Europe heatwave causes 1,300 deaths
The World Health Organization attributes over 1,300 deaths to Europe's ongoing heatwave, which has set temperature records across countries including Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Germany experienced its hottest day for the third consecutive time with temperatures reaching 41.7°C, while Poland and the Czech Republic also recorded their highest temperatures. WHO warnings highlight that climate change is driving these extreme heat events, with Europe warming at twice the global average, leading to increased health risks and fatalities.
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