Spain is experiencing its deadliest summer on record for drownings: 239 people have lost their lives between June and August

Spain recorded its deadliest summer for drownings, with 239 fatalities reported between June and August. Data from the National Drowning Report (INA) indicates that these summer months consistently account for the highest number of such deaths annually in the country.

Separately, rescue operations continue in northern Nepal eleven days after a devastating flood. Despite the time elapsed, search efforts remain active following the discovery of additional survivors in recent hours.