The "Suga Challenge" has surfaced online

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• Police have charged a YouTuber and a hospital director with murder in connection with a video showing a 36-week abortion.

• Seoul has experienced tropical nights for 22 consecutive days, marking the third-longest streak on record.

• The "Suga Challenge" has surfaced online, mocking BTS member Suga's involvement in a drunk driving incident.

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Seoul has experienced tropical nights for 22 consecutive days, marking the third-longest streak on record

Seoul has experienced 22 consecutive tropical nights, where nighttime temperatures stay above 25°C, marking the third-longest streak on record since 1907, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA). Incheon and Busan are also facing prolonged tropical nights, with 20 and 18 days, respectively.

The heatwave is expected to persist, with apparent temperatures reaching up to 35°C. Morning temperatures are forecasted to range between 23-27°C, while daytime highs could hit 30-34°C through August 22. Sporadic showers are expected in parts of Seoul, Gangwon Province, and Chungcheong Province, with rainfall ranging from 5 to 40 millimeters.

Police have charged a YouTuber and a hospital director with murder in connection with a video showing a 36-week abortion.

Police have charged a YouTuber and a doctor with murder after a controversial video surfaced in June, where a woman claimed to have aborted a 36-week-old fetus. The video, in which the woman, identified as being in her 20s, stated she was unaware of her pregnancy until late, sparked public outrage. Following a complaint from the health ministry, police identified the YouTuber and the hospital involved after Google refused to provide information.

The woman admitted to the abortion, and police are now investigating whether the fetus's death was due to abortion, murder, or stillbirth. Authorities are also examining potential violations of the Medical Service Act, as the hospital lacked required CCTV in operating rooms. The investigation is ongoing, with more individuals possibly facing charges.

The "Suga Challenge" has surfaced online, mocking BTS member Suga's involvement in a drunk driving incident.

A social media trend mocking BTS member Suga, also known as Min Yoon-gi, has emerged after his recent drunk driving incident involving an electric scooter. Users on X (formerly Twitter) have been posting photos and videos of themselves drinking alcohol in front of steering wheels, captioned with messages like "Always with you, Min Yoon-gi," and using the hashtag #SugaChallenge. Some posts even suggest real drunk driving, drawing widespread criticism for promoting reckless behavior.

This trend follows Suga's incident where he was caught riding an electric scooter under the influence. Suga and his agency, BigHit Music, acknowledged the incident, stating that he had been fined and had his license revoked. The agency also apologized for initially downplaying the severity of the incident and pledged to cooperate fully with the ongoing police investigation.

The #SugaChallenge has sparked outrage, with many condemning it as irresponsible and dangerous, given the serious consequences of drunk driving.

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