Emirati authorities apologized on Friday after “incorrect alert messages” warning of a potential missile attack caused jitters among residents.The official
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Emirati authorities apologized on Friday after “incorrect alert messages” warning of a potential missile attack caused jitters among residents.
The official messages sent to mobile phones, warning of “potential missile threats” and accompanied by a blaring siren sound, were the first in more than a month.
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UAE apologises for 'incorrect' missile alerts
UAE says false public warning caused by technical malfunction
Missile alert goes off in Dubai but authorities quickly tell public to disregard warning
Missile alert goes off in Dubai but authorities quickly tell the public to disregard the warning
Missile alert goes off in Dubai before being quickly cancelled
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UAE Retracts Warning About "Potential Missle Threat"
Authorities said the warnings were a mistake and have been fixed after a technical error sent false missile attack alerts to…
Residents in the UAE received erroneous missile threat alerts due to a technical glitch in the early warning system. The National…
Missile alert in Dubai causes panic but authorities quickly clarify it was a mistake, urging the public to disregard it.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Authorities in the United Arab Emirates sounded an incoming missile alert on Friday for Dubai…
The alert, issued by the UAE’s Interior Ministry, caused widespread alarm among residents
Three messages sent by Ministry of Interior in Abu Dhabi and Dubai
