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I actually wonder why this warning can be send in the first place. As this unwanted "test" has shown, people have absolutely no idea what to/where to go in that
by chki 9y ago
I actually wonder why this warning can be send in the first place. As this unwanted "test" has shown, people have absolutely no idea what to/where to go in that situation. Instead there was a lot of panic. If there is the possibility that you will send out such a message it would be a good idea to give some advice on what to do.
- vilhelm_s 9y agoWhen they reinstated the alert system, they also put out a bunch of campaigns about how you should take shelter. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/hawaii-reinstates-attack-warning-siren-prepare-possible-north-korean-missile-n823821 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/hawaii-reinstates...
- joering2 9y agoThis system is NOT designed to help you or tell you what to do. Its mostly designed to take off liability from the government... so that when the dust settles down, you don't go en masses to sue the government for NOT warning you. Besides, places like Amazon and your local library are filled with sections on preparedness. Waiting for Government megaphone to tell you what to do with clear instruction while intercontinental ballistic missile is approaching in few minutes, is already too late.
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- 21 9y agoOn TV there were some instructions - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gfvju0sBXgc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gfvju0sBXgc