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3BKRJ6R Lyon, France. 21st June, 2025. A young child enjoys the fountain in Place Antonin Poncet. The city of Lyon is currently on orange alert for severe heatwave. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

3BKRJ6N Lyon, France. 21st June, 2025. A young child enjoys the fountain in Place Antonin Poncet. The city of Lyon is currently on orange alert for severe heatwave. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

3BKRJ76 Lyon, France. 21st June, 2025. A young child enjoys the fountain in Place Antonin Poncet. The city of Lyon is currently on orange alert for severe heatwave. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

3BKRJ6J Lyon, France. 21st June, 2025. A young child enjoys the fountain in Place Antonin Poncet. The city of Lyon is currently on orange alert for severe heatwave. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

3BMFCH1 A child poses for a photo on a scorching summer day.

3BMFCHH Children seen cooling off in a pond on a sweltering summer day.

3BMFCG9 Children seen cooling off in a pond on a sweltering summer day.

3BMFCGG Children pose for a photo while cooling off in a pond on a sweltering summer day.

3BMFCGW Children pose for a photo while cooling off in a pond on a sweltering summer day.

3BKA5N3 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5NB Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5NN Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5NG Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5N8 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5ND Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5N9 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5P6 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5NR Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5N4 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5N2 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5N6 A Kashmiri boy seen swimming in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5J5 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5J4 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5J7 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BKA5J0 Kashmiri boys take bath in a stream to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in June, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the last two decades at 35.2 degrees Celsius (96.36 degrees Fahrenheit). Local weather office has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BJ265D A Kashmiri boy cools off in the world famous Da lake during a hot summer day in Srinagar. Severe heat waves sweeps across Kashmir valley, pushing temperatures to unprecedented highs in several locations. Weatherman has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BJ265B A Kashmiri boy cools off in the world famous Da lake during a hot summer day in Srinagar. Severe heat waves sweeps across Kashmir valley, pushing temperatures to unprecedented highs in several locations. Weatherman has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BJ2655 A Kashmiri boy cools off in the world famous Da lake during a hot summer day in Srinagar. Severe heat waves sweeps across Kashmir valley, pushing temperatures to unprecedented highs in several locations. Weatherman has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BJ265H A Kashmiri boy cools off in the world famous Da lake during a hot summer day in Srinagar. Severe heat waves sweeps across Kashmir valley, pushing temperatures to unprecedented highs in several locations. Weatherman has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BJ265J A Kashmiri boy cools off in the world famous Da lake during a hot summer day in Srinagar. Severe heat waves sweeps across Kashmir valley, pushing temperatures to unprecedented highs in several locations. Weatherman has advised residents to avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, stay hydrated, and take necessary precautions to cope with the ongoing heatwave.

3BGA09J Kid with tummy ache and thermometer in mouth standing in a living room

3BFYK41 Kid with tummy ache and thermometer in mouth isolated on white background

3BFR5HM Sick boy with thermometer in mouth standing in a living room

3BF2AX4 Sad boy with thermometer in mouth isolated on white background

3BD9M27 Kashmiri boys take bath in a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in s

3BD9M1B A Kashmiri boy takes bath in a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in

3BD9M1W Kashmiri boys take bath in a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in s

3BD9KYD A Kashmiri boy jumps into a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in sc

3BD9KYJ Kashmiri boys take bath in a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in s

3BD9KYK Kashmiri boys take bath in a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in s

3BD9KYE A Kashmiri boy jumps into a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in sc

3BD9KYF Kashmiri boys take bath in a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in s

3BD9KPK Kashmiri boys take bath in a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in s

3BD9KPJ Kashmiri boys take bath in a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in s

3BD9KPB A Kashmiri boy jumps into a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in sc

3BD9KPA A Kashmiri boy takes bath in a water canal to cool off from the scorching heat on a hot summer day in the outskirts Srinagar. The Himalayan region of Kashmir is experiencing an unusual heatwave in May, with Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, recording its highest temperature in the past 57 years at 34.4 degrees Celsius (93.92 degrees Fahrenheit), the third highest ever for the month. The local weather office has predicted an isolated heatwave across the region, stating that generally hot and dry weather is expected until May 26. Meanwhile, authorities have announced a change in

3BD7HMX Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HMY Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HNH Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HN5 Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HNF Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HN7 Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HN4 Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HNE Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HMW Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HNJ Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HN3 Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HNB Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HND Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HN2 Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HFE Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HHR Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3BD7HFR Close-up of a little girl with a cold virus, snot. Selective focus.

