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Deadly Heatwave: Why Are Europeans Still Reluctant to Install Air Conditioners? Extreme Heatwave: Why Do Europeans Still "Hate" Air Conditioners? Why Do Europeans "Hate" Air Conditioners? #vfacts #whattruth #airconditioner #heatwave #europe #airconditioner #elnino Visit FASTCARE and read the password VFACTS for a 15% discount: https://fastcare.vn/?utm_source=youtu... Europe has just experienced a historic heatwave and they have too few air conditioners! The solution: many governments have had to organize public misting stations to help people "cool down." Thousands of people flocked to rivers and lakes to swim, leading to many tragic drownings. The question is: Why do Europeans install air conditioners and stay indoors like the rest of the world? Does the Old Continent "Hate" Air Conditioning? In this video, we'll clarify this together. First, an update for those who don't watch the news. Europe just experienced a very severe heatwave at the end of June 2026, affecting more than 150 million people in Western, Central, and Southern Europe, as well as parts of the Balkans. A heatwave is a period of several consecutive days with unusually high temperatures, significantly hotter than the normal temperature for that region. Notably, Germany recorded a record temperature of 41.7°C in Coschen; France had its hottest day in history according to the national average temperature on June 24, 2026, with the hottest place reaching 43.8°C; Spain had many places exceeding 40°C, with Bilbao reaching 42.7°C. Heatwaves have a significant impact on health, wildfires, transportation, electricity, schools, and urban life. According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), since June 21, 2026, Europe has recorded over 1,300 deaths exceeding the same period last year. Notably, Europeans don't "go indoors and turn on the air conditioning" like in Vietnam and many other places. In Paris, people use fans, wet towels, wear damp clothes, close windows, use sunshades, cover windows with aluminum foil, or try to avoid going outside until sunset. In many places, people gather at fountains, misting areas, rivers, lakes, swimming pools, and beaches to cool down. But this brings risks: France and Germany have recorded dozens of drownings as people try to cool off. It's not that Europeans don't seek out air-conditioned places when they see the sun. Actually, Europe has too little air conditioning. You might also like to watch: ► Mind-Blowing Facts Season 1: https://bit.ly/2Njpiau ► Mind-Blowing Facts Season 2: https://bit.ly/2ElsgIK ► Mind-Blowing Facts Season 3: http://bit.ly/2SPH2gQ ► Universe Series by VFacts: https://bit.ly/2E3AROP ► VFacts Travel (Free Travel): https://bit.ly/2tuTbvp ► VFacts Top 5/Top 10: https://bit.ly/2Va7HEQ ► The World and the Best: https://bit.ly/2LQ2HoT ► You Ask, VFacts Answers: http://bit.ly/2Pkqi35 ► Animals: http://bit.ly/372XnFu ► Fun Facts about People: http://bit.ly/2CDIXNQ ► Brain-Boosting Series: https://bit.ly/3o3Umzj 📣 Help VFacts reach 2,000,000 subscribers: http://bit.ly/DKVFacts 📣 Official Fan Page: http://bit.ly/2VFacts 📣 Official Group: https://bit.ly/VFactsCommunity Please subscribe to VFacts Shorts:    / channel   Some materials used in the video belong to their respective owners. For any copyright issues, please contact: [email protected] All Copyrights related issues should be sent to [email protected]