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Heat Deaths Beryl

Nation Jul 25

Hurricane Beryl death toll in Texas rises to 36, including more who lost power in extreme heat

By Juan A. Lozano, Jamie Stengle, Associated Press

Nation Jul 21

Aftermath of severe storms in Houston
Heat-related deaths climb in Texas after Hurricane Beryl left millions without power

Beryl knocked out electricity to nearly 3 million homes and businesses at the height of the outages, which lasted days or much longer, and hospitals reported a spike in heat-related illnesses.

By Jamie Stengle, Lekan Oyekanmi, Associated Press

Nation Jul 07

Extreme heat in Death Valley, California
Motorcyclist dies in California’s Death Valley as record-breaking heat persists across the nation

A high temperature of 128 Fahrenheit was recorded Sunday at Death Valley National Park in eastern California, where a visitor died from heat exposure and another person was hospitalized, officials said.

By Christopher Weber, Margery A. Beck, Associated Press

World Jul 04

Hot Weather In Delhi-NCR
India likely undercounts heat-related deaths, tempering its response, officials say

The worry, public health officials say, is that undercounting the deaths means the heat wave problem isn't as prioritized as it should be, and officials are missing out on ways to prepare their residents for the scorching temperatures.

By Sibi Arasu, Associated Press

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