The worker who sent a false missile alert to Hawaiian residents on Saturday has reportedly been reassigned.
The civil defence employee has been moved to another role, but not fired, according to multiplemedia reports.
In a press conference on Saturday, the head of Hawaii’s Emergency Management Agency, Vern Miyagi, said the worker “feels terrible.”
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The worker who sent a false missile alert to Hawaiian residents on Saturday has reportedly been reassigned.
The civil defence employee has been moved to another role, but not fired, according to multiplemedia reports.
In a press conference on Saturday, the head of Hawaii’s Emergency Management Agency, Vern Miyagi, said the worker “feels terrible.”
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