County Administrative Board: Why you should have a warning receiver if you live near a nuclear power plant
11/14/2023, 4:54:36 PM
Highlights: County Administrative Board: Why you should have a warning receiver if you live near a nuclear power plant. More than 60,000 warning receivers will be sent out to residents around the Ringhals nuclear plant. Residents receive a postcard and a notice to collect their recipient. Several packages have been left at post offices and some have been sent back, something SVT Halland has reported on earlier in the week. If someone has forgotten to pick up their warning receiver, you can place an order on 15 January through the County Administrative Board's website.
There is a difference between a mobile phone and a warning receiver, according to the County Administrative Board's emergency administrator, who explains why it is important to have a warning receiver if you live near a nuclear power plant.
More than 60,000 warning receivers will be sent out to residents around the Ringhals nuclear power plant. The process is currently underway and is halfway through. Residents receive a postcard and a notice to collect their recipient.
Several packages have been left at post offices and some have been sent back, something SVT Halland has reported on earlier.
"Should someone have forgotten to pick up their warning receiver, you can place an order on 15 January through the County Administrative Board's website," says Beatrice Eriksson, preparedness officer at the County Administrative Board of Halland.
In the clip, you will learn how the alert receiver works.