Authorities in Bucharest have activated support measures, including distributing water and opening first-aid centers, to help people during the heatwave.
Sanziana Georgescu
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In the face of the heat wave affecting Bucharest, the authorities have implemented measures to support citizens. Local police and ISU are distributing drinking water in crowded areas, and city halls have opened first-aid centers and hydration points. Cooling systems have also been installed in key places and the network of public toilets has been modernized. Authorities recommend staying hydrated and avoiding traveling during rush hours.
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