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On Friday, an emergency alert regarding Storm Eowyn will be sent to millions of mobile phones in Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland, causing them to sound a loud siren-like alarm. This is the largest real-life use of the emergency system to date, which is designed for life-threatening situations like flooding and wildfires. The alert will provide weather warnings and safety guidance, and will be based on current location, not home or work address.
Courtesy: metro.co.uk
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