SHOTLIST BRUSSELS, BELGIUM (JUNE 30, 2025) (ANADOLU-ACCESS ALL) 1. EXTERIOR SHOTS OF EU BUILDING 2. CLOSE-UP OF THERMOMETER SHOWING 39°C 3. PEOPLE PASSING BY EU BUILDING 4. CLOSE-UP OF THERMOMETER SHOWING 39°C 5. VEHICLES PASSING BY EU BUILDING 6. CLOSE-UP OF THERMOMETER SHOWING 32°C 7. EU FLAGS WAVING OUTSIDE EU BUILDING 8. WIDE SHOT OF PEOPLE RESTING NEAR GRANDENBURG GATE 9. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE RESTING NEAR FOUNTAIN 10. DRONE SHOTS OF QUIET STREETS WITH SEVERAL VEHICLES (2 SHOTS) 11. PEOPLE IN PARK, SOME PRACTICING TAICHI 12. OPEN-TOP BUS PASSING BY PARK 13. HALF-NAKED MAN LYING ON GRASS NEXT TO FOUNTAIN NEAR BRANDENBIRG GATE (2 SHOTS) 14. PEOPLE WALKING IN PARK 15. VARIOUS OF WATER SPRAYING OUT OF FOUNTAIN, DUCK IN POND AROUND FOUNTAIN 16. DUCKS STANDING NEXT TO POND , ITCHING THEIR FEATHER BRUSSELS, BELGIUM - JUNE 30: The Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium (RMI) has issued an orange alert due to expected dangerously high temperatures exceeding 35°C across the country from July 1 to 3. According to the RMI, Belgium is now under the influence of a heatwave sweeping across Europe. The western and central regions will see temperatures surpassing 35°C, with some areas reaching 36-37°C. Authorities have urged the public to take precautions, particularly elderly people, children, and those with heart conditions, advising them to limit outdoor activities. This is the first orange-level warning since August 2024, while the last red alert was issued in August 2020. Although temperatures will not break records, the RMI confirmed that the heatwave criteria have been met, with five consecutive days above 25°C and at least three days exceeding 30°C. The average July temperature in Belgium is 23°C, making this spike significantly higher than usual. Citizens are advised to stay hydrated, avoid direct sun exposure, and check on vulnerable individuals during the peak heat period.