At least 40 people have drowned in the last five days in France, according to the country’s prime minister, amid a scorching heat wave that has gripped much of Europe. Most of the victims were swimming in unsupervised areas. #France #Heat #Europe

Imponente registro en París 🌩️ Un rayo sobre la Torre Eiffel en la noche del sábado, en la ciudad de París, Francia. Esto, durante una tormenta eléctrica que afectó a la capital francesa. El cineasta y fotógrafo francés Sylvain Leser captó el momento y lo compartió a través de su cuenta de Instagram.

France experienced its hottest day on record on June 23, the Météo-France weather service said, with temperatures peaking at 111.74 degrees Fahrenheit in one town in the southwest. Across the country, people have been jumping into canals and rivers to cool off. Sports Minister Marina Ferrari said she understood the urge to escape the heat but warned against swimming in unauthorized or dangerous areas. Reuters France and Benelux Bureau Chief Richard Lough reports from Paris. #france #heatwave #ex

they’re defo overcharging for this weekend😭 #fyp #viral #paris #fetedelamusique #travel

Il fait plus de 30 degrés à Paris aujourd’hui. Le maire de la ville, Emmanuel Grégoire, a autorisé la baignade