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A false alarm about a missile threatening Hawaii was a mistake made when "an employee pushed the wrong button," Hawaii Gov. David Ige said https://t.co/4gMgPbdq0B pic.twitter.com/tY6bybsSDm
— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) January 13, 2018
Hawaiians receive emergency text warning of ballistic missile threat but officials later say it was a mistake https://t.co/zl3UENEu5b
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) January 13, 2018
BREAKING NEWS: Hawaii emergency officials confirmed Saturday an alert that a ballistic missile was inbound to the island was a mistake. http://fxn.ws/2mAZKcS
Posted by Fox News on Saturday, 13 January 2018
JUST IN: Hawaii Governor David Ige tells CNN that someone "pushed the wrong button" during an employee shift change, sending out the false alert about an incoming ballistic missile http://cnn.it/2Fz7nZ7
Posted by CNN on Saturday, 13 January 2018
Many TOUR players, employees, family members and fans woke up to scary news this morning.https://t.co/xTn4ad8MRq
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) January 13, 2018
Under mattresses in the bathtub with my wife, baby and in laws. Please lord let this bomb threat not be real.— John Peterson (@JohnPetersonFW) January 13, 2018
I was in full bug out mode...within 15 minutes got down 12 flights of stairs, walked a quarter of a mile, got in my caddie Dave’s Jeep and we were headed for the mountains #ImFasterThanILook https://t.co/u0YarZRuRU
— Jonathan Randolph (@JRandolph88) January 13, 2018
To all that just received the warning along with me this morning... apparently it was a “mistake” 🤔 hell of a mistake!! Haha glad to know we’ll all be safe https://t.co/sYmuVzymaQ
— Justin Thomas (@JustinThomas34) January 13, 2018
Man. How do you press the wrong button like that. COME ON MAN— John Peterson (@JohnPetersonFW) January 13, 2018
Welp I didn’t get hit by a ballistic missile today so that’s a plus! #imalive— John Peterson (@JohnPetersonFW) January 14, 2018
Pray for us @ Sony Open in Hawaii https://t.co/ixLhgCG7i0— Sony Open in Hawaii (@SonyOpenHawaii) January 13, 2018
Thank God! pic.twitter.com/5wJOpHPf40— Sony Open in Hawaii (@SonyOpenHawaii) January 13, 2018
False missile alert causes panic in Hawaii. https://t.co/qJu9Jmyz66 pic.twitter.com/aes2e7iPv6
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 13, 2018
In a basement under hotel. Barely any service. Can you send confirmed message over radio or tv https://t.co/qHLeQSecnd
— JJ Spaun (@JJSpaun) January 13, 2018
That was fucked up! Suing Apple for real
— JJ Spaun (@JJSpaun) January 13, 2018
Well this may be one of the scariest alerts I have ever received. Luckily it was a mistake. This is no small mistake. I hope it doesn’t happen again. pic.twitter.com/EjbwrJc5H0
— Austin Cook (@austincookgolf) January 13, 2018
.@TulsiGabbard: "Cell phones all across the state - over a million people in my home state of Hawaii - got this alert." https://t.co/qJu9Jmyz66 pic.twitter.com/OiGXUH3ZlM
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 13, 2018
BREAKING: Officials say an alert sent to people in Hawaii about an imminent ballistic missile strike was only a test....
