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Explainer: How emergency alerts work and why you'll get one on Sunday

Explainer: How emergency alerts work and why you'll get one on Sunday
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New Zealand is conducting its annual test of the emergency mobile alert system this Sunday between 6 and 7 p.m. Officials emphasize that the test is routine and intended to ensure system readiness for real emergencies.

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Informs the public about critical emergency infrastructure testing to prevent panic and ensure preparedness.

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Be ready for your phone to go off on Sunday night. Photo: RNZ/ Karoline Tuckey

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