For the first time, a plan of emergency measures was implemented in western France due to the island of the storm.

The French government has activated a special heatwave response plan for the first time due to the absence of wind in the western borders of the country. This was reported by Zamin.uz plan for the first time due to the lack of wind observed in the western border regions of the country. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The decision was made in response to a sharp rise in air temperature and the growing threat to public health. Under the plan, enhanced monitoring has been introduced in nine departments where a high-level heat risk has been declared.

According to specialists, the flow of hot air will soon reach the Paris region and more than twenty additional administrative areas. Activation of this exceptional mechanism—previously used only during major floods or natural disasters—is now linked to record-breaking temperature levels.

Currently, many regions of the country are experiencing extremely high temperatures. Since the beginning of the year, over eight thousand cases of heatstroke have been recorded in France, and tens of thousands of hectares of land have suffered from drought, indicating the seriousness of the situation.

As a result, state authorities are implementing protective measures for the elderly, children, and people with chronic illnesses. Special cooling centers have been established in cities, and medical facilities are being additionally equipped with necessary technical devices.

Weather analysis services estimate that the heatwave will persist for several more days. The government is urging the public to avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, drink more water, and strictly follow safety guidelines.

Officials emphasize that all necessary measures have been taken and the situation remains under full control, while calling on citizens to remain vigilant and observe precautionary actions.