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The summer heat killed about 50 thousand people in Europe.

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The summer heat killed about 50 thousand people in Europe.

According to estimates by British researchers, the heat of the summer of 2026 in European cities killed about 50,000 people; Based on this, about 65% of these deaths are related to climate change caused by human activity. This summer was the deadliest in terms of heat-related deaths.

Estimates show that of a total of 50,391 heat-related deaths in 854 urban areas in Europe, 32,619 cases were related to human-caused heating. These statistics were announced by researchers from Imperial College London and the London School of Health and Tropical Medicine.