A heatwave in Japan is being blamed for more than 60 deaths as more than 15,000 people have needed hospital treatment.
With temperatures soaring past 35 degrees Celsius in most of the country, sales of beer and air conditioners have skyrocketed.
But authorities say the heatwave has also caused at least 66 deaths.
Some died from heatstroke, while others drowned while trying to beat the heat.
More than 15,000 people have been treated for heatstroke in hospital.
Japan’s meteorological agency is predicting the hottest summer in 100 years, with temperatures rising dramatically since the end of the annual rainy season earlier this month.
