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US heat wave turns deadly: How to stay safe
July 01 2021, 08:00
Officials in the Northwest have said about a dozen deaths may be tied to an intense heat wave blanketing the region, with several fatalities involving heat stroke and hyperthermia.
Source: FOX News
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