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Spain Warns Tourists as Heat Wave Leaves More Than 200 Dead
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What happened
Spain has warned tourists and residents to take extra precautions after a severe heat wave was linked to about 212 deaths. Authorities urged people to avoid alcohol, drink more water and stay in shaded or cool places as temperatures remain dangerous.
- 01About 212 people died in Spain during the first heat wave of the season.
- 02Tourists received a special heat warning as the wave begins to ease.
- 03Spain's Health Ministry urged people to avoid alcohol, caffeine and sugary drinks.
- 04Officials told people to drink water, wear light clothing and avoid midday exertion.
- 05Britain's Foreign Office warned extreme weather can affect many parts of Spain.
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