Correcting Misinformation Around International Emergency Alert Systems

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WARNING: The following video contains sounds and situations that may be distreasful to some viewers. Loud alarms, sirens, and themes of war and natural disasters are in this video. Proceed with caution if these affect you emotionally or physically
Been coming across many videos on RU-vid and TikTok recently of people rating international EAS alarms, but a good chunk of them aren't real, so I made this video to clear things up! If I happened to get something wrong, you're free to let me know in the comments below.
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Комментарии : 8 тыс.

@faeriemachine Год назад

Hi. It's been a year since I uploaded this video, and I've loved having curated a discussion about the correct information surrounding Emergency Alert Systems. Naturally some of my verdicts are wrong as well that I'll need to correct in the future, but doing this has given me a lot more information. Thank you all for the feedback Can't guarantee when the next video will come, but it'll come eventually...

@nicolebiewald18 Год назад

An example of what got corrected was Singapore. The one that was fake was actually one of the three signals (maybe the alarm signal) and the real one was the important message signal, which is one of the three signals of singapore's eas alarm.

@foxxyytofficial Год назад

Brazil unfortunately doesn't have a national EAS-like system, sirens like that one are local systems for most dams (and the CNAAA/Angra nuclear reactors if i am not mistaken), our "national alert system" is Plantão Globo, just a TV program on the main private TV channel with live people that usually warns after tragedies already struck, both inside or outside the country (9/11 and Chernobyl appeared in this program) There are rumors that a state-controlled TV channel (TV Brasil) did made a test for a EAS-similar system but nothing about proper machines to receive signals like in USA and other countries, and for mobile phones the closest we have is the Civil Defense/Defesa Civil's opt-in SMS alerts for weather

@Mateo-kf1ud Год назад

Can't wait!

@gattio3334 Год назад

As i am from czech republic, i can confirm the EAS Alarm is real and is being used as the universal EAS screen for us. We ussually have a main siren for a missile attack wich is tested every year on the first Tuesday. In the footage you can kind of hear the siren outside. Edit: and there is actual footage of the EAS alarm on youtube.

@admiralfanatic Год назад

@TabletT-vy6tf Год назад

I love how Japan's EAS just sounds like flowers, and the background basically says you have a slim chance of hope

@lagbg2249 Год назад

ice cream music in the background I'm watching you

@cherryble Год назад

Nice way to start your morning.

@D_Rexo Год назад

For us, it does sounds funny. But I recall that Japanese people are actually terrified when they hear this.

@coughsreallyloudly Год назад

@@D_Rexo yeah, like imagine you go to Japan and the eas starts going off, you might think it's Calming but then everybody starts screaming.

@supern0vaa Год назад

"A HUGE EARTHQUAKE IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN!!!" *calm music*

@Kayto_Elioso5601 Год назад

I am a representative from Singapore, and I am here to say that the alarm you called “fake” is actually only sounded when we are needed to move to a shelter. The “real” one you showed is sounded when an important message is needed to be broadcasted. So, in reality, both alarms are real. I think the reason for believing that it is fake is because it is rarely ever used, as Singapore doesn’t get any missile threats or whatever Also Singaporean’s English is very bad, especially mine Edit : Hello all, l’m returning to this comment after like 10 months because of the overwhelmingly positive feedback! You guys are the best! Thanks for the thousands of likes as well! I was trying to be humble about my English, but clearly I shouldn’t have. This comment’s replies still put a smile on my face to this day. Thank you all once again. Stay safe and take care.

@armaniii0 Год назад

No, it isn't. I believe Singaporean English is just as good as normal English. Love to Singapore 🇸🇬 from the United States 🇺🇲

@shinobitreecko8442 Год назад

I will say your typed English is actually very good. Also the English on the TV sounded fantastic

@armaniii0 Год назад

@@shinobitreecko8442 So is yours. Don't say that your English isn't accurate when it seems perfectly fine to me.

@paper2222 Год назад

@@armaniii0 to me, singaporean english isn't bad english singaporean english is... basically english used in singapore

@paper2222 Год назад

"in reality, both alarms are real." i would want proof of that alarm being recorded

@rwrunning1813 3 месяца назад

The fake ones are all legitimately so bad. The South Korea one is literally just dial-up.

@katiehesse6578 26 дней назад

I mean in the US, our eas system has an audible data burst, though the fake korean one def sounds like the handshake part of a dial up connection

@beebfajeejy 19 дней назад

the france, poland, sweden, portugal, indonesia, and india fakes are 100% all made by some random kid with fl studio's included 3xosc plugin. they're all raw clean tones made with basic waveforms and the occasional sweep. child's play to program. actual alert tones use far more complex sounds and have actual thought behind them.

@Xenuos 17 дней назад

the fake germany one is just a bop tbh

@polygonalgamez 17 дней назад

Greece is legit the cod nuke slowed

@ximenaquinonez4134 13 дней назад

I mean it's like the loading meme ngl

@dogefyedstudios5774 Месяц назад

It's crazy that we're not sure if the EAS systems are real or not. Governments need to release this stuff.

@klombi_7231 26 дней назад

Wait you're right. That's terrifying. You wouldn't know if you were about to die, or if it was just some rando playing the sound.

@n1gtwhisper158 25 дней назад

Well... it used to be more common when people used like... radios

@WafflesssFalling 22 дня назад

@@klombi_7231 in your own country you know what it is though; and chances are if you’re visiting it likely wouldn’t be hard to recognize/ find out

@KingThrillgore 2 года назад

A lot of these countries don't have emergency alert systems, instead they mostly maintain sirens, wireless emergency alerts, and state-owned news networks that would alert the public.

@scout5148 Год назад

yeah, like Spain, I remember seeing a video of a Spain EAS, their EAS doesn't make noise, there is no sound!

@that1person556 Год назад

What about uk

@dhaure1513 Год назад

the italian one is literally a banger

@scout5148 Год назад

and as well with some cases in californa

@cass137. Год назад

for example: Poland, Spain...

@kouhai2456 Год назад

God, that Chinese one is terrifying. Imagine just chilling and a siren goes off with a voice counting down from 60, then an earthquake to top it off. Petrifying.

@sidiliang3472 Год назад

For the most of the times you'll only get around 10 seconds of count down (because of its working principle). This is specifically terrifying when it goes off in the middle of the night. I experienced it three times this year...

@turolretar Год назад

You could say it’s bing chilling

@cameronwalker4529 Год назад

@@turolretar**COMEDY**

@The_Joshuan_Empire Год назад

@@sidiliang3472 Poor you.

@W1ck3d_Dr3ams Год назад

@@sidiliang3472 that's trauma

@Jayjay0829 4 месяца назад

The fake South Korea alarm is what would play when you connected to the internet back in the 90s

@iamhappyso Месяц назад

It's dial-up internet talking

@SpiderGhostGaming__82 7 дней назад

Real (I was born in fucking 2010)

@Useuckaqwa. 7 месяцев назад

15:00 As a Singaporean, both of the sounds are actually real. There are actually three sounds for our EAS system, "Important message", "Alarm" and "All clear". The sound you heard is the "Alarm" which is the sound to move to a shelter. The sound you played is the "Important message".

@io9io937 2 месяца назад

I'm a Singaporean and I have never heard the eas alarm

@sg1777x 2 месяца назад

Im singaporean too!

@KevanTess Месяц назад

The "Alarm" only plays on the tv, same with the "all clear" alarm. The total defense day only plays the "important message" alarm on the sirens.

