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Europe issues heat alerts as early summer temperatures rise
Several European countries have placed regions under red alert less than a month after a May heatwave set records. Officials warn temperatures could climb further in coming days.
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European meteorological services have issued red alerts across multiple countries as an early heatwave pushes temperatures higher than seasonal norms. The alerts follow a May heatwave that set records in several nations. Forecasters say readings may exceed those levels in the days ahead.
Health data cited The World Health Organization stated that 200,000 people across the European Union have died due to heat since 2022. Authorities have advised residents to limit outdoor activity and check on vulnerable individuals during peak hours.
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