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Anonymous

07/26/24(Fri)04:25:09 No.200192430

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Anonymous 07/26/24(Fri)04:25:09 No.200192430 Archived

Does the police of your country send out local alerts via news outlets?
What is the most common kind you tend to see, if so?

Here it's always one of two things:
>1. "Car crash on (motorway/highway), expect queuing and delays up to 1 hour. Rescue services on the scene, mind your speed"
>2. "Karsten, 89 years old, has walked away from his retirement home at (address) around 4:50 Monday and is now considered missing. Presumed dead from falling into a bog".

Anonymous
07/26/24(Fri)04:31:11 No.200192556

Anonymous 07/26/24(Fri)04:31:11 No.200192556

No, the DOT does that

Anonymous
07/26/24(Fri)04:39:30 No.200192749

Anonymous 07/26/24(Fri)04:39:30 No.200192749

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>>200192430
they tweet

Anonymous
07/26/24(Fri)04:41:44 No.200192798

Anonymous 07/26/24(Fri)04:41:44 No.200192798

>>200192749
Who uses twitter in 2024.

Anonymous
07/26/24(Fri)05:52:13 No.200194548

Anonymous 07/26/24(Fri)05:52:13 No.200194548

>>200192798
What's a good alternative.

Anonymous
07/26/24(Fri)06:09:53 No.200195099

Anonymous 07/26/24(Fri)06:09:53 No.200195099

>>200192798
no one. thats why 21 people died

Anonymous
07/26/24(Fri)06:56:20 No.200196554

Anonymous 07/26/24(Fri)06:56:20 No.200196554

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Only for traffic incidents. The transportation ministry has Twitter feeds for the most populated regions, and the cops also have a radio in Santiago. In the case of highways, the company that has the concession sends out alerts too, mostly on Twitter. Anyways, the information gets relayed so you don't need to pay attention to 9999 different feeds, just tune your local news radio.