France introduces measures to limit the heatwave's impact on health services
Summary
France is facing a severe heatwave with temperatures reaching 38°C in cities like Paris, Strasbourg, and Lyon. To protect health services overwhelmed by the heat, authorities have banned evening alcohol sales and public drinking in Paris, and several events, including the Pride parade, have been canceled or postponed.Key Facts
- A heatwave with highs up to 38°C is affecting many parts of France.
- Cities such as Paris, Strasbourg, and Lyon are experiencing extreme heat.
- Hospitals are overwhelmed by heat-related health issues.
- Paris has banned sales of alcohol in the evening and public drinking to reduce pressure on health services.
- Several public events, including the Paris Pride parade, have been canceled or postponed.
- The heatwave is moving eastward across France.
- The French Riviera has been less affected by the heatwave.
- Officials have called for the cancellation of major festivals in Paris due to the heat crisis.
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