The ongoing heat wave in southern Europe has forced popular tourist attractions, including the Acropolis in Greece, to close temporarily to protect visitors from extreme temperatures that can reach over 43 degrees Celsius. The heat has also led to concerns about forest fires, particularly in Greece and Italy, where drought conditions and strong winds exacerbate the risk. As holiday destinations struggle with record temperatures, measures are being taken to ensure the safety of both tourists and locals.
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Southern Europe Faces Sweltering Heat Wave: Tourist Attractions Close Amid Record Temperatures
2024-07-19T19:51:41.945Z
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Southern Europe is grappling with a severe heat wave, leading to the temporary closure of popular tourist attractions like the Acropolis in Greece. This extreme weather poses risks of health issues and forest fires, creating challenges for both tourists and locals.
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