At least 19 suspected heat-related deaths in New Jersey as temps soar over the July 4th holiday
Metro At least 19 suspected heat-related deaths in New Jersey as temps soar over the July 4th holiday By David Spector Published July 5, 2026, 12:13 a.m. Add The New York Post on Google There have been at least 19 suspected heat-related deaths across New Jersey as temperatures continue to soar over the July 4 holiday, officials said. “We started to see what we believed to be heat-related deaths as early as Thursday of this week… many of these individuals were found in homes without air conditioning,” New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Dr.
- ▪Metro At least 19 suspected heat-related deaths in New Jersey as temps soar over the July 4th holiday By David Spector Published July 5, 2026, 12:13 a.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google There have been at least 19 suspected heat-related deaths across New Jersey as temperatures continue to soar over the July 4 holiday, officials said.
- ▪“We started to see what we believed to be heat-related deaths as early as Thursday of this week… many of these individuals were found in homes without air conditioning,” New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Dr.
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