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عربية – DW
Europe faces crisis: deaths in France and water risks in Germany
Europe is experiencing an unprecedented heatwave caused by a hot air mass coming from North Africa, leading to record high temperatures in several countries. Britain recorded its highest temperature in May at 34.8°C, while Ireland reached 28.8°C, and a fire broke out in Edinburgh due to intense heat. In Germany and France, warnings have been issued about water shortages and temperatures reaching 35-36°C, with seven people dying in France as a result of the heatwave. Italy has imposed restrictions on working under the sun, and Spain is expected to continue experiencing high temperatures along with tropical nights. Scientists attribute the intensification of heatwaves to climate change driven by human activity.
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