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Greece imposes work breaks as a heat wave grips the country

  • Greece has imposed mandatory work breaks from midday to 5pm in areas where temperatures are forecasted to exceed 40 degrees Celsius, according to the Labour Ministry.
  • The current heatwave is expected to last until Thursday, creating a very high risk of wildfires in regions including Athens and central Greece.
  • Greek authorities are taking steps to address climate change, including deploying a record number of firefighters this summer and urging citizens to exercise caution.
  • The heatwave follows a pattern of sweltering temperatures across Europe, with scientists noting the expected rise in temperatures, which may exceed normal levels by 5-6 degrees Celsius.
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The National Weather Service (EMY) issued an urgent forecast, anticipating temperatures of up to 42 degrees Celsius in some areas over the next two days. This situation put on high alert firefighters, police and public health, due to the high risk it poses to the population and the environment. Temperatures have already reached 38 degrees in the north and 40 degrees in the south of Greece. By this Monday, July 7, the EMY foresees that up to 41 d…

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Greece orders 12pm to 5pm shut down as temperatures break 40C

The rule covers several areas in central Greece and some islands

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Greek authorities order work breaks as temperatures soar past 40C

Employers were also asked to offer remote work options.

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