@IdanKashani Год назад

Regarding Iran: I showed the Iran EAS sound to my mom, who lived through the war, and she confirmed that it was indeed real and the most terrifying sound in her life, as it meant that there was an inbound rocket attack/air raid.

@KliqHP Год назад

did the exact same thing with my iraqi mum

@hwgoblin Год назад

@@KliqHP Hello fello Iraqi! My mom is Iraqi too, but she's never lived there.

@CrappyCanadianContent Год назад

my iranian mother was a child during the Iran-Iraq war and still get anxiety hearing the siren to this day.

@TrucyFan2008 Год назад

@@KliqHP My mom was 6 when the war happened, then 15 when it ended

@istudiobuilder1608 Год назад

A Saudi from the other side. My mom went through a Iran missile to Saudi

@imcomingforyou3739 Год назад

The „real“ German one was actually just someone giving information about them wanting to test the alarm system, the time the drill started and how long it would be. So he just clarified that there is no actual threat :)

@BerniePunished Год назад

Same with the Russian one. But I guess you could say it's a real alarm because as a test it should use all the same stuff as the real thing.

@MonsieurMoustachio Год назад

@@BerniePunished close but that was no test, it was just some notice informing people about the test, that is going to happen some other time. and being from germany, these tests usually don't include eas, there are just air raid sirens going off and you getting a notice to your mobile phone

@sgxbot 11 месяцев назад

@@MonsieurMoustachio IF you get a notice on your phone. That system isnt even working properly

@barkxd 11 месяцев назад

@@sgxbot many phones have test alerts disabled by default In my experience the system does work but many don't enable the test alerts so they think it's broken.

@sgxbot 11 месяцев назад

@@barkxd yeah i can tell you from Experience thats not the problem. I didnt get a alert. There is no option to enable it. People with the same phone who also didn’t enable anything because there is no option to do it got it. The system is flawed thats the problem

@dipndipper Месяц назад

the israel gulf war EAS is easily the most eerie for me. the silence at first followed by the terrifying wail is so indescribably unsettling and off putting, further followed by the static noises and then the more positive and calming music all ties together to feel like some twisted analog horror clip. if this was used in a mandela catalog video, it would fit perfectly. china’s EAS, on the other hand, is also incredibly panic-inducing, but, in my opinion, the bone-chilling wailing of israel’s EAS followed by the oddly calm music is unmatched.

@benhornstein1688 Месяц назад

It’s designed to scare you into action so that you can get you and your loved ones to the shelter immediately. Which, unfortunately, happens a lot because the Arabs have to Arab.

@karakattankurai День назад

It sounds like terrifying version of whale sounds😭

@Samgratt Месяц назад

As a Canadian, I have ptsd from the eas alarm. Whatever which channel you are on, it pops up and plays at the loudest possible volume

@lonesomeraineful 11 месяцев назад

The Japanese EAS’s scariest part is when your tv is off it turns on

@Buzz46 4 месяца назад

We’ll earthquakes happen a lot there so I guess better be safe than sorry

@GracemarieJohnson2763 4 месяца назад

@@Buzz46Exactly.

@magdalenawiktor2021 3 месяца назад

🗿

@Slt_09 3 месяца назад

At full volume

@Theweatherchannelfam12 3 месяца назад

DERH

@Johnwicklover1994 Год назад

The amount of people from all over the world who have come to correct the info in the video is heartwarming except it doesnt make me shit my pants any less

@DokuFREENET Год назад

The german one isnt a emergency at all - its a message saying that today is the international warnig day and its just a test (In fact its yous a cutout fraction of a news broadcast from the radio station swr3[i know becausei live in the area this station broadcasts in, and i heard the full news broadcast])- this is not what an emergency will sound like, this system was never used in germany since it was Lauch.

@sketchr9258 6 дней назад

heartwarming yet shit inducing lmaoo

@Unlike_Monster 5 дней назад

You don’t need to worry over the Swedish one. Because its only ever heard during tests. So most of us sweeds don’t panic when we hear it haha.

@saveappitsme9554 5 месяцев назад

In Russia the EAS alarm is provided by (MES) Ministry of Emergency Situations which has local departments in every region. So the EAS alarms may differ between parts of the country. The one in the video is from Ulyanovsk Oblast and it's pretty chill. I was born in an industrial city with two factories in Vologda Oblast and the alarm I remember is quite different. I heard it once and it was a test warning about an ammonia leak on a fertiliser factory, it was way scarier then the one in the video and had way more of Chernobyl vibe to it. P. S.: In every school in Russia they have those "Safety 101 lessons" where they teach some basic things like how to stop a bleeding, rescue an unconscious person along with how to disassemble Kalashnikov rifle. In my city we also had to smell ammonia to memorise it and put on a full chemo suit.

@slitnotgm Месяц назад

you mean Life Safety Fundamentals?

@thechto-to3151 Месяц назад

in Krasnodar Krai the sirens are tested every few months or so and sound like your average air raid sirens. No messages on TV or anything like that as far as I'm aware though

@user-hd8zt5nk6m 21 день назад

And it sounded only 1 time in 2018

@meat1533 19 дней назад

@@thechto-to3151 I live in Zheleznogorsk, and we get tests maybe once or twice a year in summer, mainly. Back when COVID was all the rage we would get alerts basically every other day, reminding us to wash our hands and so on.

@basil1964 12 дней назад

Just a quick note, your meteo music is really chill when it’s not interrupted by this scary stuff

@vulpes7079 2 месяца назад

The Brazilian alarm is specifically a dam collapse/breach alarm. Standard only for the state of Minas Gerais from what I know. Other states have other alert systems

@TheActualKingOfRailfanning Год назад

As a Canadian. This alarm is indeed real. It’s terrifying and even more hearing it around your house. You’ve got like 6 phone ringing and you have to turn them all off. And it’s scarier at night.

@howaboutno7429 Год назад

Can confirm as it has scared me more then once when I was not expecting it

@gally25 Год назад

imagine you have 20 phones and hear that alarm IMAGINE

@Dzod500 Год назад

i don't expect it some times. i get scared for like 2 seconds but after i get over it

@coldiaultimatebase761 Год назад

It sucks when you are trying to sleep around Alberta during early summer. Constantly for a week every year I swear.

@dark_disciple Год назад

I've only heard it a few times for real outside of amber alerts and tests and yea its pretty scary

@battadia Год назад

The New Zealand one also makes your phone vibrate at the fastest setting, as well as flash the screen, torch, and any other lights it has. NEMA wants to make COMPLETELY sure that you're awake.

@Minecraftbfdilover Год назад

Wouldn't be surprised if it also screamed "BITCH WAKE THE FUCK UP WAAAAAAAHHHOOOOOHHWWAAAAAAAGOOOOIOHHHH"

@MightyWinz Год назад

That’s actually very good.

@hamzahassan7730 Год назад

Wait actually? I don’t think emergency alerts are capable of turning on the flashlight

@battadia Год назад

@@hamzahassan7730 It doesn't care what you think it can do, it does it anyway.

