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The whole world, including Korea, is suffering from the premature heat.
In particular, in Italy, Europe, where the days exceeded 40 degrees Celsius, a large glacial mass collapsed and caused a landslide, killing six people.
Heat is believed to be the cause of the accident.
This is Reporter Junmo Moon.
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Blocks of ice sweep down the mountain slopes in a blizzard.
Climbers can also be seen escaping the collapse site with an intermittent difference.
A large glacial mass on the way to the summit from Marmolada, the highest peak of the Dolomites Mountains in northern Italy, at 3,343 meters above sea level, collapsed, leading to a large landslide.
The falling chunks of ice swept the surrounding snow and stones together, smashing the climbers.
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At least 6 people have been killed and 9 people have been injured in the accident.
Local media reported that some of the victims were foreign nationals. 15 people are missing, but it is not known exactly how many people were climbing the mountain at the time of the accident.
The rescue team mobilizes five helicopters and rescue personnel to conduct a search operation, while checking the license plates of parked vehicles to identify missing persons.
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Marmolada Mountain, where you can see perennial snow even in midsummer, is popular for skiing and hiking.
A heat wave of over 40 degrees Celsius, which has been hitting Italy for a month, is also blamed for the accident.
[Anna Heraz/Tourist: I think this heat wave is related to climate change.
It wasn't this hot a few years ago, but it's getting worse.] The
local media reported that the disaster occurred one day after the temperature at the top of Marmolada recorded an all-time high of 10 degrees Celsius.
(Video editing: Yonghwa Jung)