
Emergency wildfire alert sent to all phones in England and Wales – here’s what to know
The government is deploying 100 additional military personnel to major incident areas to assist frontline services in tackling the blazes.
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The government is deploying 100 additional military personnel to major incident areas to assist frontline services in tackling the blazes. The alert interrupted BBC1's The One Show as the alert sounded throughout the programme. Millions of people received this alert tonight as people were warned not to light anything that could spark a fire This is a breaking news story.
Furthermore, The alert, sent on a rolling basis from around 7pm, will warn people not to light anything that could spark a fire, including barbecues, campfires, and fireworks.
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The government is deploying 100 additional military personnel to major incident areas to assist frontline services in tackling the blazes.
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The alert interrupted BBC1's The One Show as the alert sounded throughout the programme.
according to Daily MailMillions of people received this alert tonight as people were warned not to light anything that could spark a fire This is a breaking news story.
according to Daily MailThe alert, sent on a rolling basis from around 7pm, will warn people not to light anything that could spark a fire, including barbecues, campfires, and fireworks.
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The government is deploying 100 additional military personnel to major incident areas to assist frontline services in tackling the blazes.
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