‘Hotter & More Dangerous’: As Europe Battles Severe Heatwave, Should Indian Travellers Change Plans? ()

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‘Hotter & More Dangerous’: As Europe Battles Severe Heatwave, Should Indian Travellers Change Plans?

Europe's severe heatwave: Amid soaring temperatures, red alerts and health advisories, a guide on what you should be prepared for on your trip to Europe

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