South Korea Declares State of National Disaster Due to Drought

Posted on Aug 31, 2025 / World

South Korea Declares State of National Disaster Due to Drought

President Lee of South Korea declared a state of national disaster in Gangneung on August 30, 2025, in response to severe drought conditions affecting the region. The declaration allows for the mobilization of emergency resources and support for affected communities. Agricultural sectors have been hit hardest, with crop failures threatening food security. Authorities are implementing water rationing measures and seeking international assistance to mitigate the crisis. Experts attribute the drought to prolonged climate anomalies and warn of potential long-term environmental impacts. The government's swift response aims to alleviate immediate hardships and prevent further escalation.



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