More than 34,000 heat deaths in western Europe during warmest summer ever
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More than 34,000 heat deaths were recorded in western Europe during the region's warmest summer on record. The extreme temperatures proved particularly dangerous for vulnerable populations, including young children and the elderly, and can exacerbate existing illnesses.
Spain was specifically noted as experiencing its deadliest summer since the nation began keeping records in 2015, highlighting the severe regional impact of the record-breaking heatwave.
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Independent.ie (Dublin, Ireland) (IE)Focuses on Spain experiencing its deadliest summer since 2015 records began.
Japan Times (JP)Highlights health risks, vulnerable populations, and exact death toll figures.
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