Alert fatigue: Text warnings fail to hit home

Between 7:58 a.m. and 7:47 p.m on July 11, Cho Young-eun, a resident in Guro-gu, southern Seoul, received a total of 13 alerts from six different public offices regarding heavy rain. Five were from the Ministry of Public Administration and Safety, three were from the Korea Forest Service, two were from the Seoul Metropolitan Government and one each from district offices of Yongsan-gu, Gwanak-gu and Seongdong-gu. All ...

Related Keywords

Pohang ,Kyongsang Bukto ,South Korea ,Yongsan Gu ,South Korea General ,Gyeongju ,Seoul ,Soult Ukpyolsi ,North Korea ,Seongdong ,Kyonggi Do ,Korea ,Cho Young Eun ,Lee Chung Hyun , ,Ministry Of Public Administration ,Korea Forest Service ,Meteorological Administration ,Yonsei University ,University Of Seoul ,Safety Ministry ,Forest Service ,Dongeui University ,Korean Meteorological Administration ,Public Administration ,Seoul Metropolitan Government ,Safety Alert ,North Gyeongsang Province ,Seoul Metropolitan Area ,Korean Meteorological ,Chungcheong Province ,Kim Youn Hee ,Yoo Sang Yeop ,Moon Joon Hyun ,The Korea Herald ,Orean News ,Oreaherald ,Outh Korea News ,Outh Korea News In English ,Sia News ,K Pop ,Pop ,더코리아헤럴드 ,코리아 헤럴드 ,