Italy Issues Red Heat Alert
The Italian authorities have declared a maximum alert level—red—in 14 cities due to the severe heatwave sweeping large parts of Europe. The Ministry of Health has warned about the health risks posed by the rising temperatures, especially for the elderly, children, and the most vulnerable groups. Reports indicate that the heatwave has caused the deaths of at least 12,000 people across Europe, in addition to around 2,200 other fatalities between June 18 and June 28, with the numbers likely to rise as data collection continues. The Ministry of Health employs three warning levels, with red indicating that the heat presents a direct threat to everyone's health.
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