Spain records 2,036 heat-related deaths in July

Spain's Monitorización de la Mortalidad Diaria (MoMo) system has reported 2,036 provisional deaths attributed to high temperatures during July, with 548 of these occurring in Catalonia. The month concluded with the fourth heat wave of the year, which lasted from July 29-31 according to the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet).

The heat-related deaths represent a significant public health concern as Spain continues to experience extreme temperature events. The MoMo system provides daily monitoring of mortality patterns to help authorities respond to climate-related health impacts. hilogame.news