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During the heatwave in France from June 22 to June 28, 2026, there was an alarming 85% increase in deaths among individuals aged 75 and older, as reported by the home medical service "SOS-Médecins." This increase was compared to the previous week, highlighting the severe impact of the extreme temperatures on vulnerable elderly populations. The service noted that there were 513 deaths recorded within this age group during the heatwave.
In addition to the rise in deaths, "SOS-Médecins" observed a dramatic surge in medical interventions for heat-related issues. Interventions for heatstroke increased by 480%, while those for dehydration rose by 316%. These statistics underscore the health risks associated with prolonged exposure to high temperatures, particularly for older adults, who are often at greater risk during such weather events.
3 July
Αύξηση σχεδόν 30% στους θανάτους στη Γαλλία κατά τον καύσωνα
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