South Korea Sizzles: Record-Breaking Heat Wave Brings Life-Threatening Temperatures A scorching heat wave has gripped South Korea, with temperatures soaring to unprecedented heights, shattering the country's century-old record. For the fifth consecutive day, temperatures have topped 40C, leaving authorities scrambling to issue warnings and alerts to protect citizens from the deadly heat. The city of Yangsan in south-eastern South Korea has seen the mercury rise to a staggering 42.5C on Sunday, the highest temperature recorded since modern weather observation began in 1904. As the heat continues to intensify, authorities are urging people to take immediate action, warning that indoor spaces without air conditioning are "dangerous" and advising residents to stay indoors and avoid all outdoor activities.
Authorities issue alert saying indoor spaces without airconditioning are ‘dangerous’ as temperatures pass 40C for fifth straight day South Korea has registered its highest temperature since records began more than a century ago, as authorities warned people to “immediately” stop all outdoor activities in affected areas.The south-eastern city of Yangsan saw the temperature reach 42.5C on Sunday afternoon, the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) said, the highest temperature reported since modern weather observation began in 1904. Continue reading...
