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Aussie Scouts thrive in Jamboree heat but forced to relocate after Typhoon warning

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A large group of young people in scout uniforms, holding up Australian and boxing kangaroo flags in front of conical marquees.
The group will soon relocate to Seoul for the remainder of the festivities. (Facebook: Scouts Australia)
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Young Australian scouts put their 'Be Prepared' motto in action at the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea, as temperatures soared to 35 degrees Celsius and humidity reached 94 per cent.

Deputy contingent leader Lloyd Nurthern gave Sammy J an update on the situation and said the Aussies were coping "really well" with the heat.

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