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Deutsche Welle25.06.2026Environment

Europe Heat Wave: 101 Million to Endure Temperatures Above 35°C, Deaths and Disruptions Mount

Extreme heat wave breaks records across Europe, with at least 212 heat-related deaths in Spain and severe disruptions in France, Germany, and the UK

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A severe heat wave affects over 101 million Europeans, with 212 suspected heat-related deaths in Spain.
France and Germany experience record temperatures, disruptions, and precautions like nuclear reactor shutdowns and refund offers for train travel.

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A severe heat wave affects over 101 million Europeans, with 212 suspected heat-related deaths in Spain. France and Germany experience record temperatures, disruptions, and precautions like nuclear reactor shutdowns and refund offers for train travel.

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