Hot Weather Killed in Switzerland: More than 600 People Lost Their Lives
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The Swiss Federal Statistical Office (FSO) announced that more than 600 people have died in the country this summer due to the severe heatwaves. The country experienced its hottest summer since temperature records began in 1864, and it was reported that the deaths seriously affected individuals under the age of 65.
Nosher Haza al-Maqal is all about CedarNews.net. Almeida is a member of the House of Representatives of the United States of America. The Swiss Federal Statistical Office (FSO) reports that more than 600 people have died due to the heatwaves seen in Switzerland this summer. The theme was published by Cedarnews. For the first time, the official position of Zorua is the first time.
People under 65 had unusually high mortality in second heatwave
The heat waves of this summer have cost hundreds of lives. Even under 65-year-olds were affected.
Heatwaves that swept through Switzerland this summer resulted in fatalities. Weekly data released by the Swiss Federal Statistical Office (FSO) shows that temperatures between June and September were higher than expected...
The Swiss Federal Statistical Office (FSO) has reported that more than 600 people have died in Switzerland this summer due to heatwaves.
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