
Countries in Europe are burning from fires, some of which have been burning for days, while another part is facing the consequences of the weather with storms and hail.
In Greece, thousands of tourists have been repatriated from Rhodes due to fires that have been raging in some parts of the island for almost a week.
Many trips there have been canceled by tour operators and airlines, leaving vacationers in oblivion, meanwhile, due to the fires, residents in the areas of Rhodes and Corfu have been evacuated, while the authorities have also put the vacation island of Crete on alert for fires.
In recent hours, Italy is facing a state of emergency where one of the largest airports, that of Palermo, has been closed due to fires and more than 120 families had to be evacuated from Sicily. Meanwhile, Milan has been engulfed by powerful storms where 2 people lost their lives as a result.
Croatia is another European country grappling with wildfires, with a hearth breaking out in the Dubrovnik holiday region where around 100 firefighters are working to bring the flames under control.
Meanwhile, due to the flames, around 34 people have lost their lives and 10 others have been injured in Algeria, while in Tunisia, a fire caused the evacuation of at least 300 people from the village of Melloula.
Germany is another European country that is facing, in addition to the rain, a storm with strong winds that have engulfed Berlin, bringing down trees.
Away from Europe, Taiwan has canceled its annual military exercises and precautions are being taken in China as super typhoon Doksuri heads for East Asia.
Meanwhile, according to a recent study, scientists have warned that the heat wave that has engulfed the entire world is due to atmospheric conditions.