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France reports 5700 heatwave deaths in two weeks
The article discussed the impact of the severe heatwave in France last June, which resulted in more than 5,700 additional deaths compared to expectations, bringing the total death toll in affected areas to over 21,000. It explained that the gap between expected and actual fatalities reflects the unprecedented rise in temperatures and its detrimental effect on public health. At the same time, Spain experienced massive forest fires in the Guadalajara region, consuming 32,000 hectares and leading to the evacuation of 1,200 people. Since the beginning of the year, the country has recorded 22 fires. Scientific expertise confirms that increased temperatures driven by human activity are intensifying heatwaves and droughts, exposing Europe to greater risks of fires and extreme weather events. There are ongoing warnings about the escalating climate threats and their regional impacts.
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