Extreme high temperature continues to be troubled in European countries

Many European countries are dealing with various troubles that occur under extreme high temperature and drought. As of the evening of the 11th, the fire in Grendet, France for several days, had burned nearly 7,400 hectares of forests; Italian droughts led to 80%of farmers' harvesting losses in some areas; a large number of dead fish appeared in the River River in Germany and Poland ...

Wildfire raging

According to the United States Cable Television News Network, France's forest fire this summer is extremely fierce, spreading all over the south and southwestern regions, and forest fires appear in regions such as Normandy and Brittany, which are more north and Brittany.

The Civil Security Department of the French Ministry of the Interior said that since June 10, French fire has reached 41,400 hectares, which is much higher than 2040 hectares of the same period last year. French fires occur in half of this year.

On July 13th, on the glass pyramid square of the Luxi Palace Museum in Paris, France, a woman posted iced mineral water on her forehead to relieve the heat. Xinhua News Agency reporter Gao Jing was taken by Gao Jing

As of the evening of the 11th, the fire of Grendet had devoured 7,400 hectares of forests, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate. Martin Gapello, an official of the new Aquitan in France in charge of defense and safety, said the fire field is 40 kilometers long and requires a lot of manpower to control. France launched the EU civil defense mechanism on the same day to ask for help from other member states.

Britain was attacked a few weeks ago, and the local area temperature reached a record 40.3 degrees Celsius on the 19th. The London Fire Department said on the 11th that the city was "dry -flammable", and the number of grass fires processed by firefighters this summer broke the record. In the first week of London, there were 340 drafted land, garbage, and airfires, and there were only 42 in the same period last year.

This is the nearly dried Wooddi -Durd Reservoir (drone shooting), which was nearly dried up near Manchester, England on July 19. Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Jon Huxione)

The London Fire Department reminds citizens not to barbecue on the open space or balcony, pay attention to the treatment of garbage and cigarette butts.

On the 9th of this month, the British Meteorological Administration issued sub -high -temperature orange warning to southern England and most of Wales. It is expected that these areas will go through high temperature weather from the 11th to 14th.

Farmers apologize

According to the Associated Press, Italy is experiencing the worst drought in more than 70 years. The longest river rivers in the country in the country have dried up, and the sea water is infused. Farmers relying on Bohe irrigated farmland have lost a billion euro.

The 35 -year -old farmer Antonio Chestari expects that due to water shortage, the harvest of corn, wheat and soybeans this year may be only half of the previous years. He said: "My village and the elderly in the surrounding villages have never seen such a situation."

The Italian National Agricultural Plantor Association said on the 11th that farmers in related regions of Italy generally apologized this year due to abnormal climate, and some farmers lost even as high as 80%.

This is the corn that was damaged due to drought in Manitova, the major area of ​​Renba, Italy on August 12. Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Alberto Linkria)

The Bohe River has a length of more than 650 kilometers. From west to east, it runs through northern Italy. The Bohe River Basin has many tributaries, many lakes, and agricultural development. However, there have been no rainfall in northern Italy for several months.

This is Lake Komo, which was drought in Komo, a major district of Lunbari, Italy on July 13. Xinhua News Agency

The Italian government announced in July that the surrounding area of ​​the Bo River entered an emergency due to drought. The significant decline in the water level of the Bohe River also endangers the dense population and drinking water in high industrialized towns.

Fish death

A large number of dead fish appeared in the middle of the River in the River in Germany and Poland. Polish Maswaf Daka said on the 11th that volunteers have been salvaged from the river for at least 10 tons of dead fish.

The Auda River originated in the northern Czech Republic, flowing through Germany and Poland, and injected into the Baltic Sea.

Peter Neznus, head of the Polish Office of the Polish Office of the World Nature Foundation, said that a large number of fish death seemed to be caused by toxic chemicals into the Aude River, and droughts caused the river water level to increase the danger of fish.

Poland National Water Resources Management Agency said that under drought and high temperature, small pollution may cause major disasters.

Daka referred to dead fish as a major ecological disaster, and it was determined that the decline in the water level exacerbated the possible pollution. However, he believes that there is no need to panic at the moment, and the situation is improving.

Several areas of Germany and Poland warned the people around the Auda River, asking them to avoid swimming in the river before the cause of the death of a large number of fish, and do not eat fish in Hanoi.

Sichuan Observation (Source: Xinhua News Agency)

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