Northeast Asia is baking under a deadly heatwave, with record temperatures scorching South Korea, North Korea, and Japan—forcing governments to declare emergencies, cancel sports, and rush patients to hospitals. In Seoul, mercury hit 39°C; Japan saw over 18,000 heatstroke cases in one week; and even zoo lions died from dehydration and organ failure. With extreme heat gripping the region, officials warn this isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s life-threatening for humans and animals alike.
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