According to a report by Italy's ANSA news agency, due to the ongoing heatwave, all 27 major cities in the country included in high temperature monitoring by the Italian Ministry of Health were on the highest level of red warning on the 6th. This is the first time that Italy has issued a red high temperature warning for all monitored cities. The Italian Ministry of Health said that the red warning means a continuous state of emergency with high temperatures, which not only poses a threat to the health of vulnerable groups such as the elderly and people with chronic diseases, but may also have an impact on healthy people. The Italian Meteorological Service predicts that this round of hot weather will continue for at least 10 days, and the highest temperature in some regions will reach 40 degrees Celsius. According to the warning information issued by the Italian Ministry of Health, with the exception of the northern Italian city of Bolzano, other major cities are expected to remain on red alert on the 7th. ANSA reports that Italy is in the fourth round of widespread heatwave since this summer. Continued high temperatures have caused many deaths. High temperatures combined with droughts and wildfires have had an impact on economic activity, and agriculture is particularly affected. According to a report released by WWF on the 5th, wildfires in Italy have burned an area of about 70,000 hectares since this summer.

According to a report by Italy's ANSA news agency, due to the ongoing heatwave, all 27 major cities in the country included in high temperature monitoring by the Italian Ministry of Health were on the highest level of red warning on the 6th. This is the first time that Italy has issued a red high temperature warning for all monitored cities. The Italian Ministry of Health said that the red warning means a continuous state of emergency with high temperatures, which not only poses a threat to the health of vulnerable groups such as the elderly and people with chronic diseases, but may also have an impact on healthy people. The Italian Meteorological Service predicts that this round of hot weather will continue for at least 10 days, and the highest temperature in some regions will reach 40 degrees Celsius. According to the warning information issued by the Italian Ministry of Health, with the exception of the northern Italian city of Bolzano, other major cities are expected to remain on red alert on the 7th. ANSA reports that Italy is in the fourth round of widespread heatwave since this summer. Continued high temperatures have caused many deaths. High temperatures combined with droughts and wildfires have had an impact on economic activity, and agriculture is particularly affected. According to a report released by WWF on the 5th, wildfires in Italy have burned an area of about 70,000 hectares since this summer.