Drone warnings and sheltering in airports as South Korea battles historic heatwave
These include the daily changing-of-the-guard ceremony at Seoul's Gyeongbokgung Palace.The national baseball organisation has also called off all scheduled games for the week. "The fact that it has resonated with so many people shows that many are struggling."That makes me worry because they say it will only get hotter in the future.
- ▪These include the daily changing-of-the-guard ceremony at Seoul's Gyeongbokgung Palace.The national baseball organisation has also called off all scheduled games for the week.
- ▪"The fact that it has resonated with so many people shows that many are struggling."That makes me worry because they say it will only get hotter in the future.
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Drone warnings and sheltering in airports as South Korea battles historic heatwaveImage source, ReutersImage caption, Drones attached with loudspeakers and thermal imaging cameras are one way South Korea is fighting the heatwaveByKelly NgPublished1 minute agoSouth Korean authorities are deploying drones to issue heat warnings to farmers while residents are taking shelter in airports, as the country battles an unprecedented heatwave.President Lee Jae Myung has ordered public agencies to mobilise all available resources to deal with the extreme heat, which he has called a "national disaster".Temperatures in the south soared to a record 42.5C (108.5F) earlier this week.
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