Spain reports hundreds of deaths amid ongoing Europe heatwave
Spain has experienced a severe heatwave that caused temperatures to rise to over 40 degrees Celsius in many areas, with the highest temperature recorded at 43.7°C in the Basque Country. Since June 21, this heatwave has resulted in 327 deaths, with the hot weather continuing through the nights, increasing health risks—especially for the elderly and those with heart and respiratory conditions. The meteorological agency confirmed that June 22 and 23 were the hottest days in June since records began in 1950, amid warnings that the hot weather will persist and impact large parts of Europe.
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