A 15-year-old boy's body was recovered from a reservoir near Manchester after a swimming incident, as the UK faces a surge in water-related deaths (at least 7 in June, following 15 in May) during its record-breaking heatwave, with police and experts warning against the dangers of cold water shock in open water bodies.
France's heatwave has caused 55 drowning deaths since June 18, with Sports Minister Marina Ferrari warning of worsening conditions. Paris banned public alcohol consumption and faces hospital saturation, while zinc roofs pose health risks in attic dwellings.
A severe heatwave across Europe has led to 40 drowning deaths in France over five days, primarily among young people swimming in unsupervised areas. France recorded its hottest June day and night on record, with extreme temperatures prompting closures and alerts nationwide.
France has recorded 40 drowning deaths in five days due to a severe heatwave, with most victims being young people swimming in unsupervised areas. Europe is experiencing record-breaking temperatures attributed to an 'omega block' weather pattern.
A severe heatwave across Europe has led to at least 40 drowning deaths in France over five days, with most victims being young people in unsupervised swimming areas. Temperatures are expected to reach 40°C in Paris, with parts of central France potentially hitting 43°C.
France faces extreme heatwave with record 44.3°C in Pissos, 40 drowning deaths in unsupervised swimming areas, and widespread disruptions including shortened hours for Eiffel Tower and Louvre.
