More Than a Million in Hawaii Were Told They May Die | Source Material
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as posted by the channelOn the morning of January 13 2018, Hawaii’s Emergency Management Agency sent a warning that a ballistic missile was on its way to the state. It was a mistake; but for 38 minutes, hundreds of thousands of people on the islands of Hawai’i desperately sought shelter and called their families to say goodbye. Some captured this terrifying hour on film.
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