European heatwave causes over 14,000 deaths in the most severe climate disasters

A record heatwave swept through Western Europe in June, resulting in approximately 14,000 excess deaths according to official data and researchers' estimates, with record figures recorded in several countries including France, Germany, Belgium, Spain, and Britain. Experts confirmed that climate change caused by human activity played a significant role in the occurrence of this severe heatwave, which led to temperatures exceeding 40°C and worsened health conditions, accompanied by school closures and an unusually high number of fatalities.

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