Europe in the grip of extreme heat, temperature records broken in many countries, 48 ​​people have died so far

New Delhi: Europe is in the grip of extreme heat these days. Let us tell you, the temperature is continuously making new records in many countries including France, Britain, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands and Switzerland. During this time, the situation is such that schools have had to be closed in many places. Along with this, trains and other transport services have also been affected and the health department is advising people to stay at home and drink enough water.

The biggest problem increased in France

The biggest problem is being seen in France. According to the information, the temperature in the south-western city of Pisos crossed 44 degrees Celsius, which is one of the highest temperatures recorded in recent years. In view of the increasing effects of heat, the administration has issued high alert in many areas. The pressure on electricity system and public services has also increased.

48 people died due to drowning

This extreme heat is also affecting people’s lives. In France, many people who entered rivers and canals to get relief from the heat died due to drowning, whose number has increased from 40 to 48. In Spain too, some people have lost their lives due to heat wave.

Meteorologists say that the reason for this unusual heat "heat dome" There is a seasonal condition called. In this, a huge dome of hot air stops over an area, due to which cold winds are not able to reach that area and the temperature continuously increases.

Britain’s schools closed for summer

The situation in Britain is also worrying. Due to the extreme heat, many schools have had to be closed, while rail services have been slowed down as a precautionary measure. Due to this heat, sports competitions have been canceled in the Netherlands and Belgium and many public programs have been changed.

Experts believe that due to climate change, such extreme weather events are now being seen more frequently than before. The Meteorological Department has warned that there is little possibility of relief from the heat in the coming days in many parts of Southern and Central Europe.