Extreme heat wave in France subsides, next one anticipated

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The extreme heat wave in France began to subside on June 28.
The French meteorological service warns of a possible return of the heat wave.
Government officials express concerns over the succession of heat waves and their impacts.
The heat wave has affected France since mid-June.

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An extreme heatwave that has affected France since mid-June is beginning to ease, according to reports from the French meteorological service. As of June 28, temperatures have started to decline, but experts caution that a return of severe heat is possible in the coming days.

Concerns about the recurring nature of heatwaves have been raised by government officials, who highlight the potential for cascading effects on public health and the environment. While the immediate crisis seems to be subsiding, authorities remain vigilant and prepared for any subsequent heat events that may arise.

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