On Wednesday, October 4, the U.S. government set off a nationwide Wireless Emergency Alert. The test happened in order to ensure that the public could effectively be notified of emergencies as a whole. All phones were set to go off at 2:20 pm ET but some people received alerts starting as early as 2:17 pm ET. The alert was harmless and was not intended to spark panic. The government is now more aware of the reliability of a nationwide alert.
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Hi, my name is Precious Lackey! I am a Senior and have attended Conrad since my 6th grade year. I am in the Biomed pathway and want to be a travel nurse. I am a part of the National Honors Society and Student Council. My favorite class is English and I really enjoy writing.