Heatwave in France increases death toll: Deaths rose 36 percent above average
According to the French public health agency, deaths increased significantly during the heatwave that affected the country in late June and early July.
The heatwave that affected France during the last weeks of June and the first days of July led to a notable increase in the number of deaths.
According to data from the French public health agency, the number of deaths during this period rose by 36 percent compared to the averages of previous years. The agency's assessment pointed out that the increase is linked to the days when extreme heat was effective.
It was stated that more than half of the deaths were recorded on June 24 and 25, when temperature averages in the country reached historic levels. Authorities emphasize the importance of precautions during heatwave periods, especially for risk groups such as the elderly and those with chronic illnesses.
News Source: 12punto
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