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Hawaii to test emergency sirens for possible North Korea attack

By Anna Giaritelli
Published November 28, 2017 2:10pm ET
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Hawaii to test emergency sirens for possible North Korea attack
Hawaii on Friday will test its emergency alert siren system across its eight islands in preparation for a possible attack by North Korea, according to a report published Tuesday. Similar tests will take place on the first business day of each month following Friday’s inaugural test. The warning system was first used during the Cold […]

Hawaii on Friday will test its emergency alert siren system across its eight islands in preparation for a possible attack by North Korea, according to a report published Tuesday.

Similar tests will take place on the first business day of each month following Friday’s inaugural test.

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