Finland to test emergency warning system on 24 November
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Finland will test its emergency warning system across the whole country, in a nationwide test. People across Finland should expect the test, and no area of the country is left out of it. Finnish authorities will carry out the test on Tuesday, 24 November, at 12.00 noon.
According to Finnish authorities, the test covers every region. The emergency warning system is used to alert people in a crisis. Daily Finland first reported the plan.
The report does not say what the alert message will contain. Readers can follow official Finnish channels for updates before 24 November.
Source: Daily Finland
Sources: Daily Finland
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