Key Points
- Record heat wave in Asia
- Energy crisis concerns
- Rising health risks
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691 month
A heat wave lasting over a month in South Korea is causing energy crises and health risks. Chae Young-sun, a 69-year-old retired government employee, has stopped going for daily walks.
The heat wave is affecting many parts of Asia, with the public, especially the elderly and children, being affected by the heat.
Energy crisis concerns are also rising, as the heat increases energy demand while causing problems in energy production.
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- How long will the heat wave last?
- It is unknown how long the heat wave will last.
- How can energy crisis be prevented?
- Energy crisis can be prevented by conserving energy and solving problems in energy production.
- How can health risks be reduced?
- Health risks can be reduced by protecting oneself from the heat, drinking water, and staying in cool places.
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