A heat wave is intensifying in Europe, resulting in the deaths of two children. Temperatures in France are expected to reach extreme highs, with forecasts indicating temperatures of 36 and 43 degrees Celsius. In response to the severe weather, French authorities have taken action by declaring a state of maximum alert.

This alert, known as alerta roja, has been issued for half of the country, indicating the high level of danger posed by the heat wave. Further details on the situation are available from La Opinión, which is closely following the developments in Europe. For more information on the heat wave and its impact, readers can consult the source for updates.