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  1. António Guterres addressed an audience at London Climate week as Europe experiences extreme heat warnings.
  2. Extreme heat caused train service cancellations and required speed restrictions across Europe, prompting Met Office warnings.

A heat wave is causing record temperatures and prompting advice against nonessential train travel in Central Europe.

86 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 15
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A heat wave is causing record temperatures and prompting advice against nonessential train travel in Central Europe.

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What this event is mainly about
Central EuropeCzech RepublicDenmark

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  1. Heatwave disrupts rail travel and power in the Czech Republic involving Deutsche Bahn.Sub-event
  2. Heat wave prompts advice against nonessential train travel in Central Europe.1 source

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Extreme heat caused train service cancellations and required speed restrictions across Europe, prompting Met Office warnings. All 1 developments

Within António Guterres addressed an audience at London Climate week as Europe experiences extreme heat warnings.

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