
North Korean missile prompts Japan to call for false alarm evacuations in Hokkaido
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North Korea launched a missile Thursday that prompted evacuation warnings from Japanese officials, who believed that Hokkaido would be hit. Officials say it was a false alarm.
The Japanese government alerted residents of Hokkaido – the northernmost main island of Japan – to take cover, warning that it was likely to fall near the island around 8 a.m.
"Evacuate immediately. Immediately evacuate inside the building or underground," the warning read. "The missile is expected to fall around Hokkaido around 08:00. Please evacuate immediately."
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