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Drownings surge as heat stifles Germany
Ninety-nine people drowned in Germany last month, the most since a record heatwave swept Europe in 2003, according to official figures.
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thelocal.de
Germany sees more than 5,000 heat-related deaths this year
Thousands of people have died in Germany in connection to the extreme up to the end of June, new figures show.
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koreatimes.co.kr
Heatwave linked to more than 5,000 deaths in Germany - The Korea Times
Germany has recorded an estimated 5,120 heat-related deaths so far this year, most of them in late June when weekly average temperatures far exceed...
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spiegel.de
Im Juni ertranken so viele Menschen wie seit 2003 nicht mehr
Sommer, Sonne, Hitzewelle – und so viele Badetote wie selten. Im Juni sind in Deutschland mindestens 99 Menschen ertrunken. Bei den Badeunfällen gibt es laut DLRG typische Muster.
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tagesschau.de
Im Juni so viele Badetote wie seit 23 Jahren nicht mehr
Die extreme Hitzewelle treibt die Menschen in Seen, Flüsse und ans Meer. Die dramatische Folge: Im Juni gab es laut DLRG so viele Badetote wie seit mehr als 20 Jahren nicht zum…
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taz.de
Badetote in Deutschland: So viele Tote in einem Monat wie zuletzt 2003
Im Juni sind so viele Menschen beim Baden ertrunken wie zuletzt vor mehr als 20 Jahren. Besonders oft kamen junge Männer bei Badeunfällen ums Leben.
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vanguardngr.com
99 drowned in June as heatwave stifles Germany
Germany was among the nations hit by a stifling June heatwave in western Europe, which set temperature records in several places across the country as the mercury rose as high as…
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Drownings surge as heat stifles Germany
Ninety-nine people drowned in Germany last month, the most since a record heatwave swept Europe in 2003, according to official figures.
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malaymail.com
Drownings surge as heat stifles Germany, with 99 cases reported last month
BERLIN, July 12 — Ninety-nine people drowned in Germany last month, the most since a record heatwave swept Europe in 2003, according to official figures.Germany was among the...
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theguardian.com
Germany records nearly 100 drowning deaths, many of them young men, in June heatwave
Authorities confirm worst toll in more than 20 years, as extreme temperatures in Europe force early closure of Eiffel Tower
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irishtimes.com
Germany records nearly 100 drownings in a month
Study estimates 2,700 excess deaths in England and Wales during May and June’s record hot spells
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tgcom24.mediaset.it
Germania, con caldo estremo è boom di annegamenti: 99 vittime a giugno
In Germania, a causa del caldo, il numero di persone morte in acqua è stato il più alto mai registrato in un mese di giugno da oltre 20 anni
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ansa.it
Con il caldo estremo in Germania boom di annegamenti, 99 vittime a giugno - Altre news - Ansa.it
Lo scorso mese, caratterizzato da un'ondata di caldo estremo, in tutta la Germania il numero di persone morte in acqua è stato il più alto mai registrato in un mese di giugno da…
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punchng.com
Germany recorded 32% spike in deaths during June heatwave
Germany recorded a 32% spike in deaths during the June heatwave, with 23,900 fatalities. Learn more about the impact of the Germany heatwave deaths.
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adnkronos.com
Heat, deaths in Germany increased by 32% in June
In June, deaths in Germany increased by 32% due to a record heatwave compared to levels recorded in the previous four years. The German statistical institute reports this,…
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hurriyetdailynews.com
Germany recorded 32 percent spike in deaths in June heat wave - World News
Deaths in Germany spiked 32 percent during a record heat wave in June compared to levels in the previous four years, official data showed on June 14.
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scmp.com
German deaths rise 32% during record June heatwave, data shows
About 23,900 people died between June 22 and June 28 – an increase of 7,100 compared with the two previous weeks.
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Germany recorded 32 percent spike in deaths in June heatwave
Deaths in Germany spiked 32 percent during a record heatwave in June compared to levels in the previous four years, official data showed Tuesday.