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Many users received an “Extremely Severe Alerts” message on their mobile devices, which read: “This is a test message for Cell Broadcast alert testing in ROHINI ...

New Delhi: Mobile phones across India are expected to receive a loud emergency alert message as the Government of India conducts a nationwide test of its Cell Broadcast Alert System. Officials have ...