The Climate Crisis is a Health Crisis – And the European Region is in the Hot Seat
New commission will offer pragmatic and cost-effective health sector solutions to address climate change
Severe winter weather has brought dangerous conditions and transport disruption to parts of Europe.
Temperatures as low as -22C have left 122 dead in Poland and the main river, the Vistula, has frozen over, causing fears of flooding.
In the UK, thousands of schools are closed and travellers have been hit by major delays after heavy snowfall hit large parts of the country.
Western France has issued a weather alert for 14 regions, the BBC reported.
Extreme or severe weather warnings are still in place across the UK, which is in the grip of its longest cold snap for almost 30 years.
Hospitals across the country have implemented major incident plans to deal with the weather.
On Tuesday up to 20cm (8in) of snow fell in parts of Scotland and northern England, causing travel chaos for millions of people.
Another 40cm (16in) has been forecast in some areas as the snowfalls spread from north to south.
The country will see mostly sunny skies on Monday, June 17
The new week begins with plenty of sunshine across the country
The weather on Friday will be predominantly sunny across most of the country
On June 12, southern Bulgaria will see mostly sunny skies during the morning hours
New commission will offer pragmatic and cost-effective health sector solutions to address climate change
Wednesday’s weather on June 11 will be predominantly sunny across most parts of Bulgaria
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