WHO: Lebih dari 1.300 Orang Meninggal Saat Gelombang Panas Landa Negara Eropa

#heatwave #europe #who BANDUNG, KOMPAS.TV - The extreme heat wave hitting several European countries is starting to disrupt public activities and transportation services. In Germany, temperatures reaching 41 degrees Celsius have damaged tram lines in several areas, forcing operators to suspend some services. The adhesive on the tram tracks reportedly melted due to the high temperatures, resulting in the suspension of tram operations, including in the Plärrer area, one of the busiest transportation intersections in Nuremberg. In addition to damaging the tracks, the extreme heat also risks disrupting the electrical installations on the tram lines that support transportation operations. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) has recorded more than 1,300 deaths due to the heat wave that has hit Europe since June 21. Similar conditions are also occurring in Switzerland. Although temperatures in the town of Wetzikon, about 20 minutes from Zurich, dropped to around 29 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, many residents still chose to take shelter under trees and by the lake, especially during school hours, to avoid heat exposure. The heat wave hitting Europe is a concern because it not only impacts public health but also disrupts infrastructure and public services in several countries. For more updated news about West Java, please click the link below: IG:   / kompastvjabar   Youtube:    / kompastvjawabarat   Twitter:   / kompastv_jabar   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/kompastvjabar