Heatwave in South Korea: Temperatures in Daegu exceed 40 degrees for the first time since 1942

Three people have died due to extreme heat in South Korea; temperatures in Daegu have risen above 40 degrees for the first time in 84 years.

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Heatwave in South Korea: Temperatures in Daegu exceed 40 degrees for the first time since 1942

The heatwave continuing to affect South Korea has led to loss of life. It was reported that 3 people have died in the country due to illnesses related to extreme heat.

According to Yonhap, while extreme heat is affecting most of the country, temperatures in the city of Daegu have risen above 40 degrees. It was stated that this level was last seen in the city in 1942.

It is known that high temperatures pose a risk, especially for the elderly, those with chronic illnesses, and those working outdoors. It was stated that developments regarding weather conditions in South Korea are being closely monitored.

News Source: 12punto

Heatwave in South Korea: Temperatures in Daegu exceed 40 degrees for the first time since 1942

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