Oktoberfest 2025 Opens with Record Heat and Health Risks
Oktoberfest 2025 commenced in Munich amid unusually high temperatures, raising concerns for public health and safety. The festival's opening day saw temperatures soar to 31 degrees Celsius, resulting in over 280 medical treatments, primarily for circulatory issues, with one tragic death reported.
Authorities are on high alert as the heat may exacerbate alcohol consumption among festival-goers. Despite these challenges, the event, now in its 190th year, has drawn thousands of eager visitors.
The initial hours featured a unique pre-beer atmosphere, where attendees enjoyed food and non-alcoholic beverages before the traditional beer service commenced. As the festival progresses, cooler weather is anticipated, bringing relief from the heat.
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