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China records its first heatstroke fatalities during an extreme heatwave, with two deaths in Shenzhen.
China has reported its first heatstroke fatalities due to record temperatures exceeding 40°C for eight consecutive days, impacting southern provinces.
At least two people died from heatstroke in Shenzhen, with emergency services attending 88 heat-related illnesses from August 1-6th.
The extreme heat follows China's hottest July in modern history and the worst heatwaves since 1961 in 2022, though no official death toll for heat-related incidents has been disclosed.
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