On Friday at 11:03 a.m., people across Hawaii received an “emergency alert test” on their phone that was paired with a loud blaring sound. The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency sent the message.

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Millions of people across the country received an Emergency alert as part of a UK-wide test this afternoon (Sunday, September 7). The ten second alert was tested by the government for the second time ...

That wraps up the UK government's second test of its national emergency alert system. While it seems to have gone smoothly for most, some people did experience problems with the test. The BBC's ...

Siren sounds blared from mobile phones across the UK on Sunday afternoon as the national emergency alert system underwent its second test. At approximately 3pm, devices connected to 4G and 5G networks ...

MILLIONS of phones across the UK have received an Emergency Alert message today. A loud siren was sounded on nearly every phone in the UK, but fear not, it was merely a test and didn't require any ...

Prior to the emergency alert test later today, the Government has warned Brits to expect a siren-like sound to emit from their phones at 3pm. At 3pm today (Sunday, September 7), mobile phones and ...