London: The UK is going to introduce an Armageddon Alert system in a few weeks, which will enable the public to be aware of deadly threats in advance.
This alert system has been named Armageddon, which is also known as Harmajdon or Al-Malahmat al-Azma in Arabic, which means the third and final battle. The purpose of this alarm is to make the public aware of the imminent danger ahead of time so that the people can protect their lives and those of their close associates.
However, the above-mentioned alert system will not only be used in times of war, but also in case of natural calamities or emergencies that threaten the lives of citizens on a large scale.
Fuller Anderson, the leader of the British opposition Labor Party, said that in these circumstances, while political and economic changes are continuing rapidly in the world. With the UK facing a number of growing global threats such as Russia, the government has delayed trials of the Armageddon Alert System, leaving our country far behind in keeping the public safe.
Government ministers have been promising to introduce an Armageddon alert system since 2013. In August last year, the government had announced that it would be introduced in October but it did not happen. Subsequently, the Government’s National Resilience Framework, published in December, again assured the public that the alert system would be launched in early 2023, but only local testing has been completed so far.
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