There Was an Error Sending the RCB Alert. They Mixed up the Voivodeships.
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700,000 people in the Lubusz Voivodeship received a message about an airstrike threat from the Government Security Centre. This was a mistake, the RCB admits and apologizes. But only on social media.
The Government Center for Security has issued a statement regarding the erroneous dispatch of an RCB Alert. Information about a threat regarding a Russian airstrike in Ukraine instead of the Lublin area reached people in western Poland. "The message intended for people in the Lublin Voivodeship was mistakenly forwarded to recipients in the Lubusz Voivodeship. The warning contained in this message concerned the Lublin Voivodeship....
The government's security center confused the regions when sending out a warning
The RCB alert, informing about a Russian air attack on Ukraine, was supposed to reach residents of the Lublin Voivodeship, but it reached recipients in another voivodeship.
Residents of western Poland received a message warning of a Russian airstrike. The Government Security Center responded by publishing an official statement.
On Monday evening, residents of Lublin Voivodeship received a message from the Government Security Center about a potential threat related to Russia's attacks on Ukraine, but due to an error, the message was also sent to residents of Lubusk Voivodeship, on the border with Germany.
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