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In response to a severe heat wave, several major landmarks in Europe, including the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, have reduced their visiting hours. The extreme temperatures have also led to school closures and disruptions in travel across the region, with reports of fatalities related to the heat. Meteorologists indicate that the heat wave is being driven by a specific weather pattern.
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In response to a severe heat wave, several major landmarks in Europe, including the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, have reduced their visiting hours. The extreme temperatures have also led to school closures and disruptions in travel across the region, with reports of fatalities related to the heat. Meteorologists indicate that the heat wave is being driven by a specific weather pattern.
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Famous landmarks slash visiting hours as deadly heat wave threatens tourists
Landmarks in Europe Reduce Visiting Hours Due to Heat Wave