Around 11:00 am on September 5 (Friday), up to 6.26 million mobile phones ring all at once even in silent mode, and 'Osaka 8.8 million training' is held.
'Osaka 8.8 million people training ', which is becoming an annual training in Osaka prefecture, says 'Even if you are in silent mode (unless the power is turned off), the mobile phones around you will ring all at once' in September 2014 It will be held on the 5th of March (Friday). Information such as Area Mail and breaking news mail will reach compatible smartphones, mobile phones, and some photo frames, and it is likely that alarm sounds will sound all at once in the city.
Osaka / 2014 Osaka 8.8 million training
This is a training to re-recognize the response in the event of an earthquake or tsunami, assuming the occurrence of a huge Nankai Trough earthquake, and this is the third training this year since it was conducted in 2012. The official leaflet created for this training looked like this.
PowerPoint presentation --h26 880drill ri-furetto.pdf
(PDF file: 867KB) http://www.pref.osaka.lg.jp/attach/5074/00139560/h26%20880drill%20ri-furetto.pdf
The flow of training conducted on the day is as follows. Assuming that an earthquake occurred at exactly 11 o'clock, a big tsunami warning was announced 3 minutes later, and information was sent all at once in response to this.
・11:00 am : Earthquake occurred (notified by in-house broadcast and outdoor speakers)
・Around 11:03 am : Announcement of a large tsunami warning ( Area Mail for training and breaking news mail will arrive )
・11: 05-30 am : Depending on the municipality, there are cases where information is sent for the second time on its own.
The public relations paper of Osaka Prefecture also introduces what kind of action should be taken when the information actually arrives, so it seems to be helpful.
News from the prefectural government NO.385 (September 1, 2014 issue) A huge earthquake has occurred! What action do you take then?
http://www.pref.osaka.lg.jp/j_fusei/1409/cts0101_385.html
According to the leaflet of Osaka Prefecture, the following tools will be used to disseminate information.
・ Outdoor speakers in the city, in-house broadcasts in facilities, and in-car broadcasts
・ Area Mail / Breaking News Mail Service of Mobile Phone Companies
・E-mail from Osaka Disaster Prevention Net (pre-registration required)
・ Smartphone application ' Yahoo! Disaster Prevention Bulletin ' (pre-installation required)
You can check the correspondence for each municipality and the messages actually sent on the following page.
Osaka Prefecture / 2014 Osaka 8.8 million people training on mobile phone reception
http://www.pref.osaka.lg.jp/shobobosai/trainig_top/h26celluler880.html
Outgoing municipality distribution map [Excel file / 280KB]
http://www.pref.osaka.lg.jp/attach/5074/00154544/H26880sichousonmailtime.xls
The reason why this is possible is that each mobile phone company has a contract for a 'disaster / evacuation information' distribution service between Osaka prefecture, and disaster and evacuation information is sent from Osaka prefecture to Osaka prefecture. Because it can be delivered directly to mobile phone terminals that support Area Mail and emergency bulletin mail in. The point is that even if you happen to be visiting Osaka from another area, the information will be delivered to your mobile phone.
The terminal that receives the 'disaster / evacuation information' will ring forcibly even in the manner mode, so set it if the mobile phone should not ring during classes, meetings, ceremonies, movie theaters, libraries, etc. Must be turned off or turned off in advance.
Of course, this information will also be delivered to the mobile phone of the person driving the car. Since this is training, he said, 'Even if the alarm sounds, concentrate on driving and do not operate the terminal.'
Furthermore, in order to distribute 'disaster / evacuation information' to the Osaka prefecture area, terminals near the border with other prefectures may ring even outside Osaka prefecture.
It is important to confirm that 'Oh, it rang properly, okay' when you actually received the information, but I would like to participate with the intention of simulating the response when a disaster actually occurs.
You can check the mechanism of Area Mail / breaking news mail by mobile phone companies and compatible models at the link below.
What is Earthquake Early Warning 'Area Mail' | Services / Functions | NTT DoCoMo
https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/service/safety/areamail/about/index.html
Compatible models | Services / functions | NTT DoCoMo
https://www.nttdocomo.co.jp/service/safety/areamail/compatible_model/
Breaking news mail | Disaster / emergency measures | au (Supported models are listed on the following page)
http://www.au.kddi.com/mobile/anti-disaster/kinkyu-sokuho/
Earthquake Early Warning (Earthquake Early Warning + Tsunami Warning + Disaster / Evacuation Information) | Services | Mobile | SoftBank
http://www.softbank.jp/mobile/service/urgent_news/
Compatible models | Earthquake Early Warning (Earthquake Early Warning + Tsunami Warning + Disaster / Evacuation Information) | Service | Mobile | SoftBank
http://www.softbank.jp/mobile/service/urgent_news/models/
◆ Added at 12:20 on September 5, 2014
I received an Earthquake Early Warning email in Osaka city. On the screen, you can see that NTT DoCoMo's 'Area Mail' has arrived.
On the day of the event, we covered the situation around JR Osaka Station. Some people noticed the email and looked at the screen, but many seemed to be unaware.
State of JR Osaka Station when receiving the emergency bulletin of 'Osaka 8.8 million training' --YouTube
A state in front of JR Osaka Station where few people noticed even though they received the emergency breaking news of 'Osaka 8.8 million training'
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