Over 10,000 Deaths Reported During Europe Heatwave

Europe recorded over 10,500 excess deaths during the scorching heatwave that swept across the western part of the continent in late June, mostly among seniors over the age of 65, due to soaring temperatures causing heat strokes and health complications. In France, a state of maximum alert was declared, with warning levels expanded to include 37 districts, amid an increase in forest fires—often caused by human activity. Meanwhile, the UK is bracing for fire risks linked to the heatwave. Temperatures in the United States reached record highs, climbing to 109°F, hindering wildfire suppression efforts and marking some of the highest readings in over 150 years.

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