3B9WHCT Los Angeles, United States. 10th May, 2025. A boy plays in water from a broken fire hydrant in Rosemead, California, seeking relief as spring heat breaks temperature records across the Southland. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

3B9WHCW Los Angeles, United States. 10th May, 2025. A boy plays in water from a broken fire hydrant in Rosemead, California, seeking relief as spring heat breaks temperature records across the Southland. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

3B9WHD1 Los Angeles, United States. 10th May, 2025. A boy plays in water from a broken fire hydrant in Rosemead, California, seeking relief as spring heat breaks temperature records across the Southland. Credit: SOPA Images Limited/Alamy Live News

3BJ3992 Cute girl with mini fan sitting on sofa at home

3BJ3995 Cute girl with mini fan sitting on carpet at home

3BJ398Y Cute girl with blowing mini fan sitting on carpet in bedroom

3BFRHHN Cute girl with mini fans in bedroom

3BDEJN9 Cute girl with mini fan sitting on sofa at home, closeup

3BDEJN5 Cute girl with mini fan lying on sofa at home, closeup

3BD4GJ2 Cute girl with mini fan sitting on sofa at home

3BD4GJ1 Cute girl with mini fan sitting on sofa at home

3BD4GHN Cute girl with mini fan in bedroom, closeup

3BD4GHW Cute girl with blowing mini fan at home, closeup

3B4XH8F NIJMEGEN - Day trippers on a terrace in Nijmegen. With the sunny weather, many people go out during the May vacation. ANP ROB ENGELAAR netherlands out - belgium out

3B4TH4F HOEK VAN HOLLAND - Travelers arrive at Hoek van Holland beach by subway. Summer temperatures bring many people to the beach during the May vacation. ANP LINA SELG netherlands out - belgium out

3B3HPH4 VIERHOUTEN - Children play during nice weather at camping Samoza in the Veluwe. Camping is in demand during the May vacation. ANP SEM VAN DER WAL netherlands out - belgium out

3B3HP2P VIERHOUTEN - Children ride horses during nice weather at camping Samoza in the Veluwe. Camping is in demand during the May vacation. ANP SEM VAN DER WAL netherlands out - belgium out

3B2YJ46 DEN HAAG - Two girls play on the Zuiderstand in The Hague. Under the influence of high-pressure areas, the Netherlands is experiencing dry and quite sunny spring weather. ANP LINA SELG netherlands out - belgium out

3BK7F59 Toy bunny and bear with thermometers in bed, top view. Cold concept

3BK7F4W Toy bear with thermometer, pills and tissues on sofa near green wall. Cold concept

3BK7F4F Pill bottles with infrared thermometer and tea cup on table in room, closeup. Cold concept

3BK7F4E Toy bear with thermometer on sofa, closeup. Cold concept

3BK7F4N Female hand and toy bunny with thermometer on sofa, closeup. Cold concept

3BK7F4Y Toy bear with thermometer, drops, tissue and pills in bed, top view. Cold concept

3BK7F4H Toy bunny with plaid and thermometer near window. Cold concept

3BK7F4M Toy bunny with thermometer in bed, top view. Cold concept

3ARX2FM Toy bear with thermometer in bed, top view. Cold concept

3ARX2FW Toy bunny with plaid, thermometer and tea cup near window. Cold concept

3AGB7K1 Kandal province, Cambodia. Apr 08, 2025. Farmers and villagers of rural communities bathe and cool their oxen in the waters of the Mekong River, protected from the currents by the luxury river cruise ship La Marguerite. High temperatures have hit Cambodia since yesterday, up to 39 degrees Celsius, and are expected to last until tomorrow. Heavy rains are forecast to begin on Thursday. April and May are traditionally the hottest months of the year in the kingdom, before the monsoon season between May and November. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News

3AGB7JP Kandal province, Cambodia. Apr 08, 2025. Farmers and villagers of rural communities bathe and cool their oxen in the waters of the Mekong River, protected from the currents by the luxury river cruise ship La Marguerite. High temperatures have hit Cambodia since yesterday, up to 39 degrees Celsius, and are expected to last until tomorrow. Heavy rains are forecast to begin on Thursday. April and May are traditionally the hottest months of the year in the kingdom, before the monsoon season between May and November. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News

3AGB7JT Kandal province, Cambodia. Apr 08, 2025. Farmers and villagers of rural communities bathe and cool their oxen in the waters of the Mekong River, protected from the currents by the luxury river cruise ship La Marguerite. High temperatures have hit Cambodia since yesterday, up to 39 degrees Celsius, and are expected to last until tomorrow. Heavy rains are forecast to begin on Thursday. April and May are traditionally the hottest months of the year in the kingdom, before the monsoon season between May and November. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News

3AGB6YN Kandal province, Cambodia. Apr 08, 2025. Farmers and villagers of rural communities bathe and cool their oxen in the waters of the Mekong River, protected from the currents by the luxury river cruise ship La Marguerite. High temperatures have hit Cambodia since yesterday, up to 39 degrees Celsius, and are expected to last until tomorrow. Heavy rains are forecast to begin on Thursday. April and May are traditionally the hottest months of the year in the kingdom, before the monsoon season between May and November. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News

3BK7F48 Teddy bear in medical mask sitting on chair near grey wall

3BK7F4R Teddy bear in warm plaid with cup of hot tea on table near grey wall

3BK7F4G Teddy bear in medical mask with first aid kit sitting on chair near grey wall

3BK7F4K Female doctor with thermometer measuring temperature of toy bunny on table in clinic, closeup

3BK7F4X Toy bunny with thermometer, nasal drops and tissues on grey background