Heatwave Causes Tram Rails to Melt in Germany

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A heatwave is currently affecting Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia, resulting in extreme temperatures across central and eastern Europe. In Germany, particularly in Berlin, tram tracks have been deformed due to the scorching heat, causing disruptions in transportation services. The temperature has reached up to 41.7 degrees Celsius in some areas, leading to safety concerns and service cancellations. Footage from Berlin illustrates the severe impact of the heatwave on infrastructure. The ongoing heatwave has prompted warnings throughout the affected regions.

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