Spain experienced a heat wave that resulted in at least 1,028 fatalities. This period marked the hottest January-to-June on record for the country. According to scientists, the extreme heat affecting Europe is attributed to climate change.
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Over 1,000 deaths reported in Spain due to heat wave
A heat wave in Spain has led to the deaths of at least 1,028 individuals, coinciding with the hottest January-to-June period recorded in the country. Scientists attribute the extreme temperatures across Europe to climate change.
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