The Japanese government has admitted that people across the country may have precious little time to take cover from a North Korean missile attack: just 10 minutes.
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Millions have viewed a government website detailing what to do in case of an attack, the Japan Times reports.
Osaka Mayor Hirofumi Yoshimura announced the city would establish a response team in case of any North Korean missile launch, nuclear attack, or attack on North Korea by the U.S.
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Still, the mayor said, “Depending on the case, the warnings and alarms might only sound four or five minutes before a missile arrives.”
Last month, some people in Japan completed a first-of-its-kind evacuation drill in Japan centered around a North Korean missile attack. Japan reportedly plans intends to use a system broadcasting information about a forthcoming missile attack via satellite, telephone, and cyberspace to local disaster management officials.
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