"The Greek authorities closed the Acropolis for Tuesday afternoon to protect workers and tourists during a four-day heat wave, with temperatures expected to reach up to 38 degrees Celsius."
"The Greek Culture Ministry stated that the world-renowned site would be closed until 5:00 pm for the safety of workers and visitors, owing to high temperatures."
"The Labor Ministry instructed outdoor workers to stop work between midday and 5:00 p.m due to nationwide temperatures expected to peak at 43 degrees Celsius."
"Although sweltering temperatures are not unusual in Greece during summer, experts have identified climate change as a contributing factor to the heat wave that swept Europe."
Greece experienced a severe heat wave prompting the closure of the Acropolis for safety reasons. The temperatures in Athens were anticipated to reach around 38 degrees Celsius, with a national peak of 43 degrees Celsius. The Greek Culture Ministry announced the site would remain closed until 5:00 pm to protect workers and tourists. Additionally, the Labor Ministry mandated a halt to outdoor work between midday and 5:00 pm. While excessive summer heat is typical for Greece, experts have linked the recent heat wave to climate change effects in Europe.
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