Two dead in Italy as heatwave scorches much of Europe
Summary
Temperatures are extremely high across Europe, causing significant disruptions and safety concerns. Two people have died in Italy due to the heatwave, while wildfires in Turkey have led to the evacuation of thousands. Several countries, including Spain, Portugal, and France, have recorded their hottest June temperatures, with emergency measures being taken in response.Key Facts
- Italy reported two deaths linked to the heatwave: one from a construction site incident and another from flash flooding.
- In Turkey, more than 50,000 people have been evacuated due to wildfires, mainly in the western province of Izmir.
- Parts of Spain recorded temperatures as high as 46C, the highest June temperature ever recorded there.
- France has seen record-breaking temperatures, activating red alerts in several regions and partially or fully closing 1,350 public schools.
- Construction and outdoor work in Lombardy, Italy, are restricted during the hottest part of the day.
- Night-time temperatures in Spain reached 28C in Seville and 27C in Barcelona.
- The Eiffel Tower in Paris closed its top section due to the heat.
- Germany expects high temperatures, with potential records approaching 38C in some areas.
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