Authorities in Seoul have extended their first-ever heatwave warning as President Lee Jae Myung emphasizes the need for prompt measures in response to unprecedented weather conditions.
South Korea is grappling with a record-breaking heatwave that has resulted in 16 deaths. On Tuesday, authorities extended their first-ever heatwave warning for the entire city of Seoul. President Lee Jae Myung urged officials to take prompt action, noting that such major weather conditions have become "normal."
The unprecedented heatwave has raised public safety concerns, prompting government officials to respond swiftly to mitigate further impacts.
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