German heatwave melts tram tracks, triggers travel disruptions
Summary
A heatwave in Europe caused tram tracks in Leipzig, Germany, to melt, leading to problems with public transportation. Temperatures reached 41°C (106°F), making travel difficult in the area.Key Facts
- Temperatures in Leipzig reached 41°C (106°F).
- The extreme heat caused tram tracks to melt.
- Public transport services were disrupted because of the damaged tracks.
- The heatwave is affecting many parts of Europe.
- The hot weather is considered dangerous and has caused other problems across the continent.
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