Europe Endures Scorching Heatwave with Record Temperatures and Red Alerts

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Southern Europe and the Balkans are experiencing extreme heatwaves, with temperatures soaring above 40 degrees Celsius, leading to wildfires, record power consumption, and public health warnings. Italy has placed 12 cities under the highest heat alert, while Greece has banned certain outdoor work. Albania reported a heat-related death, and North Macedonia is battling hundreds of wildfires. Authorities across the region are taking measures to protect vulnerable populations and mitigate the impact of the heat.
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- Southern Europe scorched by heat wave as temperatures surpass 40°C FRANCE 24 English
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