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Europe is enduring one of its most intense heatwaves on record as Germany and Denmark register historic temperatures Germany recorded a new national high of 41.5 degrees Celsius, while Denmark broke its all-time record with temperatures reaching 37 degrees Authorities across the continent have issued heat alerts as hospitals report rising admissions and emergency services face growing pressure France has warned of increased heat-related deaths, while Spain has linked more than 200 fatalities to the extreme weather Officials continue urging residents to avoid prolonged outdoor exposure as dangerous conditions persist across much of Europe




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00:39It's nice with this heat and I think a lot of other people in Scandinavia find it nice
00:43as well.
00:44But it's also concerning with the heat and with climate change.
00:48I think that we'll see it more here in the coming years as well.
00:51I don't think anyone is built for these kind of temperatures really.
00:55But you just gotta stay hydrated and stay in the shade and watch out for your friends
01:00and strangers.
01:35Everybody can see it I just gotta stay hydrated.
01:40Tsti of kore.
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02:06You saw what it is.
02:34Oh
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