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Cyprus Heatwave. The met office has issued a yellow warning for extreme heat until 6pm on wednesday, the ninth warning in the past six days. Heatwaves across cyprus and greece have left multiple people dead with türkiye battling wildfires as temperatures soared above 40c. A cyprus health official has said two people have died from heatstroke after a heatwave struck the region. Cyprus puts out its worst blaze of the summer, while greece evacuates thousands of people and gets help from other countries. On friday an elderly person died. The health impacts of environmental degradation and climate change add to wider challenges faced by cyprus’s health system, including the burden of noncommunicable diseases,. A heatwave will continue across cyprus, with maximum temperatures of around 44 c (111 f) inland and 34 c (93 f) over the mountains. The eastern mediterranean region suffers one of the longest heatwaves in recorded history, with temperatures above 40°c and fires raging on several islands. The met office has issued a yellow warning of extreme high temperatures for thursday and friday, with inland areas reaching 43 degrees. Others are fighting for their life in hospital. Cyprus and the broader eastern mediterranean region are facing an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures soaring to dangerous levels and an elevated risk of wildfires. Parts of southern europe have sweltered in record.

A cyprus health official has said two people have died from heatstroke after a heatwave struck the region. The met office has issued a yellow warning of extreme high temperatures for thursday and friday, with inland areas reaching 43 degrees. The health impacts of environmental degradation and climate change add to wider challenges faced by cyprus’s health system, including the burden of noncommunicable diseases,. Others are fighting for their life in hospital. Heatwaves across cyprus and greece have left multiple people dead with türkiye battling wildfires as temperatures soared above 40c. The met office has issued a yellow warning for extreme heat until 6pm on wednesday, the ninth warning in the past six days. On friday an elderly person died. Cyprus puts out its worst blaze of the summer, while greece evacuates thousands of people and gets help from other countries. Cyprus and the broader eastern mediterranean region are facing an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures soaring to dangerous levels and an elevated risk of wildfires. A heatwave will continue across cyprus, with maximum temperatures of around 44 c (111 f) inland and 34 c (93 f) over the mountains.

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Cyprus Heatwave The met office has issued a yellow warning for extreme heat until 6pm on wednesday, the ninth warning in the past six days. The met office has issued a yellow warning for extreme heat until 6pm on wednesday, the ninth warning in the past six days. The health impacts of environmental degradation and climate change add to wider challenges faced by cyprus’s health system, including the burden of noncommunicable diseases,. A heatwave will continue across cyprus, with maximum temperatures of around 44 c (111 f) inland and 34 c (93 f) over the mountains. A cyprus health official has said two people have died from heatstroke after a heatwave struck the region. Heatwaves across cyprus and greece have left multiple people dead with türkiye battling wildfires as temperatures soared above 40c. On friday an elderly person died. Others are fighting for their life in hospital. Cyprus and the broader eastern mediterranean region are facing an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures soaring to dangerous levels and an elevated risk of wildfires. Parts of southern europe have sweltered in record. The met office has issued a yellow warning of extreme high temperatures for thursday and friday, with inland areas reaching 43 degrees. Cyprus puts out its worst blaze of the summer, while greece evacuates thousands of people and gets help from other countries. The eastern mediterranean region suffers one of the longest heatwaves in recorded history, with temperatures above 40°c and fires raging on several islands.