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Extreme Heatwave Sweeps Southern Europe
An intense heatwave is impacting Southern Europe, bringing scorching temperatures and posing challenges for residents and authorities. Stay informed on the latest updates and safety measures in the region.
Several countries in southern Europe have issued extreme weather warnings as scorching heat engulfs the region. The iconic Acropolis in Greece has been ordered to close for several hours during the day due to the intense heat. Meteorologists predict that the hot air from Africa will continue to affect the nation until Sunday, with temperatures soaring up to 43 degrees Celsius.
In Croatia, record-high temperatures have been reported in the Adriatic Sea. In Dubrovnik, thousands of tourists sought shelter from the blazing sun while exploring the city, and beachgoers at nearby resorts huddled under umbrellas to escape the heat.
Meanwhile, Romania is also experiencing extreme heat, leading to one fatality and another person in critical condition. The country remains under an orange heat wave alert as temperatures remain dangerously high.
Health professionals across Europe emphasize the importance of recognizing the signs of hyperthermia and dehydration and taking immediate action to prevent serious health issues.
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