The warning covers 11 wards including Gangnam and Songpa, with 185 heat-related cases and two deaths reported since May 15
Seoul Issues First-Ever Serious Heat Wave Warning as Temperatures Hit 38 C
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Consequently, 11 wards in the capital, including Gangnam, Songpa, Gangseo and Gwanak, came under the influence of the warning, which was first introduced to the nation's heat wave advisory system on June 1. As the heat wave has intensified, 18 additional heat-related illness cases were reported in Seoul on Monday, government data showed, bringing the city's cumulative total since May 15 to 185, including two deaths. A serious heat wave warning is issued when the highest perceived temperature reaches 38 C or higher, or the maximum daily temperature reaches 39 C or higher, in an area where the highest perceived temperature is 35 C or higher for two or more consecutive days.
Furthermore, The city government also designated about 4,000 locations, including community centers, senior citizen centers and welfare centers, as heat shelters. Higher temperatures are displayed in red, while lower temperatures are in blue. (Yonhap) ycm@yna.co.kr (END). A photo of Seoul's Yeouido district captured by a thermal imaging camera on Aug.
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Consequently, 11 wards in the capital, including Gangnam, Songpa, Gangseo and Gwanak, came under the influence of the warning, which was first introduced to the nation's heat wave advisory system on June 1.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAs the heat wave has intensified, 18 additional heat-related illness cases were reported in Seoul on Monday, government data showed, bringing the city's cumulative total since May 15 to 185, including two deaths.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA serious heat wave warning is issued when the highest perceived temperature reaches 38 C or higher, or the maximum daily temperature reaches 39 C or higher, in an area where the highest perceived temperature is 35 C or higher for two or more consecutive days.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe city government also designated about 4,000 locations, including community centers, senior citizen centers and welfare centers, as heat shelters.
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Higher temperatures are displayed in red, while lower temperatures are in blue. (Yonhap) ycm@yna.co.kr (END)
according to Yonhap NewsA photo of Seoul's Yeouido district captured by a thermal imaging camera on Aug.
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