Southern Europe is enduring one of its most severe heatwaves in decades, with temperatures soaring above 44°C (111°F) in Italy, Greece, and Spain. The extreme heat has led to at least five deaths in Italy, widespread health warnings, and significant disruptions to travel and daily life. Outdoor workers are especially vulnerable, sparking protests and demands for better protections. Power grids are under strain, and authorities have issued red alerts and closed popular tourist destinations early to protect public safety. The crisis highlights growing concerns about climate change and the increasing frequency of extreme weather events across the region.
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