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Europe sizzles under heat wave with little relief in sight

Europe sizzles under heat wave with little relief in sight
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Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave, leading to record-breaking temperatures, public safety warnings, and tragic drownings. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has used the event to call for an urgent transition away from fossil fuels to address the climate crisis.

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The heatwave highlights the immediate human and environmental costs of climate change and the political pressure to address energy policies.

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Dozens of people have drowned in France and Germany in recent days as people seek relief from "oppressive" heat. In Italy, more than a dozen cities are on high alert for extreme heat. DW has the latest.

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The article reports on the weather event and includes official statements from the UN, maintaining a standard journalistic approach.

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