Los Angeles Accidentally Sends Evacuation Warning to All Residents with January 9 Error Message, County Supervisor Speaks Out Amid Fires

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Los Angeles County accidentally sent out an evacuation warning to all residents, sending panic around the city on Thursday afternoon (January 9).

Many people all across the city received an “Emergency Alert” notification that stated, “NEW: This is an emergency message from the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

An EVACUATION WARNING has been issued in your area. Remain vigilant of any threats and be ready to evacuate. Gather loved ones, pets, and supplies.

Continue to monitor local weather, news, and the webpage alertla.org for more information.” About 20 minutes later, another notification was sent out saying, “Disregard last EVACUATION WARNING.

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