Andhra Pradesh continued to reel under severe heat wave conditions for the second consecutive day on Thursday even as six sunstroke deaths were reported from different districts. In all, 11 persons have died in the last two days. District administrations rushed to take precautionary measures like distribution of ORS sachets at primary health centres and hospitals. But as met officials informed that the temperatures might subside by Friday evening, emergency measures such as relaxing work hours for labourers would be taken up for consideration as per the developing situation, Krishna district collector Babu A said. Most heat-related deaths have been of elderly people. In Srikakulam district, two more people died of heat-related factors on Thursday. Netta Ammannamma (67) of Bobbilipeta in Amadalavalasa mandal died while returning from her farm. Another aged person, Chokkara Appanna of Benkili lost his life due to sunstroke on Wednesday night. In neighbouring Vizianagaram district, a 70-year-old woman, Suryakantam, died in Bhogapuram on Thursday. As temperatures crept up to 44 degrees C in Kadapa, an octogenarian died in Kalasapadu in Badvel constituency. Koduri Balakesaiah went to the bazar in Kalasapadu to get some provisions and collapsed after returning home. In Ongole, a 39-year-old woman from Sakhavaram died, apparently of exhaustion and internal bleeding, officials said.