Countries across Europe are experiencing another period of extreme heat after several regions recorded new temperature highs.
Weather experts say the heatwave is expected to continue in parts of Europe, with temperatures reaching levels that could pose health risks, especially for older people, children, and those with existing health conditions.
In recent days, several countries have recorded temperatures that broke previous records, prompting authorities to issue warnings and introduce safety measures to help protect the public.
Scientists have linked the increasing frequency of extreme heat events to global climate change, warning that such heatwaves could become more common in the future if stronger action is not taken to reduce global warming.
Authorities across affected areas have advised people to drink more water, avoid spending long periods outdoors during the hottest hours of the day, and pay attention to vulnerable groups.
Weather specialists say that while some areas may experience cooler conditions in the coming days, the risk of extreme heat remains in parts of Europe.