Rugby: Fijian player of a Japanese club dies of a "severe heat stroke"
Vunilagi, a front that can also evolve in the third line and which measures 1.96 m for 117 kg, has completed his university studies in Japan and has started his
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Vunilagi, a forward who can also move into the third line and who measures 1.96 m for 117 kg, studied university in Japan and started his professional career there in 2023 with the Tokyo Sungoliath's first division club, where he played very little. A heat wave had already caused the death of 45 people from 20 to 26 July, the Japanese authorities said. Temperatures reached up to 35 degrees in Fukuoka on Monday.
Furthermore, A very large heat wave in Japan Despite medical care, he died Friday morning. Pass advertising Pass advertising Saimoni Vunilagi, a Fijian rugby player in a Japanese second division team, died after being hospitalized for "severe heat stroke symptoms," announced his club on Saturday. Fijian Saimoni Vunilagi, who had joined Kyushu KV's club in June, died in Japan's second division after a training session under very hot conditions.
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Vunilagi, a forward who can also move into the third line and who measures 1.96 m for 117 kg, studied university in Japan and started his professional career there in 2023 with the Tokyo Sungoliath's first division club, where he played very little.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA heat wave had already caused the death of 45 people from 20 to 26 July, the Japanese authorities said.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesTemperatures reached up to 35 degrees in Fukuoka on Monday.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA very large heat wave in Japan Despite medical care, he died Friday morning.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesPass advertising Pass advertising Saimoni Vunilagi, a Fijian rugby player in a Japanese second division team, died after being hospitalized for "severe heat stroke symptoms," announced his club on Saturday.
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Fijian Saimoni Vunilagi, who had joined Kyushu KV's club in June, died in Japan's second division after a training session under very hot conditions.
according to Ouest-France — À la UneKyushu KV Saimoni Vunilagi died after a training session with Kyushu KV.
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