Pinery Bushfire Emergency Alert (ABC Radio 891)

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Oh god, glad I don't listen to my radio anymore, when these came on in the middle of the night I block my ears and sing LALALALALALALALA!!!! Or I just hide under my blankets

i wish the usa warning were like this and no a creepy voice

Seems kind notice of pointless to say your name before the broadcast.

Rest in peace to those 2 who passed away in this bushfire.

I'm in America and i have no idea whats a bush fire

This is not scary like US

THAT SIREN IS TERRIFYING GOOD GOD
this makes my one (the US) sound tame lmao

Is their a name for the song in the intro

I Live In Nuriootpa SA

El Nino

kinda Deja Vu as on the radio earlier this year, they said most of these key words.

im from australia and this is no joke. lots of pepole died.

when this happened my school was about 8km from this fire, this was fucking terrifying. all you could smell was fire and the sky was black

they should have got you by surprise!

This brings back memories when listening to this on the battery powered radio.

The line “it is too late to leave” is simply chilling.

"The calm before the storm."

Hopefully changes come to save more lives in Australia, RIP to those lost. Maybe new houses with built in sub-terrainian fire vaults for families and property.

it’s all fine and stuff until they say ”it’s too late to leave”

I remember this. I was watching channel 9 and this starts blasting through our radio alarm clock. Scared the shit out of me

in australia, we get lots of bushfires almost every year and it's not even funny. in 2019 my family had to be really careful to drive to nsw due to my pop living in that state, and my family. especially my mother was very cautious about the fires. ps: everything was okay, luckily we didn't stumble upon any bushfires.

I FUCKING REMEMBER THIS SHIT I WAS FUCKING IN TAHLI WHEN. THIS HAPPENED FUCK I WAS IN HOSPITAL FOR 3 FUCKING WEEKS-

This is Australia. This is our lives. We learn to live with it and act, or burn

Almost 8 years ago from this disaster. I remember the day in Tarlee and this blasted through the radios and even the tv had it

She sounded wayyyyyy too relaxed for someone essentially saying: "Mate, you're fucked. Can't leave now!"

He was talking faster than the cyclone

Pov you were watching yo Kai watch and this come on