WORLDTIMES OF ISRAEL
Extreme heat wave across Europe fuels wildfires in France, Greece, drought in Hungary
An extreme heat wave across Europe has triggered wildfires in France and Greece, drought in Hungary, and caused Hungary's sole nuclear power plant to shut down due to the Danube's low water levels. Israel's Jordan Valley recorded temperatures of 113°F.
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