Europe's summer takes a turn
Europe has experienced an unprecedented heatwave, with France recording the highest temperatures since record-keeping began in 1947, surpassing 40 degrees Celsius. This led to power outages affecting 68,000 homes and the closure of numerous institutions. Meanwhile, Britain faced its highest temperature ever in June at 35.7 degrees Celsius, causing transportation disruptions and rare health warnings. The energy, transportation, and tourism sectors were impacted, and there was an increase in death rates and accidents, as temperatures continued to rise and their widespread effects on residents' lives and infrastructure persisted.
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