WARSAW Poland AP More than two weeks of freezing weather has killed at least 66 people in Poland well over the total who died from the cold last winter police said Tuesday. Police spokeswoman Grazyna Puchalska said 54 cold-related deaths were reported all of last winter. An Arctic cold front that hit Poland on Nov. 16 sending temperatures as low as minus 26 Celsius minus 4 Fahrenheit claimed its 66th victim Monday a 20-year-old man whose body was found lying outside in the Warsaw area according to police. Like in most of the cold-related deaths in Poland the man appeared to have passed out after drinking alcohol police said. Tuesday's low temperature in Warsaw was minus 12 Celsius 10 Fahrenheit. tsc APW19981201.0438.txt.body.html APW19981201.0942.txt.body.html