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"Heat dome" scorches Europe: 212 victims in Spain! France closes thousands of schools

2026-06-25 18:27:19Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
"Heat dome" scorches Europe: 212 victims in Spain! France closes
In France, around 3,500 schools have been closed due to high temperatures

The unusual heat wave that has engulfed large parts of Europe is bringing severe consequences, with record temperatures, emergency measures and direct impacts on citizens.

In France, around 3,500 schools have closed due to high temperatures, while around 10,000 others have changed their schedules, holding activities mainly in the early morning hours, when temperatures are more bearable.

French Education Minister Édouard Geffray told France 2 television that the measures were taken to protect students and educational staff from the extreme heat affecting the country.

Meanwhile, in Spain, the heatwave has been linked to 212 deaths in four days. The figures were published by the Spanish MoMo mortality monitoring system, which analyses the increase in the number of deaths compared to expected averages based on historical data.

According to preliminary estimates, the extreme temperatures of recent days have contributed to a significant increase in mortality in the country, while authorities continue to warn citizens, especially the elderly and people with health problems, to avoid exposure during the hottest hours of the day.

The heatwave has also hit the UK, with authorities imposing water restrictions in some areas due to increased consumption. In the county of Kent, in southern England, the use of garden hoses and water pumps has been banned for around 850,000 residents in an effort to conserve water supplies.

At the same time, the United Kingdom has recorded record temperatures for the month of June, with values ​​exceeding 36 degrees Celsius, while meteorologists warn of further extreme temperatures.

Experts explain that the phenomenon is being caused by an atmospheric pattern known as the "Omega Block", which blocks masses of hot air over Europe for days. According to international organizations, climate change is making these episodes increasingly frequent and more intense.

Record temperatures have also affected daily life. The Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum and several other tourist attractions have reduced visiting hours, while public transport in London, the Netherlands and elsewhere has faced delays and restrictions. Hundreds of schools have closed or restricted classes in the UK.

Authorities are urging citizens to avoid sun exposure during the hottest hours of the day and to consume as much fluids as possible, as Europe continues to face one of the most intense heat waves in recent years.


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