajaccio Nicolas Alfonsi  France April 13, 1936 83 Politician and lawyer, former Member of Senate and Mayor of Piana[28]
March 16 Italy Crema Sergio Bassi  Italy 1951 69 Folk singer-songwriter[29]
March 16 Iran Qom Hashem Bathaie Golpayegani  Iran 1941 78/79 Cleric and Member of Assembly of Experts[30]
March 16 Italy Mestre Francesco Saverio Pavone  Italy March 25, 1944 75 Magistrate[31]
March 16 Iran Tehran Fariborz Raisdana  Iran 1948 71/72 Economist and professor[32]
March 17 United States Seattle Stephen Schwartz  United States January 1, 1942 78 Pathologist[33]
March 18 Italy Carrara Luciano Federici  Italy May 16, 1938 81 Footballer[34]
March 18 France France Jean Leber  France 1939 80/81 Violinist[35]
March 19 Italy Bergamo Innocenzo Donina  Italy August 16, 1950 69 Footballer[36]
March 19 Iran Tehran Hamid Kahram  Iran 1958 61/62 Politician and veterinarian[37]
March 19 France Paris Aurlus Mabélé  Congo, Rep. October 26, 1953 66 Musician and composer[38]
March 19 Italy Fidenza Antonio Michele Stanca  Italy May 22, 1942 77 Geneticist[39]
March 20 Spain Madrid Carlos Falcó, 5th Marquess of Griñón  Spain February 3, 1937 83 Grandee of Spain, socialite and entrepreneur[40]
March 20 France Paris Jacques Oudin  France October 7, 1939 80 Former senator[41]
March 20 Italy Vicenza Marino Quaresimin  Italy November 22, 1937 82 Politician[42]
March 21 Philippines Manila Aileen Baviera  Philippines August 20, 1959 60 Political scientist and sinologist[43]
March 21 France Lille Jean-Jacques Razafindranazy  France 1952 67/68 Doctor[44]
March 21 Spain Madrid Lorenzo Sanz  Spain August 9, 1943 76 Businessman, former president of Real Madrid[45]
March 21 Spain Spain Vicenç Capdevila  Spain October 28, 1936 83 Former Mayor of L'Hospitalet de Llobregat and former Deputy[46]
March 22 Spain Barcelona Germà Colón  Spain November 30, 1928 91 Philologist[47]
March 22 Spain Alicante Benito Joanet  Spain September 16, 1935 84 Footballer and coach[48]
March 22 Spain Ciudad Real José María Loizaga Viguri  Spain May 9, 1936 83 Businessman[49]
March 22 United States New York City Mike Longo  United States March 19, 1937 83 Jazz pianist, composer, author[50]
March 23 Spain Madrid José Folgado  Spain 1944 75 Businessman, economist and politician[51]
March 23 Spain Segovia Lucia Bosè  Italy January 28, 1931 89 Actress and former Miss Italia[52]
March 23 United States Capital District, NY Walter Robb  United States April 25, 1928 91 Engineer[53]
March 23 France France Lucien Sève  France December 9, 1926 93 Philosopher and political activist[54]
March 24 France France Manu Dibango  Cameroon December 12, 1933 86 Saxophonist[55]

See also

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