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Central Europe's heatwave causes fatalities
Europe is experiencing an unprecedented heatwave, with Germany recording a national high temperature of 41.7°C and the Czech Republic reaching 41.1°C. It is expected to affect 191 million people, with temperatures exceeding 35°C. The heatwave has resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people, especially those over 65, and there has been an increase in fatalities in France, where deaths have risen by nearly a thousand since the heatwave began 11 days ago. This phenomenon occurs in the context of climate change caused by human activity, along with warnings of worsening extreme weather events.
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