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More than 1,300 deaths in Europe amid heatwave: What can countries do?

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More than 1,300 deaths in Europe amid heatwave: What can countries do?
More than 1,300 deaths in Europe amid heatwave: What can countries do?
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  • Temperatures in Europe have hit a new high this summer, with hotter early-summer heatwaves resulting in illness, excessive deaths and the collapse of infrastructure.
  • On Sunday, temperatures reached 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in some ...

Temperatures in Europe have hit a new high this summer, with hotter early-summer heatwaves resulting in illness, excessive deaths and the collapse of infrastructure.

On Sunday, temperatures reached 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in some ...

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