The iconic site is closed due to severe weather warning and severe warning across the country and heat during fire extinguishers.
Greece has shut down acropolis and stopped outdoor work across the country because an acute heat wave burns in this region and was pushed above the temperature 40C (104F) and alert fire extinguisher across the Balkan.
The Greek Culture Ministry announced that by Tuesday evening, the old acryopolis site of 5,500 years old will be closed due to high temperatures for the safety of workers and visitors.
Going into a slightly natural shade above the capital Athens. These markings, usually attract thousands of tourists every day.
This is the second serious of Greece Hatweave By the end of June. Meteorologists expect that the temperature will go up to 42C (107.6F) in some parts of the country, Athens faced the 38C (100.4F) high. A similar situation is estimated on Wednesday.
To protect the laborers in front of the sun, the Labor Ministry of Greece has ordered to pause work from noon to 5pm in multiple regions with popular islands. This restriction applies to an outdoor job such as construction and food distribution.
“My work is more difficult for the day with Heatweight,” 43 -year -old courier Mithalis Keskinidis told AFP news agency. “We drink a lot of water, use electrolytes and take a break when possible.”
Hattave across the Balkan
Last year, acropolis million. Million million visitors reported – more than 3 per cent per cent over the previous year – and during the previous heating, authorities have been forced to close the site.
The risk of fire is an important concern. The Civil Defense Officer officials have warned of high-ranking for the area, including Greater Athens, Central Greece and Peloponis. Greece fire service is already facing 50 blades daily, senior fire officer Constantinos Tsigakas said.
In the Balkan, there is excessive weather in neighboring countries. In Serbia, on Monday, after 620 wild fire, meteorologists warned of an advanced fire extinguisher. At the same time, some parts of the country face the threat of hailstorm and cyclone or S to bear.
In Croatia, the storms were injured in a storm in Winklovis when a power line collapsed on a house. Heavy winds and rain have fallen, the roads have fallen down, the trees were knocked down, and the split broaden the electricity, where the ferry broke the loose and drowned the tourist boat.
Hungary and Slovakia also suffered storms. In Budapest, the speed reached 137 km/(85Mph), below the energy lines and trees. The Hungarian Transport Ministry said that the railway service may take weeks to resume. In Slovakia, the roof was torn from the rough wind buildings and the eastern traffic was disrupted.
