Japan issues warning to the population after missile launch from North Korea – Observer

The Japanese government issued an emergency warning this Monday for residents in the south of the country to protect themselves from the possible threat of a North Korean missile. According to Reuters, the information emerged through the J-Alert broadcasting system, sending the warning to residents of Okinawa prefecture, in the south of the country.

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The alleged launch came after North Korea notified Japan of a plan to launch a military satellite by June 4, putting the region on high alert.