Korean region uses drones to warn farmers of heatwave
The article focused on North Gyeongsang Province in South Korea using drones equipped with thermal cameras and loudspeakers to warn farmers, especially the elderly, about the dangers of the ongoing heatwave, which has pushed temperatures up to 41.2°C. These measures are part of the government's efforts to combat rising temperatures, which the president has described as a national disaster, and to reduce heat-related deaths, which have reached 21 cases so far. The use of drone technology has also been expanded since last year, including issuing warnings such as reducing working hours and exercising caution, aimed at protecting farmers and preventing heat-related illnesses.
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