Deadly Early Heatwave Hits Greece

Greece is facing an unprecedented early heatwave. Several tourists have died while three are missing. There are widespread heat warnings. The heat and record temperatures have prompted closures of major sites for travellers. Chania, Crete, recorded the highest temperature at 44.5°C on Thursday (13 June).

As authorities issue level three heat alerts, experts stress the dangers of heat-related illnesses, emphasizing the importance of hydration and avoiding strenuous activities.

建議

Tourists are urged to drink plenty of water and avoid dehydration. Stay indoors or limit outdoor activities, especially during peak heat hours. Wearing hats, sunscreen, and light clothing can help mitigate heat exposure. Travelers are advised to monitor local weather updates and heed official warnings.