意大利“烧烤”天气致多人死亡 政府加紧部署应对措施

Group 1 - Italy is experiencing one of the most severe summers in recent years, with high temperature alerts leading to increased pressure on the healthcare system and infrastructure failures [1][2] - As of July 2, 18 cities in Italy have entered a "red alert" status due to high temperatures, indicating health risks even for healthy adults [2] - The emergency medical response has seen a nearly 20% increase in patient visits, particularly among vulnerable groups such as the elderly and those with chronic illnesses [2] Group 2 - The Italian government is implementing emergency and long-term adaptive measures, including mandatory regulations to limit outdoor labor during peak heat hours [3] - A national summer labor agreement is being developed to cover outdoor work sectors such as construction and agriculture [3] - Public health initiatives include a mobile app to help citizens locate drinking water and educational materials on heatstroke prevention [3] Group 3 - Climate experts indicate that extreme weather events, such as heatwaves, are becoming the "new normal" in Italy and across Europe due to climate change [4] - The Mediterranean region is identified as one of the fastest warming areas globally, with rising sea temperatures contributing to extreme weather patterns [4][5] - Without immediate emission reduction measures and local adaptation strategies, future summers are expected to become increasingly difficult to endure [4]