> but 70,000 people died in Europe in 2003 People die in Thailand from the cold at 10°C. There's a strong physiological acclimatization factor, plus the way dw

> but 70,000 people died in Europe in 2003 People die in Thailand from the cold at 10°C. There's a strong physiological acclimatization factor, plus the way dwellings are set up to handle the heat. Which is to say wet bulb temperatures of 28°C in Europe are incomparable in terms of fatality rates to the same temperatures in central India -- perhaps that was your point.