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France reports 57 deaths from heatwave
During the heatwave in France last June, there was an increase of about 5,700 deaths beyond the expected number, with a total of 21,674 fatalities recorded during that period, compared to an estimated 15,910 deaths based on previous data. This reflects the impact of record-breaking temperatures on the health of the population. Meanwhile, wildfires are intensifying in Spain, where the Guadalajara fire became one of the largest in recent years, scorching over 32,000 hectares and forcing the evacuation of 1,200 people. Efforts to combat the fires are ongoing, accompanied by warnings that the phenomenon may worsen due to climate change, which is partly driven by human activity, with some areas experiencing temperatures exceeding 41 degrees Celsius.
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