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Korea province uses drones for heatwave alerts
South Korea is facing an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures in North Gyeongsang Province reaching 41.2°C, the highest in the country's history. To combat the rising temperatures and their impact on farmers, especially the elderly, authorities have deployed drones equipped with thermal cameras and loudspeakers to warn about the dangers of the heat and to direct farmers to cease work or reduce their working hours. The high temperatures have resulted in 21 fatalities, leading to widespread preventive measures, including the activation of drone surveillance systems and the expanded use of technology to alert farmers and implement protective actions.
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