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‘Stop all outdoor activities’: South Korea temperatures hit record 42.5°C

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South Korea issued an emergency heat alert after Yangsan hit a record 42.5°C during an ongoing heatwave, prompting authorities to warn that even indoor spaces without airconditioning were dangerous.

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