Swedish Civil Defence and Resilience Agency
The warning system SE-Alert is being tested
On September 7 at 3:00 PM, SE-Alert will be tested for the first time. The test will take place in Stockholm and Gotland counties, though neighboring counties may also be affected.
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The warning system SE-Alert is being tested
On September 7, Sweden’s new emergency alert system, SE-Alert, will be tested in Stockholm and Gotland counties. Neighboring counties may also be affected. The test will take place at 3:00 p.m. in conjunction with the quarterly test of the outdoor warning system (known as Hesa Fredrik). SE-Alert sends Important Public Announcements directly to your cell phone. The test is being conducted to ensure that everything works.
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