High temperature continues to bake more than 1,100 people in Spain and Portugal in many European countries.

Overseas Network, July 19th. For days, rare heat wave swept southern Europe. A number of media reports such as Comprehensive Reuters and the United States Cable Television News Network have reported that in the past week, heat waves have killed over 1,100 people in Spain and Portugal.

According to data provided by the Institute of Health of the Spain III, the high -temperature heat wave weather in this round has caused 510 people in Spain. The Ministry of Health of Portugal said on the 16th that 659 people have died in the past 7 days, and most of them are the elderly. On the 18th, a country's elderly couple died when they fled the mountain fire.

In high temperature, forest fires occurred in Spain, Portugal, France and other countries, forcing tens of thousands of people to displacement. Tens of thousands of hectares of land in Spain Castilla-Lyon Autonomous Region and northern Calician were burned by fire. The fire in Greece, southwest of France has spread thousands of acres, and the local government sent 1,700 firefighters to extinguish the fire. In Portugal, high -temperature weather exacerbated severe drought.

On the 18th, the high -temperature heat waves spread to Britain, making this cold and humid island country heading towards the highest temperature since the record. The British Meteorological Department warns that the highest temperature on the 19th is expected to climb further to a record of more than 40 degrees Celsius.

The Royal Institute of Meteorological Belgium issued a high -temperature red warning on the 19th, and it is expected that the temperature in the western and southwestern regions of the country is expected to reach 40 degrees Celsius. The State Railway Administration of the country has announced plans to cancel about 30 trains at the highest temperature. (Overseas Network Yao Kaihong)

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