Extreme heatwave in Europe has led to two deaths in France and a deadly fire in Spain, affecting thousands of hectares of land.
Liviu Brăteanu
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In France, the heatwave killed two people and required emergency treatment for more than 300 people, with temperatures reaching 41 degrees Celsius. In Spain, an agricultural fire led to the death of a farmer and his employee, destroying 5,000 hectares. In Switzerland, a nuclear reactor was shut down to protect the local ecosystem due to warm waters in the Aare river. Extreme conditions continue to affect parts of Europe.
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Valul de caniculă din Europa face victime. Două persoane au murit în Franţa, iar peste 300 au avut nevoie de îngrijiri
Caniculă în Europa: decese în Franța, incendii mortale în Spania și măsuri la centrala nucleară din Elveția
Alertă roşie în Europa - Morţi şi sute de persoane în stare gravă din cauza caniculei, alertă la o centrală nucleară - Economica.net
Canicula face victime în Europa. Alertă roșie în Franța, au fost înregistrate temperaturi record. Incendii devastatoare în Spania
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