This weekend, the Government is testing the national emergency alert system that aims to warn the public if there is a danger to life nearby. Millions of mobile phones and tablets across the UK will ...

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A false alert about an active shooter at the office- and tourist-heavy Hudson Yards caused a brief but “heart pumping” panic Wednesday afternoon before it was confirmed to be a mistake. The alert was ...

This Sunday, phones across the UK will blare out another alarm as the Government tests its emergency alert system for the second time. At 3pm on Sunday (September 7), the 'Armageddon alarm' will be ...

Tensions surged as Russian drones breached Polish airspace, prompting Warsaw to invoke NATO's Article 4 and scramble allied forces. Several drones were shot down, marking a significant escalation as ...

Some Northeast Florida fire departments are getting rid of the emergency alarm systems inside their fire stations to save firefighters from stress. The St. Augustine Fire Department is one of them, ...

The device meets Scotland’s building regulations due to its interconnectivity capabilities. It can wirelessly link with up to 24 other alarms in the same M-series range via a base station. This means ...

Smartphone users across the UK will hear a high pitched siren sound and receive a text message from UK Government as part of a test of the national emergency alert system on Sunday, September 7.

Charities have criticised the Government that the alert expected to blare out this weekend will be an invasion of privacy and put victims of abuse at risk. At around 3pm on Sunday, 7 September, all 4G ...

The alert was sent as part of a planned test of the university’s emergency notification system, according to a post on a university X account. Guy Rogers III SMU A campus alert warning of an active ...

St. Augustine, Fla. — Some Northeast Florida fire departments are getting rid of the emergency alarm systems inside their fire stations to save firefighters from stress. The St. Augustine Fire ...