Why Are Authorities Urging Residents Not To Panic During Patna's Emergency Siren Test on October 6?
The Directorate of Civil Defence in Patna will conduct a technical test of its emergency siren system, with officials urging residents not to panic. The scheduled evaluation is set to take place between 1 PM and 2 PM at the directorate's premises located in New Punaichak, Patna. Scroll below to know more about the emergency siren testing.
An emergency siren system installed at the control room of the Directorate of Civil Defence in Patna is scheduled to undergo a technical test on Tuesday, October 6, prompting local authorities to issue an advisory urging residents not to panic during the exercise. The scheduled evaluation is set to take place between 1 PM and 2 PM at the directorate's premises located in New Punaichak, Patna.
Details of the Technical Test
During the testing window, designated audio alerts - including standard warning tones and all-clear signals - will be broadcast across the area, according to an official statement released by the Disaster Management Department, reports PTI.Β Why Did Air India Express Cancel Delhi-Patna Flights From September 24-30? Check Reason.
Authorities have emphasised that the sound check is purely routine and operational. Officials stated, βThe exercise has no connection with any actual disaster, air raid, fire, flood, earthquake or any other emergency situation.β
Public Advisory and Rumour Control
In light of the loud acoustic signals, the administration has urged citizens to remain calm and avoid falling prey to rumours or confusion. The public has been reassured that the sirens will be sounded strictly for technical validation purposes, and residents are advised to disregard any alarmist speculation during the scheduled timeframe.
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