Europeans adapt to heatwave with cool-down spots and adjusted routines

bbc.co.uk

Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave, prompting cities to establish "cool-down" spots and adapt daily routines. Authorities are opening public buildings like libraries and community centers as temporary cooling stations, while schools are adjusting schedules. Some cities are offering free access to swimming pools and water features. Measures range from using chalk on windows to reduce sun exposure in Paris to suspending traditional festivals due to fire risks in Spain.


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