Posted by CNN on Saturday, 13 January 2018
Wow I normally hit the snooze button a couple times but not today.......hey North Korea chill out man pic.twitter.com/KbtULCxTyE
— Jonathan Randolph (@JRandolph88) January 13, 2018
Hawaii officials confirm ballistic missile alert was a false alarm; Fox News Pentagon reporter @LucasFoxNews reports. https://t.co/qJu9Jmyz66 pic.twitter.com/cDBZYRa2H3
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 13, 2018
Moments ago, @TulsiGabbard tweeted: "Hawaii - This is a false alarm." https://t.co/qJu9Jmyz66 pic.twitter.com/ArGxhUThuI
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 13, 2018
Hawaii's scary false missile threat: Worker's push of the 'wrong button' to blame https://t.co/gRDW5uo3fo
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 14, 2018
Apparently this is fake...nice way to start the day! #ugh pic.twitter.com/eguGH259is
— Tyrone Van Aswegen (@tvangolf) January 13, 2018
‘Won’t happen again’: Hawaii officials apologize, blame missile warning fiasco on ‘human error’ https://t.co/GlU9HR8Cif pic.twitter.com/RL63DUSP7t
— RT (@RT_com) January 14, 2018
After the missile warning, people in Hawaii wondered what to do with their last moments of life: https://t.co/AJKP2E4s0I pic.twitter.com/q7CgbQBETY
— Slate (@Slate) January 14, 2018
"I was sitting in the bathtub with my children, saying our prayers," says Hawaii state representative Matt LoPresti in emotional interview after false missile alert https://t.co/iBTS3gVX0y https://t.co/EBRyDLQa9q
— CNN (@CNN) January 13, 2018
Nearly 40 minutes elapse between Hawaii ballistic missile false alarm alert and correction https://t.co/FJyPmS4sSn pic.twitter.com/kBBn4MsjCM
— The Hill (@thehill) January 14, 2018
There is NO missile threat. https://t.co/qR2MlYAYxL
— Governor David Ige (@GovHawaii) January 13, 2018
STATEMENT: While I am thankful this morning’s alert was a false alarm, the public must have confidence in our emergency alert system. I am working to get to the bottom of this so we can prevent an error of this type in the future.
— Governor David Ige (@GovHawaii) January 13, 2018
Hawaii emergency alert error causes panic, outrage https://t.co/hzsuVyFyi4
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 14, 2018
Residents, tourists in Hawaii scrambled for shelter after sent in error https://t.co/ppVaLmaiQc pic.twitter.com/l4mccq7ldF
— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 14, 2018
It was a false alarm, officials said, but it caused immediate panic: “BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII. SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.” https://t.co/htkqFjX9Fv
— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 13, 2018
"Hawaii is beautiful... But it's not where I want to die"
— CNN (@CNN) January 13, 2018
From paradise to panic: Hawaii residents and vacationers react to the false alarm https://t.co/lG7vDqzjEI pic.twitter.com/iH6A1qTATO
False Missile Warning in Hawaii Adds to Scrutiny of Emergency Alert System https://t.co/ra0lRvMUjp
— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 14, 2018
(RT) if u would have been scared AF ( False bombing Alert in Hawaii ) pic.twitter.com/er4EMVoSiZ
— KEEM 🍿 (@KEEMSTAR) January 14, 2018
"Hawaii is beautiful... But it's not where I want to die"
— CNN (@CNN) January 13, 2018
From paradise to panic: Hawaii residents and vacationers react to the false alarm https://t.co/lG7vDqzjEI pic.twitter.com/iH6A1qTATO
Hawaii missile alert: FCC launches investigation into false ballistic missile warning https://t.co/LQEML2OdxD pic.twitter.com/6EoqkxVFWY
— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 14, 2018
CNN producer @davidgshortell describes "a pretty harrowing 15 minutes" huddling in a garage with families and young children after false alarm about incoming "missile strike" is sent out to Hawaii https://t.co/8bwIfkceUz https://t.co/uhj17gn040
— CNN Newsroom (@CNNnewsroom) January 13, 2018
Fake Ballistic Missile Emergency Warning Rocks Hawaii https://t.co/iQ93fMxeyp pic.twitter.com/8qwztcAAiw
— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) January 14, 2018
Hawaii spent 38 uneasy minutes after officials say an incoming ballistic missile alert was sent out in error https://t.co/JSFwvVa8fN pic.twitter.com/G3Kki5thr0
— CNN (@CNN) January 13, 2018
Recording of Hawaii ballistic missile waning https://t.co/KdMwHVFwHc
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 13, 2018
"Cell phones all across the state - over a million people in my home state of Hawaii - got this alert."
