There was a panic among the residents of the US state of Hawaii due to a missile alert on Saturday morning. Afterwards, it was known that it was a fake error alert on human error.
Newspapers said that on Saturday morning mobile phone users received a message saying that. It is said, "Advancing ballistic missile threats (threats) towards Hawaii. Take a safe shelf immediately. This is not a trial. "
After giving a fake missile alert, the state's governor David Ige apologized to everyone and said that such an incident happened due to an employee wrongly pressing the wrong button.
In a report, Honolulu Star-Advertiser said that fake messages were sent to the mobile phone at 8:00 am (18:07 GMT) at local time. As well as on mobile phones, the message has been broadcast on radio and television for a long time. It takes 18 minutes to email the people by correcting the mistake. It was also astonishing, even if the mobile phone was given a fault alert, the correction code was initially not sent to the mobile phone. After 18 minutes. And the authorities take 38 minutes to send amendments to the mobile phone.