Key Points
- 9,800 people died
- People aged 85 and above were most affected
- Extreme heat exacerbates cardiovascular, lung, and kidney diseases
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In Germany, an extreme heat wave has resulted in the deaths of 9,800 people as of July 19. According to data from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), the heat most affected people aged 85 and above.
The deaths are reportedly linked to the heat exacerbating cardiovascular, lung, and kidney diseases. Warnings about the effects of extreme heat on human health continue to be issued.
The problems caused by the extreme heat in Germany are not limited to human health. The impact of the heat on the agricultural and livestock sectors is also a significant concern.
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- What is the number of deaths in Germany due to extreme heat?
- 9,800
- Who were most affected by the extreme heat?
- People aged 85 and above
- What are the effects of extreme heat on human health?
- It exacerbates cardiovascular, lung, and kidney diseases
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