Posted by Fox News on Saturday, 13 January 2018
Moments ago,...
.@GovHawaii: "I'm sorry for that pain and confusion that anyone might have experienced." pic.twitter.com/TL0fOaHhBK
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 13, 2018
.@GovHawaii: "Today is a day that most of us will never forget. A day when many in our community thought that our worst nightmare might actually be happening." pic.twitter.com/cw6sxpQb9h
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 13, 2018
NO missile threat to Hawaii.
— Hawaii EMA (@Hawaii_EMA) January 13, 2018
Hawaii Emergency Management Agency statement on missile launch false alarm, January 13, 2018. #hawaiiema https://t.co/hqUiCbgCPK
— Hawaii EMA (@Hawaii_EMA) January 14, 2018
Hawaii's governor says a false alarm about a ballistic missile attack was sent, because someone "pushed the wrong button." https://t.co/Iq668bvPSK pic.twitter.com/B559VmAFid
— POLITICO (@politico) January 14, 2018
How simplistic is the emergency alert system that a missile alert in Hawaii could be sent with the twitch of a finger? Here’s what we know https://t.co/3x1YXxytkz
— WIRED (@WIRED) January 13, 2018
One mom told her kids the Hawaii missile alert was a storm warning. Her husband played along. 'We just sat there silently praying.' https://t.co/UQDDV8YbTZ
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) January 13, 2018
Hawaii residents tweet about hiding and crying after false emergency message warning of missile attack https://t.co/cawFx2NXeq pic.twitter.com/mHrSjOJc6M
— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) January 14, 2018
Hawaii Governor David Ige holds a news conference after the state’s emergency management agency mistakenly sent out an alert about an incoming ballistic missile. http://fxn.ws/2mAZKcS
Posted by Fox News on Saturday, 13 January 2018
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"While I am thankful this morning’s alert was a false alarm, the public must have confidence in our emergency alert...
Posted by Fox News on Saturday, 13 January 2018
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A Dutch Olympic medallist is in a coma after a "terrible accident" https://t.co/csNrdiQJ5K
— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 11, 2018
Olympic medalist Jelle van Gorkom in coma after 'terrible accident' causes damaged skull, organs (via @byKatherineLam) https://t.co/7NHz9PXqS3
— Fox News (@FoxNews) January 11, 2018
Olympic BMX silver medallist Jelle van Gorkom is in a coma after a training accident on Tuesday.
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) January 11, 2018
Full story ➡ https://t.co/h9Y1qZ6SRp pic.twitter.com/2lcCeu3KFh
Olympic BMX silver medalist Jelle van Gorkom is in a coma after a training accident on Tuesday https://t.co/RDP6hy4QjP
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) January 12, 2018
Olympic medallist Jelle van Gorkom in coma after suffering serious injuries in BMX training crash | https://t.co/AhMwP1d8Bf pic.twitter.com/0TL0A80IfU
— Cycling Weekly (@cyclingweekly) January 11, 2018
A "terrible accident" in training has left Olympic medallist Jelle van Gorkom in a coma
Posted by Sky News on Thursday, 11 January 2018
BMX’er Jelle van Gorkom werd door een veiligheidsketting ten val gebracht en ligt in coma. Nationaal sportcentrum Papendal wacht wellicht een civiele procedure.
Posted by NRC on Thursday, 11 January 2018
BMX rider Jelle van Gorkom was overturned by a safety chain and is in a coma. National sports center Papendal may be waiting for a civil procedure.
Het vreselijke ongeval van BMX'er Jelle van Gorkom is óók een bedrijfsongeval.
Posted by AD.nl on Thursday, 11 January 2018
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The terrible accident of BMX'er Jelle van Gorkom is also a company accident.
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