@hamzahassan7730 Год назад

@@battadia damn they are really serious about getting people alerted

@juliuspetersilka7637 2 месяца назад

As a german living in the state of Bavaria, I can confirm, that the warning you showed at 7:54 is a real german alert. Even though I have to add, that Germany has many ways of simultaneously informing thier people about a threat such as “Cell-Brodcast”, sirens in every town, a warning App and via radio and public displays which are normally used for advertising. Hope I could help and greetings from Bavaria:)

@fiddlemenuts7155 20 дней назад

Always fun to see fellow Bavarians in random comment sections

@stewagner 19 дней назад

If you are interested in an short official video showing what the actual German alert system is supposed to work/sound like: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iUBwwKFcsQU.html

@FromtheTriangle 24 дня назад

For the french alarm: we pretty much only have sirens that we can hear every first wednesday of the month. They sound awesome

@sleepdeprivedvcr Год назад

I’m glad someone actually proved the wrong ones wrong, ive seen a lot of misinformation on some of them and as an EAS enthusiast it was kind of ticking me off lol

@Flamingbro69 Год назад

those ones that show supposed EAS alarms from like ancient times are pretty awful as well. Edit: For example, the supposed 1950 Indonesia Alert System was actually the music to a Georgian Television Station from the 1980s.

@alextv2944 Год назад

The supposed "Mexico 1960" alarm is the fakest one I've ever heard.

@garlicxi Год назад

@@Flamingbro69 don't you love it when theres a fake ass eas alert from 1666

@caranhaes6496 Год назад

It's totally serious. This guy graduated with a PhD in EAS 😂

@soniclikesphone Год назад

@@Flamingbro69 i heard “korea 1950 eas” its from s*cide mouse

@cloudy2262 Год назад

EAS alerts are legitimately one of the only things that scare me to this day. They’re just so unsettling and really trigger that fight or flight response

@EEyoinkeek Год назад

You cant speak more facts i guess its because eas is like worst case scenario so yea

@CWINDOWSsystem32 Год назад

Hopefully flight rather than fight, since that's kind of the point if you need to evacuate.

@EEyoinkeek Год назад

@@CWINDOWSsystem32 lol

@itsdokko2990 Год назад

well, those sounds are designed to be distressing, so you get in the mood for running away from danger

@512TheWolf512 Год назад

that's the point

@DavidiiYT 5 месяцев назад

I love how saudi arabia doesnt just warn in arabic but also in english 22:49

@angieb6743 Месяц назад

Yes because many English tourists come to see famous landmarks so that’s smart for them

@penny4urthots125 Месяц назад

There is also a considerable expat population, so could be that.

@angieb6743 Месяц назад

@@penny4urthots125 yes I agree 🙌

@SuperSonic8 6 месяцев назад

18:49 unexpected! they're made of the tsunami warning.

@NOTGreenieLOL 2 месяца назад

Kinda sounds like a censor beep when a person says an obscenity

@zkolii Год назад

13:46 As a Chilean, I know most people say that the "woooahh woooahh woooah" sound is not scary at all, but trust me. Waking up at like 12am, while everything is dark, hearing people scream, dogs bark and cars go off, while this plays in the background, truly feels like it's the end of the world or something like that. NEVER again. (Also, fact that no one asked, what the voice in the alarm is saying is "Tsunami, tsunami, evacuate, evacuate to safety zone." and repeating itself from there on)

@AstaGaming2000 Год назад

Te creo weon, la de ahora asusta un poco pero antes esta wea era kgarse de miedo.

@moonzzzzzz Год назад

@@AstaGaming2000 había una diferente?

@moonzzzzzz Год назад

yo que soy colombiana y nunca realmente me ha pasado nada así, solo he estado en 2 temblores chiquitos, no entiendo cómo hacen ustedes para mantener tanto la calma (obviamente sé que no todos son así pero sé que bastantes sí), los admiro mucho

@AstaGaming2000 Год назад

@@moonzzzzzz es que esa la cambiaron y ahora es una alarma cualquiera de Tsunami

@moonzzzzzz Год назад

@@AstaGaming2000 por qué la cambiaron??

@Katepuzzilein Год назад

The german one was the "warning day" message which was a test to see if our sirens and stuff worked. It was actually the first time since the cold war it was done and it failed miserably. We were also supposed to get push notifications but I didn't get any. I still don't think we have a working EAS

@sketchy275 Год назад

as a german, i agree, this was just a test

@sketchy275 Год назад

i got one

@lezopi5914 Год назад

Actually the recent EAS on the phones worked really well in the circle of people i know. The thing ist, that they've said that it won't work on older phones or if you phone is turned off. And I think it's exacly the same system the UK uses according to this video. And well the sirens don't work everywhere. It depends where you are

@FitzgeraldKrox Год назад

@@lezopi5914 An Iphone 13 pro is the only phone that consistently refused to ring during both recent tests around me lol

@juliecorn8998 Год назад

I actually got one and so did everyone in my area

@Pyorrheaa 2 месяца назад

For some reason i feel really weird looking at unknown verdict alerts. Feels like a empty room.

@whknws9595 7 месяцев назад

I live in the USA and i have such distinct memories of the pure *DREAD* that filled my body every time i heard that sound on the radio in the car. I live really close to the ocean(east coast) and we get some crazy rain, wind, snow, etc super often so it feels like background noise now haha

@heelclubwrestlinghcw Год назад

Being from the USA, I can confirm that though our eas alarm may sound like a dial tone to some who don’t live in the us, to experience it and ACTUALLY HEAR IT in a real emergency is absolutely horrifying. Even the phone one gives me chills.

@DonVigaDeFierro Год назад

Yeah, if hearing Spongebob music meant that there is danger of _fucking dying_ people will learn to fear it soon enough.

@bunnyISabunny Год назад

yea fr

@bryanshodeen9869 Год назад

This man's a Chad for for actually saying this also no pun intended for Chad because this video is country related

@kitkatsinAlaska Год назад

I've had this happen to me. Here's one I had: "TORNADO WARNING FOR... [[my county]], BROWARD COUNTY, MARTIN COUNTY. SOURCE: RADAR INDICATED. EVACUATE TO SHELTER IMMEDIATELY. THIS IS NOT A DRILL, I REPEAT, THIS IS NOT A DRILL." And then I saw something in the distance. Most terrifying thing in my life.

@MewsOvercast Год назад

@@kitkatsinAlaskafalse alarm or not? That must’ve been mortifying either way!

@iEcilpse Год назад

a lot of “likely fake” EAS sounds are likely from mocks / EAS scenarios, especially because with the latter, it’s become much more common to see people make entirely unique alarms to use in videos. It’s interesting to see the accurate alarms, though.

@ExtremeWreck Год назад

I think the Greece could possibly come from an obscure PS1/PS2/PC game of some kind considering video games for those systems commonly had such sound effects.

@MacrossSD Год назад

Some of that is that, at least in the US (not sure about other countries) it is actually illegal to use the EAS alert tone frivolously. This includes using it in movies or TV shows. This apparently down to concerns about it becoming "background noise" so that people take it seriously when it actually happens. So entertainment companies have to find "soundalikes" that convey the EAS urgency without being the specific EAS two-tone attention sound.

@vanguardian3439 Год назад

@@ExtremeWreck the greece one is either from mw2 (nuke sound) or defcon i cant remember

@ExtremeWreck Год назад

@@vanguardian3439 Probably Defcon 5 on the Sega Saturn or PS1.

@vanguardian3439 Год назад

@@ExtremeWreck nah im thinking defcon by introversion

@planepilled Месяц назад

first of all thank you for this video. im autistic about emergency alerts so seeing the fake eas alarms be spread around as real eas alarms made me soo sad 🙏 at the same time though seeing your layout is giving me so much whiplash. in this house we love sorayan

@NicholasGoldEdition 2 дня назад

I'M AUTISTIC ABOUT EAS ALARMS TOO the fake ones make me so maddd 😭😭😭 I've seen this video about 15 times now because it's the only place I know I can find genuine alarms with proof omfg

@kirbyman1295 Месяц назад

I love how throughout everything, Japan continue to be the most calm

@RowanWorley-mc8mt Месяц назад

J-alert: Im about to end this mans whole career

@japN1k 9 часов назад

Japan alert: the world is ending in the next 10 seconds also Japan alert: *plays happy cheerful music*

@mauroghen9157 Год назад

Canada’s is absolutely traumatizing to a degree, worse moment was while camping in a small tent, far from cell towers, so the signal kinda “broke” and I received the same alert a couple of times across a few hours starting at 3AM, dead silence of the woods abruptly drowned by this blaring alarm while asleep makes you jump like no horror game/movie ever could.

@mauroghen9157 Год назад

The worse part is the slight half second of silence when your phone or tv blacks out trying to load in the alert and display, your world literally stops for the alarm

@SharkyBiterOfficial 11 месяцев назад

@@mauroghen9157 dang

@butterh2 11 месяцев назад

our bell satellite tv kicks us to an "OFF AIR" channel to show us the alert, as well as how low resolution and crusty the image is adds an extra creepy factor to it

@arinhoad2936 11 месяцев назад

My long distance partner is Canadian and once I was on the phone to her when the alert sounded. For about three seconds I was genuinely afraid for her life until she turned it off and assured me it was just a missing person somewhere else in the province. Apparantly where she is they get them very often and she wasn't the least bit startled.

@0KXNE 11 месяцев назад

that’s nightmare fuel wtff

@anonymouskultist Год назад

The most informative part of this video for me was learning that tornadoes can happen in Australia

@ding-dong_bing-bong Год назад

Why wouldn't they be able to??

@anonymouskultist Год назад

@@ding-dong_bing-bong I always just made the (il)logical jump that "Typhoons and Hurricanes are different because of where they originate from, therefore the rest of the world must have a different name for tornadoes" 🤷‍♂️

@sleeplessstudios7626 Год назад

Tornadoes are unfortunately more likely to happen more frequently and in more places. Thanks to our climate changing, the world's temperature shifting up, and various other factors, we're going to see more strong storm cells occuring in more places. Can you tell I'm majoring in meteorology and emergency management?

@Kingreaver101 Год назад

Same bro

@pumpkiinface 11 месяцев назад

Honestly, as an Australian, i was a bit confused as well. I think the 7 news exert was referencing now Cyclone Maria but its just that - a cyclone. No one calls them Tornatos in the general Australian public to my knowledge.

@user-Patryck 7 месяцев назад

9:07 WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWO-

@RowanWorley-mc8mt Месяц назад

Wow

@theluckygamer10 5 дней назад

*Alerta Sísmica. Alerta Sísmica.*

@anonymous-sus406 3 месяца назад

Good to learn all the different alerts for all the countries in case of emergency while traveling

@Shinyarc Год назад

The China one is so creepy to me. Imagine a disembodied voice from the sky basically telling you when the danger is about to arrive, just sitting there in anticipation

@beewashere3496 Год назад

Not a disembodied voice from the sky, it’s city wide speakers. every city has them in case of natural disasters

@stupid12346 Год назад

quak

@TezalTube Год назад

@@beewashere3496 Bruh

@beewashere3496 Год назад

@@TezalTube what.

@littlec_ms1ut Год назад

Yeah

@theofficiaIsteve Месяц назад

gotta love how japan is all peaceful like "hey so there's an earthquake happening you might wanna get somewhere safe" but then they pull of the most insane EAS alert for a missle threat

@rockyhollows 8 месяцев назад

i used to be terrified of the EAS Alerts living here in the US, but after being awake far too early throughout middle/high school and catching the tests at ungodly hours, i learned its not as scary as most ppl percieve them to be. And the scenario mocks are entertaining ☺

@Twiddle_things Год назад

I am TERRIFIED of unnatural sounds, especially repetitive ones. I am fascinated by things like the Buzzer and EAS alerts, which sadly, leads to me constantly being paranoid or feeling like ripping out my ears. I hope to overcome this fear one day, as I am fascinated by machinery, and sadly, machinery makes those dreaded repetitive sounds which I fear...

@projecty.b.t.f.c Год назад

I'm scared of certain noises too, many fake ones are even freakier so I'm glad they're fake! I remember having to listen to the air raid siren for school and it freaked me out so much I never wanted to hear it again

@Twiddle_things Год назад

@@projecty.b.t.f.c DUDEEE I hate the school drill siren! It gives me so much anxiety for no real reason 😭

@coldiaultimatebase761 Год назад

The only thing to ever truly terrify me was unusual noises. ‘The old tape’ was the most terrifying thing I had ever heard in my life (then I overcame my fear)

@avitld Год назад

I go into fight or flight with any generally repetitive noise and I am also schizophrenic, having auditory illusions of EAS alarms in the middle of the night makes me want to rip my eyes and ears out.

@dicedmeat7857 Год назад

There was one night I remember hearing a warning, my mom was working a late night job, and I just cried wanting to knock on the neighbors doors nearby. I HATE noises like these, but I feel the same, being so fascinated, even if I end up being terrified

@MagolorRR Год назад

The chinese alert genuinely feels like some kind of insane nightmare I'd have, just being in a pitch black city while a loud voice echos through the sky and streets.

@NightmareMusic2093 10 месяцев назад

On god bro wtf if I was awake and heard them counting down to catastrophe I would have a heart attack

@plumjet0930 9 месяцев назад

Imagine walking down the street and just hearing somebody counting down

@HRS8K 9 месяцев назад

All the ones with outside sirens sound like you’re in a dome and the PA System is warning you that you’re done will shortly detonate.

@silly-goofy-little-goose 7 месяцев назад

Reminds me of the hunger games tbh, still freaky though

@40susman 5 месяцев назад

chinese national anthem: the world is great sunshine is every where chinese EAS alarm: welcome to hell!

@akwyld2545 2 месяца назад

this is a good education, so as tourists or visitors can know the warning signs and noises to alerts

@TheOofaloofa 4 месяца назад

México also has a good number of sirens placed around their states. You can probably find one heard in Mexico City (Ciudad de México). They play that same tone that’s heard in the video.

@Eileeleedon Год назад

The EAS alerts are supposed to be loud and somewhat startling. They’re mean to alert you no matter what you’re doing. They should scare you so bad you freeze, but there should be an initial hit of “PAY ATTENTION TO ME” before chilling out a bit.

@joonlovescrabs Год назад

meanwhile they send me into panic attacks

@wikikpop7182 Год назад

@@joonlovescrabs fr

@AverageGermanGirl 11 месяцев назад

They should grab your attention, not scare the shit out of you

@notsniped 11 месяцев назад

meanwhile the alternate of j-alert:

@QF_Dan72 10 месяцев назад

They should alert you, not scare you to death

@hugorobledo9433 Год назад

8:50 This alarm triggers nervous breakdowns among people, even if it's played through a phone speaker. Some citizens have seen how buildings collapse before their eyes.

@azariahazariah4493 Год назад

If I may ask, what happened in Mexico that caused so much trauma

@Octavin-vw8mm Год назад

Mexico eas is ridiculous for me it's only BOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWO And the same sound every time..

@cipherthedisaster Год назад

@@Octavin-vw8mm mexican here- it is ridiculous, and i remember there were some petitions for it to be changed but as far as i know it has gotten nowhere, tho for friends in the capital city (where most earthquackes happen) i really do hope we dont get to hear it again.

