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Study: More than 50,000 heat-related deaths in Europe in summer 2026
A recent study estimated that Europe recorded about 50,000 heat-related deaths this summer, making it the worst recorded season in terms of heat mortality. About two-thirds of these deaths are attributed to the effects of climate change, according to Euronews.
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- The Financial Times described the summer as the deadliest in terms of heat-related deaths in modern records.
«making it the most deadly season for heat mortality in modern records»
Financial Times - The highest heat-related death rates were recorded in Malta, Italy and Hungary, according to The Guardian.
«People succumbed to heat at highest rates in Malta, Italy and Hungary»
The Guardian - Health problems, isolation and poverty increased the death toll in cities.
«with health issues, loneliness and poverty exacerbating toll»
The Guardian - About two-thirds of the deaths are attributed to the effects of climate change, according to Euronews.
«ويُعزى نحو ثلثي هذه الوفيات إلى تأثيرات تغيّر المناخ»
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