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Auckland tsunami alert flops: 'I'm doomed - didn't hear anything'
Beachfront residents did not hear sirens or receive texts in tsunami alert test.
Beachfront residents did not hear sirens or receive texts in tsunami alert test.
The test is a routine one done twice a year at the change of daylight saving.
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