Pyeongchang County in South Korea is implementing an emergency monitoring system for heat-related illnesses in hospital emergency rooms, running through September 30th. The Pyeongchang Health and Medical Center initiated the program to mitigate health risks associated with the current heatwave. This surveillance system aims to quickly identify and respond to cases of heatstroke and other heat-induced conditions. Data collected will be used to analyze trends and improve public health responses during periods of extreme heat. The initiative focuses on early detection and rapid medical intervention to reduce severe outcomes. Residents are advised to take precautions against the heat, and the county is prepared to address potential surges in emergency room visits.