Europe swelters under an early heat wave as France records 40 drowning deaths
Summary
Millions of people in Europe are experiencing very high temperatures during an early heat wave. In France, 40 people have died from drowning in the past week as they tried to cool off, and half the country is under a severe heat alert.Key Facts
- An early heat wave is affecting much of Europe with very high temperatures.
- France is the hardest-hit country in this heat wave.
- French weather authorities issued red alerts in 54 departments, covering about half the country.
- The heat wave is lasting all day and night in many places.
- 40 people have died by drowning in France in the last week due to the heat.
- Many residents are seeking ways to cool down amid the extreme heat.
- The heat wave is being described as exceptional and extreme by weather officials.
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