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Tens of millions endure extreme temperatures as the heatwave moves eastward. Switzerland set a new June daily record for the third straight day and Denmark logged its highest temperature ever on Saturday.
France 24Tens of millions of people across Europe are enduring extreme temperatures as a heatwave pushes eastward, France 24 reported. Scientists stated that a heatwave of this intensity so early in the summer would have been virtually impossible without human-caused climate change. Switzerland has broken its record for the hottest June day for the third consecutive day.
Denmark recorded its highest temperature on record on Saturday. Two nuclear reactors were taken offline after the Aare River became too warm to cool them. Spain has reported 327 heat-related deaths this week.
Europe is the fastest-warming continent.
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NewsweekTwo earthquakes struck northern Venezuela three days ago, killing at least 1,430 people and leaving up to 68,000 missing. Rescue teams from seventeen flights and more than 14,000 military and police personnel are on site, though some residents report limited official support.
abcnews.go.comThree firefighters died and two were injured Saturday while responding to the Snyder Fire along the Utah-Colorado border. The blaze originated in Utah and spread into Colorado, where officials declared a disaster emergency the same day.
Three rangers and three militants died when gunmen struck a security camp in Karachi on Saturday night. Officials said one wounded attacker was taken into custody.