The army recently announced its plans to operate a heatwave disaster prevention headquarters.

The army recently announced its plans to operate a heatwave disaster prevention headquarters. 

The headquarters will provide measures to prevent, prepare for, respond to, and recover from heatwave-related events. In addition, the army is making internal changes to combat heatwave damages. 

For example, when temperatures surpass 32 degrees, training activities will be suspended, while air conditioning units will be set to maximum and buildings will be misted with water. In addition, food deliveries will be moved forward an hour to help minimize potential cases of food poisoning.