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Thailand to Conduct Emergency Alert System Test

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May 2, 2025
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On May 2, 2025, Thailand will hold its inaugural trial of the Cell Broadcast (CB) alert system. #ThailandAlertTest


Thailand’s Emergency Alert System Test

Thailand is scheduled to conduct a nationwide test of its emergency alert system. This initiative is crucial for ensuring the readiness of all communication channels to deliver timely warnings during natural disasters or other emergencies. Authorities aim to assess the effectiveness and reliability of the system, which covers both urban and rural areas.

The initial small-scale test will occur in five pilot areas: the provincial halls of Chiang Mai, Ubon Ratchathani, Suphan Buri, Songkhla, and the government complex on Chaeng Watthana Road in Bangkok. During the test, emergency alerts will be sent directly to mobile phones within these zones, triggering an audible alarm even if the devices are on silent mode. A medium-scale test is scheduled for Wednesday, May 7th, followed by a larger test on Tuesday, May 13th, in five provinces. After these trials, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation plans a nationwide test spanning all 77 provinces.

During the test, alerts will be sent to mobile phones, television networks, and radio stations. The primary focus is to ensure that all citizens, regardless of their location, receive these alerts promptly. This testing phase is also an opportunity to identify any technical issues or areas of improvement.

Public cooperation is vital to the success of the test. Citizens are encouraged to provide feedback on the clarity and speed of the alerts. The feedback will help enhance the system’s future performance, ensuring the safety and well-being of Thailand’s residents.

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