Extreme heatwave in Greece: tourists warned of danger
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Greece is experiencing such high temperatures that popular tourist attractions are closing, with reports of people fainting in queues.
According to the Independent, the country is facing its earliest heatwave on record, resulting in fatalities.
Tourists have received urgent warnings after four holidaymakers died and several others went missing due to the extreme heat.
Many tourist sites, including the Acropolis, have shut down. Authorities have issued a level three alert, advising residents to work from home and avoid strenuous outdoor activities.
The north-west coast of Crete recorded the highest temperature at +44.5°C.
Tourists have received urgent warnings after four holidaymakers died and several others went missing due to the extreme heat.
Many tourist sites, including the Acropolis, have shut down. Authorities have issued a level three alert, advising residents to work from home and avoid strenuous outdoor activities.
The north-west coast of Crete recorded the highest temperature at +44.5°C.
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