Two outdoor workers were stung and hospitalized on July 31 as sea temperatures hit third-highest in decade
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From the 10th to the 17th, the North Pacific High and the Tibetan High influenced simultaneously, causing temperatures across the country to rise significantly above normal. On the same day, in Yangju-si, Mr. B (in his 20s), who was working outdoors, was stung on the wrist by a bee and complained of difficulty breathing and dizziness, and was taken to a hospital.
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From the 10th to the 17th, the North Pacific High and the Tibetan High influenced simultaneously, causing temperatures across the country to rise significantly above normal.
according to Kyunghyang ShinmunOn the same day, in Yangju-si, Mr. B (in his 20s), who was working outdoors, was stung on the wrist by a bee and complained of difficulty breathing and dizziness, and was taken to a hospital.
according to Donga Ilbo
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