Australia: Hundreds Evacuated from PAX AUS Gaming Festival due to False Alarm 2

Hundreds of people were forced to evacuate the PAX Australia gaming festival at the Melbourne Convention Centre on Saturday, October 11, after a fire alarm was activated. The incident, which saw people rushing towards the doors, was confirmed by officials to be a false alarm, with no fire or injuries reported.

Australia: Hundreds Evacuated from PAX AUS Gaming Festival due to False Alarm

Hundreds of people were forced to evacuate the PAX Australia gaming festival at the Melbourne Convention Centre on Saturday, October 11, after a fire alarm was activated. The incident, which saw people rushing towards the doors, was confirmed by officials to be a false alarm, with no fire or injuries reported.

US: Comic-Con At San Diego Convention Center Evacuated Due To Burnt Food

An emergency alert was announced at a part of the San Diego Convention Center on Friday, July 26, during the third day of the annual Comic-Con. An employee had burned food, causing the alert, and people were asked to evacuate the building.

Hawaii governor explains mid-Jan. false missile alert

Hawaii governor explains mid-Jan. false missile alert

Hawaii Gov. David Ige (L) meets the press in Honolulu on Jan. 30, 2018, following the release earlier in the day of an interim U.S. government report on the cause of a false emergency alert in mid-January that warned of an incoming ballistic missile. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Hawaii issues ballistic missile warning by mistake

Hawaii issues ballistic missile warning by mistake

Hawaii Gov. David Ige (R) speaks to reporters in Honolulu on Jan. 13, 2018, after a false alert about an incoming ballistic missile was sent out to residents across the state by the Emergency Management Agency. Ige blamed human error for the glitch. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo