Mobile network providers have been ordered to confirm that the UK's emergency alert system is operational following concerns that wreckage from a Chinese rocket could potentially crash into Britain.

Officials are urging mobile operators to trigger the mobile alert system in the UK amid fears debris from a rocket could fall and strike parts of the country.

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In a rare move from Whitehall, telecoms operators have been told to test its emergency alert system amid fears space junk ...

Mobile network providers have been directed to ensure the UK's emergency alert system is operational, amidst concerns that debris from a Chinese rocket could potentially collide with Britain.

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