Greece is facing an extreme heat wave, with temperatures expected to exceed 43 degrees Celsius, with negative health effects.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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From Monday, July 21, Greece will experience an extreme heat wave, with temperatures forecast to remain between 43 and 44 degrees Celsius for at least four days. This will not only bring heat discomfort, but also an increase in air pollution, with serious health effects, especially for people with respiratory or cardiovascular problems. Experts warn that this heat wave is one of the most intense in recent years, significantly affecting people's daily lives.
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