A 55-year-old man dies from heat stroke in Sevilla

July 11, 2026

Reported by AI

A 55-year-old man died this Saturday after suffering heat stroke at his home in Cantillana, Sevilla. He spent ten days hospitalized at Hospital Virgen Macarena and is the fifth heat-related fatality in Andalusia.

The Regional Ministry of Presidency, Health and Emergencies of the Junta de Andalucía confirmed the death. The man had risk factors according to the Andalusian Coordination Protocol against the Effects of Excessive Temperatures on Health 2026.

Since the start of the season, 1,081 emergencies for heat-related pathologies have been recorded along with 18 heat stroke cases, five of which have been fatal. Other victims include a 59-year-old woman on July 9 and a 48-year-old man on July 8, both in Sevilla.

Temperatures in Andalusia will stay below 36 degrees until next week, according to local reports.

Illustration of Spain experiencing extreme heat during the third summer heatwave with temperatures up to 45°C.

AEMET issues special warning for third summer heatwave with up to 45 degrees

July 18, 2026 Reported by AI Image generated by AI

Spain's State Meteorological Agency has issued a special warning for the third heatwave of the summer, with temperatures that could exceed 44 or 45 °C on Wednesday and Thursday.

South Korea reports earliest heat-related death amid early heat wave

A man in his 80s in Seoul died from heat-related illness, marking South Korea's first such death this year and the earliest on record.

Three elderly deaths in Gironde attributed to heatwave

June 21, 2026 Reported by AI

Three elderly people died on Sunday in Gironde, probably due to the extreme heat, according to the department prefect.

Europe

Spain ends first heatwave but high temperatures persist in several areas

Europe

European heatwave breaks records and raises deaths

Europe

AEMET issues warning for second heat wave with up to 42 degrees from Sunday

Searches end in Los Gallardos wildfire with no additional victims

Search operations in areas affected by the Los Gallardos wildfire concluded on Sunday without finding more victims. Authorities confirmed the death of a 93-year-old British woman in hospital, raising the total to 13 fatalities. Evacuees began returning home after the fire was stabilized.