"Il y aura moins de morts qu'en 2003", assure Frédéric Adnet, chef du SAMU de Paris.

At the end of the heatwave, health authorities remain vigilant regarding the risk of excess mortality. Public Health France estimates that approximately 1,000 additional deaths have been recorded compared to the previous period. People over 65 years of age represent the vast majority of victims, with a marked increase in deaths at home, particularly among people living alone. 00:00 Heatwave: Heading for a catastrophe? Professor Frédéric Adnet, head of the Paris SAMU (Emergency Medical Service), is the guest on the GG (Grandes Gueules) program. 00:34 Frédéric Adnet: "In all heatwaves, a rebound effect is typical. People's bodies are exhausted." 01:15 Frédéric Adnet: "The peak has passed. We are observing a gradual decrease in interventions, calls, and patient care." 01:56 Frédéric Adnet: "There are two types of life-threatening emergencies. The most serious is heatstroke. The body temperature can reach 43°C (109°F). In such cases, the patient can be immersed in an ice bath." 02:50 Frédéric Adnet: "There will be fewer deaths than in 2003." 📻📺📲 News-Talk-Sport / Radio-TV-Digital | ⏰🎙👥 Our shows: #ApollineMatin #GGRMC #EstelleMidi ▶️ All videos are available on the RMC app https://bit.ly/3l0watr Follow us on our social media Facebook -   / rmcinfo   Twitter -   / rmcinfo   Instagram -   / rmc_off