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A worker at a road construction site in Madrid on Monday, during Europe's record heat wave this week. (Oscar Del Pozo/AFP/Getty Images)

Hundreds in Spain may have died from record heat, agency warns

 What to know

A record heat wave in Europe may have caused over 200 deaths in Spain, according to projections by the Carlos III Health Institute. The heat wave, exacerbated by climate change, has led to extreme temperatures and increased mortality, particularly among the elderly. France and Germany also reported drownings and heat-related fatalities and incidents.

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