@Thedestroyer_Lion Год назад

@@hugorobledo9433 There was also a major earthquake on March 28, 1787 that was around 8.5 on magnitude

@azariahazariah4493 Год назад

@@hugorobledo9433 oh damn, that sounds terrifying

@vesperianstar 4 месяца назад

The Chile one is specifically for tsunami alerts. The Chile EAS works through the cellphone network. Emergency alerts pop up on phones and play a constant high pitched tone similar to the one found in the USA system.

@Aviation165 2 месяца назад

When I'm on Japan and I saw the example alert is freaking me out but the first one Is just calming

@jadetuin9086 Год назад

I remember getting woken up in the middle of the night as a kid and ushered into the windowless basement because of a tornado. The US alert noise scared me so much

@Lily_Sans Год назад

I know, it's so scary. Almost every time I hear one of those, I might cry or just curl up in a ball i a corner

@timmytacoburrito Год назад

@@Lily_Sans i get anxiety when i hear it. I know most of the time we just hear the Amber Alerts go off, but when i see the weather looking very unfavorable, my anxiety shoots thru the roof

@Lily_Sans Год назад

@@timmytacoburrito So do I.

@CMHatem Год назад

@@timmytacoburrito I’m mostly fine until I see a supercell (what forms tornadoes, I’m in Ohio) then I’d start running. It still is scary, makes you feel unsafe.

@Gregariousness1 Год назад

@@timmytacoburrito i got it because a wildfire warning in my area, not fun

@IAmYou5517 Год назад

5:15 As someone who is from the Philippines, I just wanted say that it's not fake. I've heard this alarm multiple times in a day because of a flood.

@RyneMcKinney Год назад

Sounds like an alarm clock to me

@koppii2 Год назад

This one is only used for phone tho

@alitheakorogane Год назад

Yeah! It's just that it wasn't sounded in TVs just like in other countries, it's just on our phones. It's so loud, it sometimes wakes me up when my phone suddenly rung this sound out of nowhere.

@SlayasAlwaysMadapakir 10 месяцев назад

It is fake. Mga boang proud pinoy

@MrLincoln75848 9 месяцев назад

Its used on phones

@BFBwyvern 6 месяцев назад

20:53 I like a bit of bird in my eli

@roofogato 2 месяца назад

theres milk in el-wappie

@piewackete 2 месяца назад

The fake Italian one reminds me of some dance music beat or something, legit had me dancing listening to it. Also the one in Chile sounds like those alarms that go off when something is wrong in a plane, I was waiting for a voice to come on saying PULL UP!

@cesarsaid6868 Год назад

Only one thing, the seismic alert in Mexico does NOT interrupt television programming. There are sirens on which will emit the alarm when the SSN detects an earthquake of considerable intensity.

@pismak 11 месяцев назад

I think this message is from a popular app, but not the official warning at all. I have never seen an interruption at TV because simply there is no such system.

@xe_nithhhh 11 месяцев назад

yea there's never been a full on interruption on screen but at least on news channels which are really the only ones ive caught the alert in there's still an "alerta sismica" bar on the bottom of the screen if you want to call it that? the broadcast still keeps going unless the signal goes out i guess

@Tin60 10 месяцев назад

@@notallenthecatloverwhat 💀

@Tin60 10 месяцев назад

@@notallenthecatloveroh my I feel bad for your grandma tho.

@near5148 10 месяцев назад

@@notallenthecatloverimagine your TV konws you drink alot

@kuroanimates Год назад

To clarify, the real German one was a system test, the guy talking gave information about the test and said that there is no actual threat for the people. In Germany we usually use sirens to alert the public of natural disasters. Though the mentioned test in 2020 showed that the system is heavily malfunctioning and/or broken. This is because after the Cold War ended, Germany saw no need to maintain a dense warning system since the threat of war was gone. Edit 1: The real TV alert of Singapore has the same alarm sound as the fire alarm at my school.

@sketchy275 Год назад

i agree as a german, it was just a test

@samuelpadva4583 Год назад

@@sketchy275 also as a German you couldn't hear anything

@stewagner 19 дней назад

If you are interested in an short official video showing what the actual German alert system is supposed to work/sound like: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iUBwwKFcsQU.html

@DeadChanneI 7 дней назад

Imagine a singaporean at your school just hearing the basic fire alarm and going “OH SHIT”

@theitaliandude8595 15 дней назад

3:07 The italian one is actually a simple notification on our phones with vibration and another alarm different from that one. There was a test not too long ago, and it was just loud

@R38_productions 4 месяца назад

The real Malaysian alarm is I can confirm is the loudest siren ever made. Then the man starts saying the tsunami wave.

@Alorise1 Год назад

In Taiwan during bombing raid drills your phone plays a very loud noise and vibrates heavily, so you can imagine the absolute horror I experienced when I woke up late not knowing that there was a drill and having an alarm trigger my flight or fight response

@anishka4207 Год назад

holy shit dude that sounds horrifying

@colterbae Год назад

america had this once ! i don’t remember why but i was in my 6th hour in middle school

@epicendergamer8535 Год назад

@@colterbaei think that was when they accidentally sent out the alert if it was in like 2017 or 2018.

@colterbae Год назад

@@epicendergamer8535 no it was intentional. it also wasn’t 2018

@realcirno1750 Год назад

I go into fight or flight mode when I get a phone call I couldn’t imagine if my phone started making eldritch noises

@mapbot4158 Год назад

I used to listen to radio stations to fall asleep and occasionally they'd test the eas late at night, so sometimes I'd wake up to the US eas at 3 in the morning. A very unpleasant way to wake up to say the least 💀

@baileyruel1985 Год назад

Same, it happens to me all the time, but I know it’s coming because the music speeds up to an ungodly level before going into the eas testing

@marleyrios1573 11 месяцев назад

Bulgaria's alert systems gives me the creeps it made me shiver down my spine

@coolman36kmaway34 10 месяцев назад

whatt, its the exact same thing for me, when i was like 8 i had a radio to fall asleep to and sometimes there would be the canadian eas for missing people at like 0:00 and i was fucking terrified

@whatsaeuphonium9077 10 месяцев назад

I swear, and then the very muffled voice would also scare the piss out of ne

@furrthecalicocat 10 месяцев назад

Same my radio woke me up at 7 am because of a tornado and i almost just thought it was apart of the song that was playing and went back to sleep

@noobsfansub 4 месяца назад

I live in Canada and the alert gave me many panic attacks where i was frozen in place unable to for anything. They then put amber and silver and COVID alerts with that sound too and at some point they were using it so often i kinda got desensitized to the point where i forget to read the message when i stop the alert on the phone. I wish they had different alarm sounds for different type of alerts.

@friendshapeddoggo 7 месяцев назад

0:46 I live there, I hate the alarm, it scares me, but atleast I'm happy that it's very easy to hear and that it can easily draw my attention

@JustABoyo Год назад

As a German I can confrim that the German one is indeed a mock, we do not have a system like that I asked the BBK (Federal Office for Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance) Each public station is responsbile themselves on how the warning looks like.

@ech9817 Год назад

Aw man :( I was jamming

@aocglazer Год назад

Interesting fact

@JustABoyo Год назад

@@aocglazer Most stations will probably just read it out to you tbh

@MrLincoln75848 Год назад

@@ech9817 yah me to :/

@leDespicable Год назад

Yep, and it's very ironic. Germany abandoned its nationwide siren system in the 90s in favour of radio and TV warnings, yet they never actually implemented a system to relay those warnings reliably...

