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SALZBURG

Civil defense test alarm: three sirens in Salzburg not triggered

Sugar Mizzy October 2, 2021

Annual check

Nationwide civil defense rehearsal on Saturday


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Today a nationwide civil defense test alarm will be carried out again. (SYMBOL IMAGE)

Published: October 02, 2021 11:41 am

Updated: October 02, 2021 3:22 p.m.

Today a nationwide civil defense test alarm was carried out again. As the state alarm and warning center in Salzburg reports, three of the 513 sirens in the state did not trigger during the test.

Between 12 noon and 12.45 pm, the three civil defense signals “Warning”, “Alarm” and “All-clear” were broadcast after the “Siren test” signal. The annual test is used to check the technical equipment. At the same time, the population should be made familiar with the signals that can be emitted by around 8,200 fire brigade sirens.


APA / EXPA

In Salzburg, there is a threat of environmental disasters mainly from storms and floods.

Why Disaster Preparedness is Important

Tomorrow, Saturday at 12 noon, the sirens wail all over Austria: The reason for this is the annual civil defense test alarm. Various warning signals are tested, the meaning of these …

This year, a total of 8,328 sirens were tested for functionality, with 99.38 percent (8,276 sirens) functioning properly, as the Ministry of the Interior announced in a broadcast. The detailed results of the individual federal states:

  • Tyrol: 100%, all 1,025 sirens work,
  • Burgenland: 100%, all 319 sirens work,
  • Vorarlberg: 100%, all 227 sirens work,
  • Upper Austria: 99.93%, one failure at 1,460 sirens,
  • Lower Austria: 99.63%, nine failures with 2,450 sirens,
  • Vienna: 99.44%, one failure with 180 sirens,
  • Carinthia: 99.43%, five failures with 876 sirens,
  • Salzburg: 99.42%, three failures with 513 sirens,
  • Styria: 97.42%, 33 failures with 1,278 sirens.

In general, the failures in the federal states were 0.62 percent (52 sirens; 2020 0.39 percent and 32 sirens).

What the signals mean

The meaning of the signals:

  • “Siren test” (15 seconds)
  • “Warning” (three minutes unchanged continuous tone) – approaching danger! Switch on the radio, TV or the Internet, observe the rules of conduct
  • “Alarm” (one minute increasing and decreasing howling sound) – danger! Go to protective areas or rooms, follow the behavioral measures given on the radio, television or on the Internet
  • “All-clear” (one minute unchanged continuous tone) – end of danger! Observe further information on radio, television or the Internet.

(Source: SALZBURG24 / APA)

Accessed on October 2nd, 2021 at 4:22 am on https://www.salzburg24.at/news/oesterreich/zivilschutz-probealarm-drei-sirenen-in-salzburg-nicht-ausgeloest-110311609

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