According to data from the Health Ministry, it is estimated that nearly 2,150 individuals in Spain succumbed to heat-related conditions in August. The MoMo system documented 2,149 additional deaths attributed to high temperatures, marking it as the second highest total for August since records were initiated in 2015. From May 15 to August 31, the total summer fatalities reached 5,234, the most significant figure for that timeframe. In Catalonia, there were 1,164 deaths reported in August. Spain’s meteorological agency anticipates temperatures exceeding 35°C across much of the interior regions this week, underscoring ongoing heat threats.
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