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Heat Wave Tests Elderly People in Turku: Dangerously High Indoor Temperatures in Service Homes

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Temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius have been measured in several Turku care homes during the heat wave. Temperatures above 24 degrees Celsius increase mortality. The update of the law on permissible temperatures in care facilities and hospitals has been delayed for years.
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Heat Wave Tests Elderly People in Turku: Dangerously High Indoor Temperatures in Service Homes

Temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius have been measured in several Turku care homes during the heat wave. Temperatures above 24 degrees Celsius increase mortality. The update of the law on permissible temperatures in care facilities and hospitals has been delayed for years.

·Turku, Finland
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ts.fi broke the news in Turku, Finland on Saturday, August 2, 2025.
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