Japan will upgrade its J-Alert early warning system by next summer after it malfunctioned in October when North Korea launched a ballistic missile over the archipelago for the first time in five years, , the Cabinet Secretariat says.
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno apologizes for the malfunctioning of the government s J-Alert early warning system in nine of Tokyo s island towns and villages after a North Korean ballistic missile launch the previous day.
because now it is not exclusive, i was told my house was ruined. but mine was first among my friends and ones i know. and my house was almost totally destroyed. but the house next to mine lost some windows, so i hosted my neighbours here. and it is like sewing fabric around in the basement. also the people who stay here, well, they came down when they heard a missile alert. so it was my neighbours, family and friends of mine with kids and another family joined us. up to 20 people maximum.