Naver Corp.'s mobile map app has recently introduced a real-time feature for natural disaster information, as announced by the company on Sunday. The Naver Map app now offers details on earthquakes, typhoons, heavy snow, and rain affecting South Korea, sourcing information from the Korea Meteorological Administration and other weather authorities. Specifically, users can access earthquake information for those with a magnitude of 3.5 or higher on land and 4 or higher in water. Additionally, the app will deliver updates on approaching typhoons, as well as alerts for heavy rain and snow issued by the KMA. Naver Corp. has launched a real-time natural disaster information service on its mobile map application, Naver Map. The app now supplies details on earthquakes, typhoons, heavy snow, and rain affecting South Korea, drawing information from the Korea Meteorological Administration and other weather authorities. Users can now access earthquake information for those with a magnitude of 3.5 or higher on land and 4 or higher in water, as well as updates on approaching typhoons and alerts for heavy rain and snow issued by the KMA.