Germany Records Over 5,000 Heat-Related Deaths This Year

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Germany has recorded an estimated 5,120 heat-related deaths this year, with most occurring in late June.
The Robert Koch Institute reported that 4,270 fatalities were among those aged 75 and above.
Europe is experiencing its hottest June on record, prompting WHO warnings about heat stress.

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Germany has recorded an estimated 5,120 heat-related deaths this year, with most occurring in late June. The Robert Koch Institute reported that 4,270 fatalities were among those aged 75 and above. Europe is experiencing its hottest June on record, prompting WHO warnings about heat stress.

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