US EditionHeat Stroke Numbers Soar in a Record Heat Wave
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Heat Stroke Numbers Soar in a Record Heat Wave
Credit: Public domain.South Korea is experiencing a record heat wave. On July 8, Seoul recorded a high of 38 degrees Celsius (100.4 Fahrenheit), the hottest recorded temperature for early July since modern meteorological data was first compiled in 1907.The record-setting heat wave has caused a record number of heat strokes. More than 1.5k people went to emergency rooms for heat-related conditions between May 20 and July 13, three times the numbe…
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