The people are confused! Missouri sends "Batman" oolong alert: "A Joker car in Gotham City"
According to a comprehensive report by the local TV station KSDK and "Russia Today" (RT) in Missouri, local time on Tuesday (18th) afternoon, the Missouri Highway Patrol pushed an alarm to the people's mobile phones in the state, reminding them to pay attention to "a purple-green, 1978 Dodge 3700GT car in Gotham City". According to the report, this time made many people feel "confused", and then the department urgently clarified and issued a second push, saying that the previous alarm was just a "test message" that was accidentally issued.
(Screenshot of the report of the local TV station KSDK in Missouri, USA)
The push reads: "Emergency Alert: (Please note) A purple-green, 1978 Dodge 3700GT car, (license plate number) UKIDME. ”↓
A few minutes after the oolong alert, it was reported that missouri highway patrol officers urgently clarified on their Twitter account that it was an inadvertent "test message" without any "alerts." ↓
Subsequently, according to KSDK TV, the Missouri Highway Patrol released a mobile phone alert push 20 minutes after the first oolong alert was issued, once again stating that the previous alarm was "tested" and had been canceled. ↓
The report mentioned that because the description in this alert highly matches the car of the clown in the 1989 American movie "Batman", this has made many people feel "confused" for a while. After the incident, many netizens also launched a hot discussion on Twitter.
(The Joker in the 1989 American film Batman)
Some netizens said that they thought that their mobile phones had been "hacked". ↓
Some netizens thought that this oolong alert was "very unprofessional". ↓
However, some netizens continued the "Batman theme" style, joking: "Don't worry! Any smart person knows that Gotham City will never be in real danger. This was followed by a GIF of the superhero Batman. ↓
Source: World Wide Web
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