WHO reports 1,300 heatwave fatalities in Europe
The World Health Organization has announced that more than 1,300 people have died since the heatwave began in Europe on June 21. Temperatures have soared to record levels, reaching 41.5°C in Germany and 40.6°C in the Czech Republic. The extreme heat has led to multiple fatalities due to drowning, heatstroke, and heart attacks, alongside infrastructure deterioration such as school closures and increased strain on electrical grids.
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