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A heatwave caused record temperatures above 40°C, leading to red alerts and infrastructure strain across France, Italy, and Germany.

38 reports, 4 independent Updated Jul 4
Gone quiet Reached 11 outlets in its first 24 hours
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A heatwave caused record temperatures above 40°C, leading to red alerts and infrastructure strain across France, Italy, and Germany.

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  1. Italy records its highest temperature so far and places Northern and central plains on maximum 'red' health alert due to intense heat.Sub-event
  2. State broadcaster ARD issues warnings regarding the heatwave in Germany.Sub-event
  3. Extreme heat impacts infrastructure and alerts across multiple countries.1 source
  4. Extreme heat causes Beznau nuclear plant to halt operations and authorities deploy water cannons in Berlin.1 source

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