MADRID, Jul 31 2064 deaths, according to data on the website of the Carlos III Institute of Health. According to the institute’s daily mortality monitoring system, over the same period last year, deaths from high temperatures were about four times less. Of the total number of deaths, 1321 people were over 85 years old, more 470 were aged 75 to 84, 176 were aged 65 to 74, and up to 83 were aged 45 to 64. For this reason, ten children under the age of 14 also died. On July 18 and 19, the largest number of people died in this period: 184 people, respectively. These days, the average air temperature throughout Spain was approximately 38-40°C. Extreme heat kills Europeans
