South Korea issues severe heatwave alert
The Korean Meteorological Administration issued warnings of a severe heatwave in southeastern Korea, where temperatures have surpassed 30°C, reaching 38.4°C in Gyeongju and 35.4°C in Daegu as of 1 p.m. This marks the highest level of alert since a new system was implemented in June, which is triggered when maximum temperatures reach 39°C or higher. Temperatures are expected to continue rising, posing a significant risk to residents.
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