They Receive RCB Alerts Almost Daily. They're Fed up with the Messages.
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Residents of eastern Poland are increasingly receiving security alerts on their phones due to Russian attacks on Ukraine. But people in border regions have had enough, a new survey shows.
Residents of the Lublin and Podkarpackie Voivodeships believe that RCB alerts are sent too frequently. They also have little confidence in their usefulness.
The latest poll shows that almost three-quarters of residents of the Lublin and Podkarpackie voivodeships are fed up with the RCB alerts related to the war in Ukraine.
Rzeszów News On Thursday night, residents of the Podkarpackie and Lublin voivodeships may have experienced some tense moments due to an airborne threat alert, which was canceled after 20 minutes. Such situations primarily directly affect border regions; the latest public opinion poll examined all of Poland. The results show how citizens in various parts of the country perceive the Government Center for Security's notification system. […] The pos…
Half of Poles believe that RCB alerts are sent with appropriate frequency. Opinions on their number and usefulness vary depending on age, political preferences, and place of residence, among other factors. According to an Opinia24 poll for RMF FM radio, nearly three-quarters of residents of the Lublin and Podkarpackie voivodeships believe there are too many alerts.
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