@Zivety Год назад

0:12 USA 🇺🇸 0:46 Canada 🇨🇦 1:26 Japan 🇯🇵 2:24 Australia 🇦🇺 2:46 France 🇫🇷 2:55 Greece 🇬🇷 3:07 Italy 🇮🇹 3:33 Spain 🇪🇸 3:48 Taiwan 🇹🇼 4:10 Poland 🇵🇱 4:20 South Korea 🇰🇷 4:51 Iran 🇮🇷 5:12 Philippines 🇵🇭 6:17 Sweden 🇸🇪 7:07 United Kingdom 🇬🇧 7:36 Germany 🇩🇪 8:53 Mexico 🇲🇽 9:19 China 🇨🇳 10:07 Russia 🇷🇺 11:13 Czech Republic 🇨🇿 11:24 Brazil 🇧🇷 12:15 Bulgaria 🇧🇬 12:47 Malaysia 🇲🇾 13:36 Portugal 🇵🇹 13:45 Chile 🇨🇱 14:18 Lithuania 🇱🇹 15:00 Singapore 🇸🇬 16:27 Israel 🇮🇱 18:33 Indonesia 🇮🇩 19:19 India 🇮🇳 19:40 New Zealand 🇳🇿 20:01 Netherlands 🇳🇱 20:42 Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 23:21 Denmark 🇩🇰 24:07 Ireland 🇮🇪 24:47 Iraq 🇮🇶 All of them are loud and blaring. But Japan's EAS is just a magical girl anime sound.

@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy Год назад

@AnimationAndGamingYT Remastered (Anti Furry) how bad Israel is

@davidlineweaver2263 Год назад

The video cautions that Japan uses several attention signals. The glissando tone is only for early earthquake warnings. If the earthquake were to generate a tsunami, they sound a more urgent alert tone for that. According to Wikipedia, the tsunami alert tone will actually turn on some TVs and automatically tune them to the local NHK station.

@zypheox Год назад

As a person who follows Japan earthquakes a lot, the alerts started to stress me out they scare me so much

@JSins_ Год назад

Czech Republic’s “alarm” is just the USA alarm high pitched and sped up

@henrineumann Год назад

The israeli and Canadian alarms give me nightmares

@nickvela1992 7 месяцев назад

I'm sorry i was more concerned by the australia tornado. Idk why i never thought they would have them

@the_sprite_man 4 месяца назад

Same

@cameroneridan4558 5 дней назад

7:58 we also have the same exact noise as the British phone notification siren, on our phones it's pretty sick but scares the living daylights out of you when there's a really big storm coming or like a major fire nearby, which is thankfully so far once each

@cameroneridan4558 5 дней назад

Now that I think about it, I'm about 80% sure every EU country probably uses this same sound (and Britain does as well since it's both not been that long since they left (2020) and non-EU countries cooperate with the EU on stuff like this all the time)

@aReallyGoodGuy Год назад

when i was younger, i was often afraid of the EAS alarm in america because of it's straight tone. it just gave me this sense of fear. I even remember watching cat in the hat as a younger kid and then hearing this turn on. i saw a red bar across the screen with talking that i had no idea what was saying. i kinda just sat there not knowing how to react.

@thefunkiestswag Год назад

Im not from the US and I've never been in an situation like that but MY GOD DOES THAT SOUND TERRIFYING-

@jessicadern4008 Год назад

@@thefunkiestswag it is but it's a lot less scary for me because my tv provider test the eas every week

@henrydickerson9776 Год назад

It's two pure, discordant tones meant to elicit that response. Also, if you air that tone without it being an actual emergency, that's a $500,000 FCC fine. Fox Sports recently got hit with that for airing only 3 seconds of it for an advertisement.

@Chihuahua53855 Год назад

I feel ya because I had the same feeling. As a child I would hug my mother like a bear because I'm really terrified because little ones never know what will happen in the future

@happysunset3834 Год назад

POV: it’s just a test

@touffedaviau8370 10 месяцев назад

As a Canadian, I can confirm that the alert sound is not only real, but also plays AT FULL VOLUME ON EVERY SINGLE CELLPHONE any time there's an Amber alert in your province 😫 MY EEEARS 😂

@plumjet0930 9 месяцев назад

Even if you’re wearing headphones?

@touffedaviau8370 9 месяцев назад

@@plumjet0930 That's a good question! I think it plays on both the headphones and the phone's speaker, but I'm not sure 🤔

@enjoitheworld 9 месяцев назад

as a fellow canadian, you are 100% correct 🤣

@figeon 9 месяцев назад

It plays even if an amber alert is in a DIFFERENT PROVINCE. It’s ridiculous

@givepassword 9 месяцев назад

@@figeonno it doesnt

@sarah37593 6 месяцев назад

I'm Chilean, i wasn't there the day of the tsunami but i remember watching the news of what happen, earthquakes are the thing that we have to deal with, especially small shakings that happen almost every day

@andrashennel3765 3 месяца назад

24:09 this sound is actually the battlestations alert sound on many US navy vessels. Mostly heard on submarines.😅

@Leaferr 4 дня назад

thats so fucking interesting. wow

@andrashennel3765 4 дня назад

@@Leaferr your sarcasm is defening🤣🤣🤣

@xMewWinx96x 8 месяцев назад

I put this in my "Watch Later" and forgot about it. It suddenly came on my television and when I heard the American EAS tone, I got confused. However, I quickly realized that it was just a video and not a real alert so I settled down. My cat, however, did not. He had very visceral reactions to almost every alert used, ranging from vaguely curious to offended to clear disgust/annoyance. It was hilarious to watch and I wanted to thank you for putting this video together and inadvertantly providing me with this entertainment.

@nickpapadopoulos9978 6 месяцев назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@babypiratesnapchat2 2 месяца назад

Your cat has subitisratioerectiphobia

@kota1471 Месяц назад

Wtf@@babypiratesnapchat2

@boi69420 Месяц назад

Huh

@HiMyNameIsSkyyy 13 дней назад

@@babypiratesnapchat2what phobia is that

@magnumeis1228 Год назад

As a German I would definitely say the first alarm is fake. There are spelling mistakes and I saw the full alarm in a other video, where they say Germany is attacked by zombies. So the first one is definitely fake. The second one isn’t really an alarm. They only say that there is an alarm day where they test the alarms and you don’t have to panic.

@madamebkrt Год назад

It's the dumbest fake alarm and the fact that anyone could believe it's real astounds me.

@TiledEditz Год назад

I’m German as well and I wouldn’t have heard that in my early days. Also, I agree with you.

@leDespicable Год назад

The second one isn't an alarm, and that's part of the problem that Germany's warning infrastructure has. This is the legit format they would use for TV warnings in an emergency, which is just ridiculously ineffective.

@marianokrause-merkel1840 Год назад

@@leDespicable so real und schade wir leben ohne eine EAS-System seit 90er

@tspryaviation Год назад

That first one may be fake but I low key enjoyed it. I wouldn't mind partying and dying happy if I heard that before I die instead of nothing. But that text was definitely Google Translated

@urmothwr 16 дней назад

Polish one you showed is our emergency services sirens - never actually heard the real one. Mostly because we still use air raid sirens outside as opposed to on the TV.

@TheLTG 15 дней назад

The Brazilian one is about a dam rupture and is not a nationwide system, it's more common in flooding and landslide-prone areas like in Rio, São Paulo, near dams or floodplanes, and varies from place to place, some transmit voice messages, some only sirens, some a mix of both, some even have flashing warning lights. There's also the recent use of phone alerts and SMS alerts, but quite limited in scope.

