Germany Experiences Record-Breaking Heat Wave with Multiple Consequences

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Germany records third consecutive day of record temperatures (up to 41.7°C), leading to heat-related deaths, forest fires, infrastructure disruptions (e.g., Leipzig tram halt), and calls for air conditioning in public facilities.

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