On Saturday morning, the wrong alert was sent to the people's message in a very small message.
*Oscillin Azabel was walking to the hotel basement for safe shelter after sleeping in Maui Hotel in Hawaii. The reason, the 'missile' is coming!
Ajl told CNN, 'Are we going to die? Are you really coming to the missile? Or is it a test? We do not really know. '
A few minutes ago, Azal received a warning on mobile.
The message written in Hawaii is at risk of ballistic missiles. Take refuge in a safe place immediately. This is not a trial. '
Not only inexplicable, hundreds of hotel guests take shelter in the basement. The people were crying in a panic.
But after 20 minutes everyone can know- it was a wrong message.
This panic was the scene of all over Hawaii. In the US state of Hawaii, a missile attack could spread - panic in the whole area. The residents are sent messages to the phones that it is not a trial, that is, a real alert. Everyone is also told to take safe shelter.*
The Twitter account of the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency said it was a wrong message, tweeting.
*Local people and tourists were roaming after receiving the message. Those who were in the café took shelter under the table. Many rushed to a military airfield. Many were gathering for the latest news in front of the television.
But later it was seen, it was a mistake. Such incidents happen due to an employee of the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency pressing the wrong button of the warning system.
State governor David Isle expressed regret over the incident.
US authorities say the incident will be thoroughly investigated.
North Korea's Hawaii missile attack - an alarm system in the state. After the Cold War, in December, the state tested for the first time a nuclear alert for siren.
If North Korea really misses a missile Hawaii, then the residents of this island only had 20 minutes to get time. Although residents here know about this warning, tourists have no idea about this.
In the local time yesterday, the wrong alert was sent to the people's message in the message. It was broadcast on radio and television.
After 18 minutes of sending the message, the amendment was made to the e-mail. But after 38 minutes, there was no correction in the mobile.
Verne Miyagi of the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency said at the press conference yesterday that before every shift worker went, the entire system of this warning was working properly. And after doing so, the pressure on the wrong button falls. There the alert trigger is to move two steps. The concerned worker made the mistake in two stages. It is written, 'Are you sure you want to do this?' The worker pressed the 'yes' button.
Governor David Eze said, 'This is a wrong message' - there is no such button. Such a button would not have created such panic.
The governor said, 'We were not prepared for such a situation. Now we will improve this warning system. '*
