Southern Europe is enduring an unprecedented and deadly heatwave, with temperatures soaring above 44°C (111°F) in Italy, Greece, and Spain. Sicily is nearing the European heat record, while several deaths have been reported in Italy due to the extreme conditions. The relentless heat has sparked protests among outdoor workers demanding better protections, as working conditions become increasingly dangerous. The heatwave has also caused travel disruptions, forced early closures of tourist destinations, and triggered health and fire warnings across the region. Authorities have issued red weather alerts and are struggling to manage the impact on power grids and public safety.
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