Spain: How Seville deals with the heat

Seville is one of Spain’s hottest cities. Now, it’s taking new measures to protect its residents from extreme heat — including heat-sensing wristbands for city employees.

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Spain is enduring increasingly severe heatwaves, with Seville and Córdoba among the cities most affected by record temperatures. This report follows outdoor workers using heat-monitoring wristbands, unhoused residents seeking refuge in cooling centers, neighborhoods struggling with power cuts, and Red Cross volunteers checking on vulnerable elderly people. As heat-related deaths rise, local authorities and communities are testing new measures to protect public health and adapt to extreme summer conditions driven by worsening climate pressures.

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