26 May, 2024
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Recently, South Koreans gathered for the 'Power Nap Contest' to promote the importance of sleep. Ready to catch some Z's and raise awareness!
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The scenic Han River Park in Seoul became the ultimate nap zone with about a hundred pajama-clad participants competing for the best snooze.
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Feathers, whispers, and mosquito noises, oh my! Contestants faced quirky distractions while trying to nap. Can you sleep through the tickles?
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Heart rates were the key! The bigger the change from pre-nap to nap time, the better the sleep. Who's the deepest sleeper?
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The event aimed to give tired folks a break and spotlight the need for better sleep habits in South Korea. Time to prioritise those Z’s!
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South Korea has the lowest sleep average in the OECD, with citizens catching just 7 hours and 41 minutes per night. Time to up those numbers!
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