@emmaistired Год назад

You are half right about France. As a French native, let me explain : the one you chose is for nuclear incidents. The one civilians will hear if anything is a big loid siren, with a very particular pattern (this siren still haunts me sometimes, as every first Wednesday of each month, schools have to make a "surprise" evacuation excercise. Good job on the video still, and sorry for the typos, phone's all glitchy ^^"

@rat_king- Год назад

Your country is a soon nuclear accident, it no wonder you have testing so frequency.

@toadcrafter8770 Год назад

Nous il ne nous font pas évacuer

@Detsukii Год назад

On est pas évacué nous

@emmaistired Год назад

@@toadcrafter8770 @Detsukii vous étiez en privé ou en public ? Perso j'étais dans un collège/lycée catho, si ça se trouve, ça explique la différence. Soit ça, soit ils faisaient ça pour entraîner les profs à gérer les couloirs cosmo bondés

@Detsukii Год назад

@@emmaistired j'étais en public

@xymaryai8283 Год назад

it still baffles me that North Korea actually launched missiles at and over Japan and they actually had to use the missile alert system

@SgtStevePH 11 месяцев назад

Japan is in close proximity to North Korea, so this isn't an isolated incident for them, and certainly not the last

@PrograError 9 месяцев назад

well... rocket launch like going to the tropics better than the poles, so DPRK always launches it over japan...

@clinthowe7629 5 месяцев назад

The US one used to be like the Canadian one, with the exception that there would be a monotone sound followed by a recording of a person explaining that it was only a test, some tests were actually musical, where the recording would sing, yes sing! that it was only a test of the emergency broadcast system.

@alohafromthe3033 7 месяцев назад

Just survived Hurricane Otis in Acapulco. We unfortunately didn’t receive ANY emergency alerts whatsoever. People weren’t given any notice. 😢

@Firstgoldmine23 3 месяца назад

I'm very happy you survived❤❤

@user-qf5kl6cv2y Год назад

As a German the "evidence" for the German eas you had wasn't very helpful since it is just an announcement for a day where the EAS will be tested

@faeriemachine Год назад

Oh, I wasn't aware, thank you! Hopefully I can find a real EAS of it sometime

@user-qf5kl6cv2y Год назад

@@faeriemachine You're welcome

@erikgag Год назад

@@faeriemachine there is none. they would just cut to breaking news, alert Via an App and make Radio Broadcasts. sometimes there is still an Siren alarm wich is one Minute of Continuos Howling. it advises you to turn on Radio and TV s

@Ribulose15diphosphat Год назад

And the Punchline: The Test was a horrible failure.

@tailor9864 Год назад

@@erikgag 1 minute of continuous howling is the all clear signal. The signal called Warnung-der-Bevölkerung (Warning of the population) is one minute continuous on and off. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2JkrR1SCiBg.html

@guiliajohnson9141 2 года назад

As a German, I believe that the first EAS shown for Germany is not real. As far as I know, there is no EAS in Germany (because I do not know anyone who has heard it and you can not find anything else about it), but only the sirens, a warning app, announcements or messages via social media. But please correct me if I should be wrong. But I do think we should have an EAS alert. (especially this one 😖) because (in my opinion) not everyone has a mobile phone or the warning app NINA and it could reach more people on TV.

@Taha_57 2 года назад

wieso betrügst du bruder

@mtge Год назад

es stimmt wirklich, nur sirenen oder handy

@lolidk563 Год назад

Hmmm ok

@spinning_peridot3673 Год назад

The first one is fake. I mean, the text is full of typos and doesn't make any sense. And the sound is also fake. The problem is that after the cold war, sirens haven't been maintained anymore (or rather the individual municipalities have been in charge of maintaining them, but they didn't have any money). Over the recent years, sirens have been re-installed and basically serve as an EAS system. In addition, there is the NINA app you mentioned, but it doesn't have any specific "sound" to it. What is actually done, initiated after the heavy flooding from 2021, is that the "Cell broadcasts" are prepared right now. This is probably the closest thing you can get to an actual EAS system in Germany, apart from the sirens.

@Bitsy_thegamer Год назад

@@spinning_peridot3673 oh about germany

@arielmoyano3376 4 месяца назад

The brazilian one is notifying the rupture of a dam, possibly locally emitted by a Minas Gerais municipality or by a private mining company.

@FeuerblutRM 16 дней назад

Germany actually uses mobile phone alerts, newly installed siren systems (they sound different everywhere depending on what sirens are used but usually it's a 3x long unmodulated wail and these sirens are otherwise used as fire alert systems for and by fire departments) and also phone apps for emergency alerts (also for weather, fire, flooding, forest fires etc.) called NINA and KATWARN.

@laura401 8 месяцев назад

Here to confirm, as an Italian, that that was not our alarm system simply because it wasn't operative before this week: I recived the first test through text message just a couple of minutes ago. 😊

@m1kk4s 28 дней назад

bella fra, mi sono preso un infarto quando era suonato il telefono lol

@K86Music Год назад

I'm Iranian but was not born in the days of Iran and Iraq war, but from what I saw and asked from people I know and born from that time period, yes it is real. It was streamed as a warning for Iranian people to be informed that there are missiles coming to Tehran and other cities and be ready for the strikes. As it writes "۱۳۵۹ شهریور ۳۱" which is a Persian date, it is the date when the war started (if I'm not wrong). But in conclusion, yes indeed, it's real.

@vaqloli Год назад

I was looking for a cmt like this to see if it was real lol-

@dudewithacat52 Год назад

so is it?

@K86Music Год назад

@@dudewithacat52 Yes it is, I saw more sources and I confirmed it.

@dunjaasalmasi2017 Год назад

I've asked my dad and this is true, he was a child and could recall, that to this sound they made an announcement.

@dunjaasalmasi2017 Год назад

I'm sorry that you had to witness this time.

@fluffymayoi 2 месяца назад

Everytime they'd test the emergency alert system in the US as a kid, I would always be terrified since it'd be past midnight on the news channel. I'm glad I don't find it scary anymore but good lord, every now and then it still makes me jump a little bit.

@iansanchez1470 4 месяца назад

9:57 in TCL and Xiaomi TV's, The tv earthquake alarm sounds like the outdoor sirens and the screen gets overrided by a pop up and starts counting down of how long will it take for the earthquake to arrive, it even goes off even when the tv is not in use and powered off

@sh87_rionrion 11 месяцев назад

0:12 USA 0:41 CANADA 1:27 JAPAN 2:17 AUSTRALIA 2:46 FRANCE 2:56 GREECE 3:07 ITALY 3:34 SPAIN 3:45 TAIWAN 4:11 POLAND 4:21 SOUTH KOREA 4:52 IRAN 5:13 PHILIPPINES 6:17 SWEDEN 7:08 UK 7:35 GERMANY 8:50 MEXICO 9:19 CHINA 9:58 RUSSIA 11:13 CZECH REPUBLIC 11:25 BRAZIL 12:16 BULGARIA 12:47 MALAYSIA 13:35 PORTUGAL 13:46 CHILE 14:19 LITHUANIA 15:00 SINGAPORE 16:10 ISRAEL 18:32 INDONESIA 19:20 INDIA 19:30 NEW ZEALAND 20:01 NETHERLANDS 20:38 SAUDI ARABIA 23:20 DENMARK 24:08 IRELAND 24:46 IRAQ

@boiga126 10 месяцев назад

thanks for this

@Bacons- 10 месяцев назад

You deserve 👏.

@Corny_corn 9 месяцев назад

Can always count on my fellow keyboard warriors

@sketchr9258 9 месяцев назад

our hero

@DA_TV71 8 месяцев назад

Damn it where’s Pakistan!?

