France has experienced the hottest day in its history.
Modern.az reports that “Meteo-France” agency has released information about this.
It was announced that it was the hottest day in the history of France, with the average temperature across the country reaching 29.8 degrees during the day.
It is reported that the warning level has been raised to orange and red in many provinces, and extreme heat will continue in the country until June 25.
France's National Education Minister Eduard Geffray noted that classes have been suspended in approximately 1800 schools due to extreme heat in the country, and 8000 schools have adjusted their working hours.
The Eiffel Tower, a symbol of Paris and a popular tourist destination, was closed early to visitors today due to the hot weather.
According to the announcement placed on the information board in front of the Eiffel, the tower was closed to visitors at 4:00 PM local time due to extreme heat.
