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21 July
The heatwave reaches its peak, with temperatures soaring to 43 degrees Celsius in certain regions.
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A significant heatwave is currently affecting Greece, with temperatures expected to peak on Monday and Tuesday. Meteorologists predict that the mercury may rise to as high as 43 degrees Celsius in certain areas, making these days particularly challenging for residents. Reports indicate that several regions could experience temperatures surpassing 40 degrees, with forecasts consistently warning of extreme heat.
In response to the severe weather conditions, authorities have implemented emergency measures to protect workers from the heat. The Ministry of Health has issued guidelines for safety during this intense heat episode, advising caution and preparedness for both the general public and vulnerable groups. As the heatwave continues, meteorologists stress the importance of staying hydrated and minimizing outdoor activities during peak temperature hours.
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