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30 June
An emergency meeting was called as Europe faces ongoing challenges from the heatwave.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that over 1,300 deaths in Europe have been attributed to an ongoing heatwave that began on June 21, 2026. The extreme heat has led to record temperatures across the continent, with Germany reporting highs of 41.7°C. The WHO's announcement highlights the severe impact of these conditions, stating that approximately 150 million people are currently living in areas experiencing extreme heat.
In addition to the fatalities, the heatwave has resulted in widespread disruptions, including school closures and significant pressures on electricity networks. As the situation continues to develop, health experts have expressed concerns about Europe's preparedness for such high temperatures and the overall public health implications. The WHO's message underscores the urgency of addressing the challenges posed by climate-related events and their consequences on human health and infrastructure.
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