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Europe experienced an exceptional heatwave in June, resulting in a sharp increase in temperatures that led to over 12,000 additional deaths above the normal rate across approximately 10 European countries, according to initial figures from official agencies. The numbers include around 10,000 fatalities in Germany, France, Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Luxembourg, as well as about 2,200 deaths in England and Wales. There was a significant rise in deaths during the last week of June, with the EuroMOMO platform recording approximately 14,000 excess deaths across 24 European countries during the period from June 22 to June 28. Data indicates that the heatwave was the primary cause of this sharp increase in fatalities, with official figures and statistics still being updated.
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