NEW YORKERS have been warned about nuclear attack in a new public safety announcement video issued by New York City.
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NYC has released a video instructing New Yorkers what to do if the city comes under nuclear attack. The agency says there is no known threat.
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“So there’s been a nuclear attack,” a person in the step-by-step video says. “Don’t ask me how or why, just know that the big one has hit.”
Public service announcement on nuclear attack sparks worry among New Yorkers
NYC residents are accustomed to warnings about all kinds of potential threats, including severe weather, public health, and mass shootings.
Public service announcement on nuclear attack sparks worry among New Yorkers
A nuclear preparedness PSA instructs New Yorkers on what to do if the city comes under nuclear attack (NYC Emergency Management/AP).