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2024-07-25
Water Play Park at Eulsukdo Climate and Ecology Education Park
Water Play Park at Eulsukdo Climate and Ecology Education Park ◯ Period: July 13 - September 1, 2024 Closed Mondays and when it rains ◯ Hours of operation: 10:00-17:00 Safety breaks are called for 20 minutes after every 40-minute period. ◯ Address: 1149-38 beonji Hadan-dong, Saha-gu, Busan ◯ Size: 400 square meter ◯ Ages: The children-only outdoor water play facility is for the children between 3 and 13 years old (elementary school students). Children under 6 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. ◯ Free admission For the safety issues, the facility can limit the number of people to use. ◯ For more info.: 051-220-4525 ◯ https://www.saha.go.kr/portal/bbs/view.do?mId=0301010000bIdx=140881ptIdx=22# (Korean)
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2024-07-23
Into the Charm of Dadaepo at the 28th Busan Sea Festival
Into the Charm of Dadaepo at the 28th Busan Sea Festival □ Busan Metropolitan City announced that the 28th Busan Sea Festival, a notable summer celebration, would take place at Dadaepo Beach over three days from July 26th through the 28th. □ On the 26th, the festival will kick off with the ‘Dadae Fireworks Show’ and ‘Night Pool Party,’ brightening up the summer night. ○ The Dadae Fireworks Show features colorful fireworks at dusk along Dadaepo Beach, a prime sunset spot. It will light up the night sky from 20:00 for 22 minutes with the theme ‘Memory, a bridge between the past and present and the power to move forward’. ○ The Night Pool Party, considered the festival's ultimate event, is a stand-up gathering party in a pool at Dadaepo Beach from 19:00 to 22:00. ○ One side of the white sandy beach will be jam-packed with 'Dadae Pocha,' which carry beer, highballs, and palatable pairings with them amid the nighttime magic. □ ‘Citizen Involvement Programs’ selected through a public competition with the theme of 'Busan, Summer, and Sea' and 'Experiential Programs’ will invite all to join in from every corner of Dadaepo Beach throughout the event period. □ On the opening day—July 26, Dadaepo Beach will operate visitor management systems for safety. One lane of traffic on Dadae-ro and entry to nearby public parking lots will be restricted. ○ To prevent overcrowding, the number of visitors will be limited to 32,000 on the white sandy beach. Those denied admission to the event venue will be ushered to Gouni Ecological Trail or other spots to ensure the fireworks can be successfully viewed. ○ Due to insufficient parking capacity, festival-goers are strongly encouraged to use mass transportation. ○ For more information, please visit www.bfo.or.kr (Busan Culture and Tourism Festival Organizing Committee). Schedule 28th Busan Sea Festival Schedule Friday, July 26 Saturday, July 27 Sunday, July 28 Dadaepo Beach Special Stage Opening Event
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Daily Busan2024-07-26
[Study with Daily Busan] live and learn
"live and learn"What does "live and learn" mean?It means you learn from your experiences or various situations.In Korean, it means "살면서 배우다, 오래살고 볼 일이다".Here's a refined example sentence:"I tried to start my own business but I failed. Well, live and learn, right?"Please send your English learning content via this link! https://forms.gle/mXehMNM3S4MvivKy5
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Daily Busan2024-07-25
Heat wave continues in Busan, stay safe and hydrated
source: Ministry of the Interior and Safety Busan is currently enduring a heat wave, with scorching sunshine and high humidity levels causing extremely hot temperatures. During a heat wave, it's essential to take extra precautions to stay cool and protect yourself from heat-related health risks. Here are some important tips to stay safe during the heat wave:✔ Stay Hydrated: With high temperatures and humidity levels, it can be difficult to gauge just how much fluid your body is losing. The general rule in hydration is to drink when you are thirsty; however, it is also true that by the time you feel thirsty, you are already behind in fluid replacement. To avoid dehydration, it is essential to drink enough fluids and eat hydrating foods throughout the day.✔ Stay Indoors during Peak Heat: Avoid going outside during the hottest time of the day, typically between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. If possible, plan outdoor activities for cooler hours, like early morning or late evening.✔ Know the Nearest Hospitals: Familiarize yourself with the location and contact numbers of the nearest hospitals in case of any heat-related emergencies.If you or anyone around you feels dizzy, weak, anxious or suffers from a headache or muscle cramps, rest immediately in a cool place, measure your body temperature and drink fluids to rehydrate. Medical attention is needed if symptoms last more than an hour.Remember, extreme heat can be dangerous, particularly for vulnerable individuals like the elderly, infants, and those with certain medical conditions. By following these guidelines and staying vigilant, you can ensure a safer and more comfortable experience during the heatwave. Stay cool, take care of yourself, and take care of others and help them if you can.<Today's Vocabulary - 오늘의 단어>currently: 최근에 enduring: 지속되다 heat wave: 폭염 scorching: 뜨겁게 내리 쬐는 humidity: 습도 extremely: 극도로 temperature: 온도 essential: 필수적인 precaution: 예방책 protect: 보호하다 heat-related: 폭염과 관련된 risk: 위험 hydrated: 수분을 유지하다 gauge: 측정하다 fluid:수분 hydration: 수분 공급 dehydration: 탈수 indoor: 실내 typically: 전형적으로 nearest: 가장 가까운 familiarize: 친숙하게 하다 dizzy: 어지러운 anxious: 긴장되는 suffer from: ~로 고통받다 headache: 두통 muscle cramp: 근육 경련 rest: 휴식을 취하다 immediately: 즉시 symptom: 증상 measure: 측정하다 vulnerable: 취약한 individual: 개인(사람) elderly: 노인 infant: 영유아 vigilant: 경계하는Editor: Song SoomiCopy Editors: Kim Miyoung, Anton J. Mapoy