South Korea records its highest-ever temperature of 42.5°C
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2026.07.29 Newsis Amid recent record heat waves, the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) has subdivided game operation criteria according to weather warning levels for the safety of spectators and players. Image enlargement 'Heat wave becomes part of daily life' (Daegu=Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Hyun-tae = On the afternoon of the 3rd, when the daytime high in Daegu exceeded 40 degrees, a child cools off at a street fountain. KBO announced on the 4th, "We decide whether to delay or cancel games based on the Korea Meteorological Administration's heat wave warning criteria.".
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2026.07.29 Newsis Amid recent record heat waves, the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) has subdivided game operation criteria according to weather warning levels for the safety of spectators and players.
according to Donga IlboImage enlargement 'Heat wave becomes part of daily life' (Daegu=Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Hyun-tae = On the afternoon of the 3rd, when the daytime high in Daegu exceeded 40 degrees, a child cools off at a street fountain.
according to Yonhap News AgencyKBO announced on the 4th, "We decide whether to delay or cancel games based on the Korea Meteorological Administration's heat wave warning criteria."
according to Donga Ilbo
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