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Heatwave in Europe Causes 12,000 Excess Deaths Above Average
An exceptional heatwave hit Europe in June, leading to approximately 12,000 additional deaths above the average in about ten European countries, according to an initial report by AFP based on national data. The affected countries included Germany, France, Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Luxembourg, with an estimated increase of around 10,000 deaths during the peak of the wave between June 22 and 28. Additionally, there were about 2,200 additional deaths in England and Wales, along with a significant rise in fatalities during the last week of June, according to data from the EuroMOMO platform. The data indicates that the total number of excess deaths could increase as the statistics continue to be updated.
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