German highways buckle under extreme temperatures with heatwave on the move
- Germany is grappling with widespread disruption as a severe heatwave, which has already scorched western Europe, moves across the central and eastern parts of the continent.
- Authorities have reported highway damage and widespread train cancellations as temperatures are forecast to reach 40 degrees Celsius.
- The extreme conditions led to the evacuation of dozens of residents from a nursing home in Dormagen, western Germany, due to dangerous indoor temperatures reaching 35C.
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- Germany is grappling with widespread disruption as a severe heatwave, which has already scorched western Europe, moves across the central and eastern parts of the continent.
- Authorities have reported highway damage and widespread train cancellations as temperatures are forecast to reach 40 degrees Celsius.
- The extreme conditions led to the evacuation of dozens of residents from a nursing home in Dormagen, western Germany, due to dangerous indoor temperatures reaching 35C.
Sources: The Independent