Belgians cope with unusually record-breaking heatwave.

A historic heatwave is gripping many European cities. Temperatures in Brussels, Belgium, reached 35°C, 10-15 degrees higher than average. In response, residents of Brussels and other major Belgian cities are seeking various ways to escape the unusual heat in the late spring.

Public fountains and tree-lined parks have become places where Belgians escape the heat and even work.

The Brussels city authorities have also activated a heat response plan, including opening public centers and libraries, providing support for the elderly, especially those living alone, and setting up a hotline.

According to the Royal Belgian Weather Forecasting Centre, heatwaves like this will recur with even greater intensity, forcing people to gradually adapt.

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