@TwistedFireX Год назад

The Japanese alarm gives me goosebumps, such an innocent sounding alarm for a severe weather warning.

@SuperCatman Год назад

this video shows an earthquake alert, the yellow prefectures are the ones effected and the X represents the suspected epicentre

@101jir Год назад

@@SuperCatman Such a gentle sound for an earthquake

@eminempreg Год назад

Honestly I feel it makes sense. Especially in country thay has some of the most densely populated cities they probably don't want a very distressing sound going around, confusing and panicking people. So having something distinct, but not terrifying to warn people to listen up and get to safety makes more sense to me

@Freda_Productions Год назад

And the OTHER Japanese alarm? That one is 10x worse!

@modernwarshipsgamer2123 Год назад

Same, it gives me chills during the night

@turtlesoul Месяц назад

The New Zealand one needs to be updated. I have not heard that particular drill thing in many years. Modern times we get alerts on phones, much like the UK one.

@_-Ghostly-_ 5 дней назад

The Dutch (netherlands) alarm actually gets tested every first monday of the month at 12:00. so us dutchies dont really get startled. what does startle us is the newer NL alert that has been implemented

@mediocreprogrammer Год назад

That Japan missile one is genuinely scary. It looks like it comes straight out of a creepypasta and I think it would 100% scare me (though not without reason, of course. )

@allyc.6978 Год назад

It’s funny how the unnerving Japanese missile alert tone contrasts greatly with the cute-sounding Japanese earthquake alert tone😅

@mediocreprogrammer Год назад

@@allyc.6978 yeah

@h2.t2 Год назад

@@allyc.6978 earthquake but like reversed would sound a little spooky

@Algeriawindows69 Год назад

@@allyc.6978 yeah because earthquakes are pretty common they happen once over a couple of years in japan but a missile strick is alot more dangerous than an earthquake

@dark_nyah_5041 Год назад

I live in Japan and I must say that the earthquake one isn’t that cute when you got woken up by that early in the morning 💦

@kalebbarker3732 Год назад

Fun fact, Sweden's Hesa Fredrik siren has a distinct pattern depending on the state or type of emergency, such as length between wails, or how long each wail is

@MeitanteiKevin Год назад

Same in germany :D just slightly different sounds I guess

@stimkytheskunk3306 11 месяцев назад

Being Swedish, i can say that Hesa Fredrik can also be heard at a specific time every first monday on a new month

@Foxrich99 11 месяцев назад

@@stimkytheskunk3306 only every 3rd month, at 15:00

@aki6605 11 месяцев назад

@@stimkytheskunk3306Do you happen to know why that is? Are they testing it to make sure it works?

@stimkytheskunk3306 11 месяцев назад

@@aki6605 Thats ecxacly why they do it - to test it so it works

@raphgalban2007 5 дней назад

For the Philippines, there is no centralised system that I know of that uses an alarm tone of some kind. The closest thing I can think of is the flood sirens where I live. They usually sound when the water level reaches a specific point and it signals people to just gtfo and start praying the water doesn’t reach them. Another equivalent could be the text messages by the local government agency covering emergency and disaster relief. They send out alerts (not always with an alert tone) to your phone that notifies you of any calamity happening around you. For earthquakes, there is NO early warning system in place. The agency will only send the messages after the fact, notifying you of possible aftershocks incoming. Aside from that, the schools also follow this and ring the school bells or announce it via the intercom. News stations receive a notification from the agency and announce it to the public.

@Someone-ui8pg 3 месяца назад

The canadian alert is genuinely terrifying and for what?? Its always only used for either tests of missing people across the province. Like yes those are important but it still scares the shit outta me- Ive only heard it for real twice, both for severe weather alerts and one of those times was in an airport and everyone’s phones kept going off at different times non stop it was crazy-

@lambsauce3146 2 года назад

For Malaysia EAS, it was tested if anytime our country is going to get hit by the Tsunami. In 2004, states like Penang and Kedah were hit by the Tsunami, causing casualties and deaths. It was the 1st time our country got this and since then there are times where there will be siren testings. The sirens are also used for the floods, and will be different sound based on how deep is the flood. The national broadcaster will show some ads about the sirens when there is floods.

@23x89 Год назад

Damn I feel bad for y'all Malaysians when it get tested

@epicKerBallze Год назад

heard about the 2004 tsunami, but never heard of the fact that malaysia's EAS system was created becuse of the tsunami incident

@zombiefied7628 Год назад

Kinda sounds like a plane. I can only imagine what 2014 tests were like.

@marfizz92 Год назад

oh heavens no the bambers are plentiful

@oh_noes Год назад

@ponponponiko - voxrl idk boy. Bambi just appear outta nowhere

@endlessseek8164 10 месяцев назад

The story behind the video of the germany eas alarm is kinda wholesome “Yo, can I test the EAS?” “Sure, just let people know you’re just testing it out”

@EifelBlaulichtTV 2 месяца назад

It does make sense, if you realise that behind our EAS there's also sirens. And those thingies are gonna blow your ears off.

@KyleKartan87 2 месяца назад

The sounds that the mobile phones ands sirenes made were still terrifying thogh :D

@arlynnecumberbatch1056 2 месяца назад

I wonder if same goes to the philippine one, you can hear the ppl in the bg counting down

@alphatrolltv9424 2 месяца назад

@@EifelBlaulichtTVlitterally USA EAS: * LOUD BEEEEEEP * * LOUD BEEEEEEP * * LOUD BEEEEEEP*

@simonponn Месяц назад

In Germany you get alerted by Siren, phone, television, radio and social media, it is also being tested that the Control center for emergency services (not police, the one for Firefighters and ambulance) to speak directly through the Radio and cutting of the regular program, but I don't know if it was tested on the public yet

@OneAws0meE 4 месяца назад

0:12 this combined with different sirens depending on where in the US always gets me 😂😅

@gig78000 2 месяца назад

Here some news from France : we have an existing emergency system which consists of alarms placed in cities (depending on how many sounds it emits we can know the source of danger). But since november 2023 we also have a system which trigger our phones and send us messages. (Fun fact : it has been used for the first time in real situation three days before planned global test) The last system we have is in case of child abduction : all television and radio podcast are stopped to show the message, traffic panels on the highway tell us ro listen the radio and messages are sometimes played in train stations.

@Devo57 Год назад

I just love that the fake ones all gotta use special unique sound effects to be like America and Canada’s EASes when most of the real ones are just normal sirens

@Abrothers12 Год назад

Can't fix the system if it ain't broke

@LegionEagles22 Год назад

fellow schafrillas fan :)

@MagicianStevey Год назад

As someone who’s seen the Canadian EAS alarm at night for a tornado warning, it is freaking terrifying.

@notdamienn Год назад

When?

@cadenbarnfather1434 Год назад

At night silly

@MaybeLiteralJesus Год назад

@@notdamienn at night silly

@commitarson6583 Год назад

At night silly

@Sorry-Teen Год назад

i agree that shit makes my heart drop

@yoshikagekira8057 Месяц назад

In the German one, a man is saying that at 11 o' clock a test alarm will start. But that was back in 2020 and I actually remember it, that day I was in class and we waited for it to activate but in our area it didn't work and we didn't get to hear it.

@lofi9728 6 месяцев назад

The "possibly fake" one from philippines is close to the original. That repeating beep plays on every phone to alert people for Tsunami's, Orange-Level Rainfall (Typoons), And Early Earthquake Warnings