Deadly Heat in Canada: People Dying Without Express Air Conditioners

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In the Canadian province of Quebec, during the past week, 33 people died because of the heat

Public reports referring to CTV News.

According to Montreal physicians, 18 deaths were recorded, most victims aged 53 to 85 years and lived in dangerous conditions, did not have access to air conditioners.

In Eastern Cantonese doctors There are seven deaths, five in central Quebec, two in Monterrey and one in Laval, one death

According to the Quebec Health Minister, Lucy Charleboa all deaths had health problems.

Meteorologists predict a decrease in temperature by the end of the week It is advisable for residents to drink a lot of water and stay in the air conditioned rooms.

An abnormal heat persisted in central and eastern Canada on June 29th. The temperature reached 35 degrees at high humidity. Generally, during this period, the temperature in the region does not exceed 25 degrees