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Schools and trains disrupted as Europe braces for worsening heat wave

22 Haziran 2026Japan Times

A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, with French forecasters warning that it could rival the devastating heatwave of August 2003, which resulted in nearly 15,000 deaths in France alone. Schools have been closed and train services canceled as temperatures soar.
The situation has prompted widespread concern for public health and safety as the heat intensifies.
The 2003 heatwave in Europe was a wake-up call regarding the risks posed by extreme weather events, particularly as climate change continues to exacerbate such conditions. The current heatwave serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges that many countries face in managing extreme temperatures and protecting thei…
The potential for this heatwave to match the catastrophic events of 2003 raises alarms about climate resilience in Europe. With infrastructure and public services already strained, the impact on vulnerable populations could be severe.

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