GERMANY HEATWAVE: Leipzig Tram Network Melts as 41°C Heat Brings City to a Halt | Times Now World

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Germany's record-breaking heatwave disrupted public transport in Leipzig after temperatures climbed to 41°C, softening bitumen on tram tracks and forcing service suspensions across parts of the city. Residents criticised what they described as inadequate preparation for extreme heat, calling for more public drinking water stations, cooling spaces and climate-resilient infrastructure. The heatwave has also affected Berlin and several other European countries, including France, Spain, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic, triggering transport disruptions, health alerts and heightened wildfire risks across the region. #germany, #heatwave, #leipzig, #berlin, #europeheatwave, #breakingnews, #germanynews, #climatechange, #extremeheat, #publictransport, #tram, #weather, #europe, #wildfire, #heatcrisis, #travelnews, #summerheat, #worldnews, #climate, #weathernews Stay connected with Times Now World for real-time global news and analysis: 🌐 Read full coverage: https://www.

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