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SEOUL, SOUTH KOREAThe Korea Meteorological Administration issued a heatwave emergency warning—the highest alert level—for Gyeongsan and Pohang, marking the first time this emergency system has been activated since its introduction.
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREAFormer South Korean leader Yoon Suk-yeol was sentenced to two years in prison for illegal polling, adding to ongoing legal issues stemming from his declaration of martial law.
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