First of all, thank you to the disaster prevention alert website for listing the messages that have been sent out on the “Alert Messages” page, allowing the public to review them in case they were accidentally overlooked. However, when we went back to look, we were shocked to find that today’s “Missile” missile message with the typo was not recorded in the website’s history. It was replaced with just a few words “(Ministry of Defense correction)”. I have never received this correction message on my phone, let alone the fact that the website’s SMS template does not even have a message template for “Launch vehicle fly over”. I really don’t know which members of the public received the versions of the messages as shown in the attached image, which were recorded on the website at 15:17:08 on January 9th and 15:18:05 on January 9th.
KMT Legislative Nominee Ge Ru-Jun Suggests Five Sincere Observations and Recommendations on Satellite (Missile?) Warning System, Urges Consideration for Alarm Linkage