Paris experienced severe heat on Monday, prompting both tourists and locals to find refuge in shaded spots and along canal banks. Due to the limited use of air conditioning, officials prioritized the protection of vulnerable populations such as the elderly, the homeless, and outdoor workers. Misting stations were set up along the Seine, providing temporary relief from the oppressive heat. Some visitors modified their sightseeing plans, with frequent breaks at public sprinklers, while others maintained that the iconic allure of Paris persists despite the sweltering conditions.
As Paris baked under soaring temperatures on Monday, tourists and residents flocked to shaded spots and canal banks to escape the punishing heat.
Officials increased efforts to protect vulnerable groups, including the elderly, the homeless, and those working outdoors, amid the heatwave.
Along the Seine, misting stations cooled passers-by, offering brief relief from the stifling weather.
'Whether it is hot or not, Paris is still Paris,' said Belgian tourist Remy Levecke.
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