Paris/ROM9 minutes ago
- Copy link
June 29 in Spain was the hottest day till date.
Many countries in Europe are vulnerable to severe heatwaves. Spain has the highest heat, where the temperature was recorded at 46 ° C on 29 June in most areas, which was the hottest day in the country so far. Earlier, Seval, Spain, was last recorded at 45.2 degrees Celsius in June 1965.
According to Spain’s state meteorological agency Amet, L Granado city was recorded at 46 degrees Celsius on Saturday. Spain, France, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Hungary, Serbia, Slovenia and Switzerland are expected to continue heatwave.
Mora, Portugal, recorded the highest ever 46.6 degree Celsius of the year on Sunday. At the same time, Heatwave has a red alert in Italy and Croatia. At the same time, for the first time in France, ‘Orange’ heat alert has been issued in 88% of the entire country.
See 10 pictures of Heatwave in European countries …
The temperature has been recorded at 44 degrees Celsius on Monday at Sevilla, Spain.
In Barcelona, Spain, on Monday, the woman protects herself from the sun using two umbrellas.
A woman protects herself from the sun from the fan during the summer on Monday in Seville, Spain.
Due to the scorching heat, a forest fire broke out in Bijanet, France on Monday.
People taking coolness under water shower on Sunday in Valencia, Spain.
During the scorching summer on Monday in Spain, people protect themselves from strong sunlight with the help of umbrellas.
Summer in Spain during June has broken a 60 -year record.
The girl pouring water on her head due to heat near the Vatican in Rome on Monday.
Tourists take air in front of a cooling fan on the streets during heatwave on Monday in Rome.
In Rome, Italy, people cool the fountains during the summer season on Monday.
Rome offers free service in swimming pool
In Barcelona, on Saturday, a female sweeper died of heat. In Italy, cases of heatstroke have increased in the elderly, cancer patients and homeless people. Rome has announced a free service in the city’s swimming pool for people above 70 years of age.
The temperature in western Balkan countries has also increased to more than 40 degrees Celsius. Serbia recorded the highest temperature ever since started recording temperatures in the 19th century. In Slovenia, the highest temperature of June was recorded on Saturday. The temperature in northern Macedonia reached 42 ° C on 27 June.
Alert also in Italy and Portugal
In Italy, 21 out of 27 cities have been placed on high alert. At the same time, the number of patients admitted to hospitals has increased by 20% due to heat. People have been advised not to leave from 11 am to 6 pm. Red alerts continue in 7 out of 18 areas in Portugal, although the weather is expected to cool from Wednesday night.
By the end of the century, Europe estimated 1 lakh annual death from heat
United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres said, “Excessive heat is no longer an unusual event.” Climate scientist Michael Bayern at the University of St. Andrews said that Europe is now 2 degrees more warm than before, causing heat waves.
Experts estimate that the heat kills 5 lakh people globally every year, especially the elderly and diseases suffering from diseases. Doctors have advised people to avoid heat, drink plenty of water, wear light clothes and take care of weak neighbors. Researchers say that by the end of this century, the heat in Europe can cause 80 thousand deaths.
,
Read this news too …
One -third population of Tuvalu wants to leave the country: applied to settle in Australia; Half of Tuvalu will sink in the sea in 25 years
More than one-third of Tuvalu people have applied for the world’s first ‘climate visa’. This will allow them to remain permanently in Australia. This visa application began on 16 June. Read full news …