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3:19Now PlayingEurope's exceptionally early and intense heat this year appears to have caused a sharp rise in deaths, with emerging figures showing well over 10,000 more people died at the height of the heat wave than would normally be expected across the continent.
Researchers tracking what they call excess mortality, or the gap between the expected number of deaths and the actual number, recorded a spike in late June when several parts of Europe saw record temperatures. Experts said it will take time for the full toll to become clear, and many heat-related deaths may never be formally recorded as such.
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