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5,700 deaths in France after series of heat waves
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July 22, 2026
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0:21Now PlayingFrance recorded more than 5,700 excess deaths, meaning those above what is expected under normal conditions, during recent heat waves that started in June. More than two-thirds of those who died were 75 or older. The number includes all deaths regardless of their cause, but represents a thirty-six per cent increase to the excess mortality rate during the period of record-breaking heat.
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