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3,400 deaths in a day: India's extreme heat days are deadlier than we imagined
(www.indiatoday.in)
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There are regions at very high risk: India and South Asian cities, Rio de Janeiro, West Africa, Mekka during the islamic Haji.
But a combination of wide-ranging power failure around a big city and extreme heat could also become deadly in places like the US.
And IIRC heat deaths are often not recognized, heat stroke fucks essential body systems and the consequences might appear days later and be classified as heart attack or circulatory failure.