Alert system has been set up because of North Korea's potential missile attack on Hawaii.
The picture has only been used symbolically.
In the US, the alert of the missile attack in Hawaii stirred local citizens, but this warning proved to be false soon. The citizens of Hawaii received a mobile message on Saturday (January 13, 2018), which wrote, "There is going to be a ballistic missile attack in Hawaii. Take refuge anytime immediately. It is not a drill. "According to BBC, State Governor David Ige apologized and said that this happened because of an employee pressing the wrong button. The US government has announced a complete investigation of the matter. Alert system has been set up because of North Korea's potential missile attack on Hawaii. For the first time since the end of the Cold War, the nuclear alert Siren was tested in Hawaii in December. The warning message of the attack was sent to people's mobile and it was also broadcasted on television and radio stations. According to Honolulu Star-Advertiser, however, this mistake was corrected by sending an email. Governor Ige said that this was a human error during the shift in the emergency management agency (EMA) shift and that is the reason for this false alert.
He said, "It was a process that happens during a change in the shift, when they check that the system is working properly and in the meantime an employee pressed the wrong button." EMA Administrator Vern Miyagi said, "It was a mistake. There was a change in shift between three people. It should not have happened. "Television and radio broadcasters of the state gave the emergency message, asking people not to come out.
According to the message, "If you are outside, take shelter in a building immediately. Stay inside and stay away from windows. If you are driving, then carefully park him on the road side and take shelter in a building or lie on the ground. We will announce this at risk. This is not drill. "