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Fijian Rugby Player Dies of Heatstroke

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A 26-year-old Fijian-born rugby player for a Japanese second-division team died from heatstroke during a training session in Fukuoka. Temperatures in the area reached 35 degrees Celsius. The player collapsed after the session and was hospitalized with symptoms consistent with severe heatstroke.

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Fijian-born rugby player dies of heatstroke during training in Japan

- A Fijian-born rugby player for a Japanese second-division team died from heatstroke during an outdoor training session in Fukuoka. - The 26-year-old player collapsed after about 50 minutes of running in 35-degree Celsius (95 F) heat, with temperatures reaching 36.9 C (98.4 F) that day. - The team has temporarily suspended all training activities following the player's death.