Heatwaves cause hundreds of deaths in Europe
Europe is experiencing a historic heatwave that has led to unprecedented high temperatures, with France recording its highest levels ever, reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius in some areas. Temperatures exceeded 35 degrees across vast regions of the country. Authorities in France and other places have issued red alerts for health risks, with hot conditions expected to persist until the end of the week. The United Kingdom, Spain, and Germany have also been affected by measures and the suspension of some activities due to the rising heat. Forecasts anticipate temperatures surpassing 38 degrees in southern England and 41 degrees in certain Italian cities.
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