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Mallorca’s record summer linked to growing physical and psychological strain

Reports indicate health and psychological effects associated with an exceptionally hot summer in Mallorca, including residents’ desire for cooler weather.

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Sustained extreme heat can increase health risks and place additional pressure on local communities and services.

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