Emergency Warning Broadcast System (Japan)
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Emergency Warning Broadcast System (緊急警報放送, Kinkyū keihō hōsō), abbreviated as EWBS or EWS, is a warning broadcast system in Japan that is performed by automatically turning on the switch of a television/radio receiver in a standby state by using a specific signal.[1][2]
This is done when a large-scale disaster such as an earthquake occurs or when a tsunami warning is announced, and it is intended to help prevent or mitigate the damage caused by the disaster.
