In January last year, Hawaiians were scared for life when they woke up from critical warnings on their own phones advising them to find shelter because of the imminent danger of ballistic missiles. 8 30 min. after it was found, actually it was silly. Now the centers for control and disease prevention has released a report that described in detail how the mess has left the population in fear and got very angry on the authorities.

The study analyzed the impact of the wrong excitement by viewing more than 14,000 tweets from January 13, 2018 in the direction of 2-to 38-minute time periods. The 1st was from 8: 07 am to 8:45 am, when the Hawaiians thought the danger was real. 2 was from 8: 46 to 9: 24, or immediately afterwards such as civil servants warned the population that, in fact, almost no rocket was approaching.

According to the CDC, before the recall, the Hawaiians in the master tried to come to terms with the danger, and found information about that, actually what to create. Some have tried to figure out the alert by tagging government agencies, covering the Indo-Pacific command of the United States, the defense Intelligence Agency, and the White house state security Council. Actually with regard to psychological reactions... well, as you naturally expect, the answer was " shock, fright, vanity or nightmare.”

As soon as the warning was withdrawn that the CDC, the social perception of the action immediately changed. The Hawaiians were not only angry at how long it took the bureaucrats to correct the warning, they were also offended that no one seemed to know how to respond to the ultimately false danger. The population still expressed considerable distrust of the authorities and hesitation in the fact that they are following in the footsteps and from this second to give care to future warnings.

Some of the tweets included in the report, strengthen, as malicious had some Hawaiians, as they saw in fact that the missiles actually were not included. (Although the CDC has taken the liberty of sending out all the swearing.) “How you 'accidentally' send a single [abusive remote] emergency warning that tells you that the missile is actually approaching Hawaii and hiding. And 30 Min. FOR CORRECTION?!?"read one. Another read “ " to the man in # Hawaii who sent this wrong disturbing news about a missile attack on any [expletive deleted] cell phone...move to Antarctica now! [emoticons removed] #that[curse removed] scaredeveryone @Hawaii_EMA.”

The CDC findings show that, in fact that social media are valuable equipment during downgrades, but once key insights from the Hawaiian misses is that actually what we need more studies such as people respond to the “emergency history in the era of public grids, in order to give timely notice of social health care had the opportunity to be developed and versprochenen for revenue lives.” And at that time how serious the worker was, the end result is denied, the senators proposed a bipartisan bill, in order to remove the obligation to send emergency missile warnings from the States.