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Canceled trains, early closures, and ice cream shortages: Photos show the impact of the European heat wave
A record-breaking heat wave affected 120 million people across 18 European countries, with temperatures exceeding 113°F in some areas, causing canceled trains, early closures, and health risks. The heat dome, linked to climate change, led to fatalities, infrastructure strain, and public health warnings advising water consumption and limited outdoor activity.
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