EAS Alarms of Around the World (REAL ones ONLY)

I know I’m very late into this trend, but it is interesting how big this has grown, so why not. Also i’m only showing the REAL alarms ONLY, no fakes allowed.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:22 United States
0:39 Canada
0:48 Japan
1:08 Australia
1:19 Israel
2:35 Saudi Arabia
2:59 New Zealand
3:35 United Kingdom
3:48 Singapore
3:57 Malaysia
4:34 Mexico
4:59 Indonesia
5:14 Norway
5:30 Sweden
5:43 Finland
5:50 Denmark
6:03 China
6:19 Germany
6:35 South Korea
6:48 Brazil
7:10 Russia
7:42 Chile
8:54 Argentina
9:18 Iran
9:38 Portugal
10:19 Ukraine
10:44 Lithuania
11:25 Netherlands
12:13 Bulgaria
13:00 Outro

[hectorsproductions]

NOTES:
1. When I said "Real ones only" in the title, its meant to say that this are real alarms used (unlike those who makeup fake alarms). This wasnt to be taken as a challenge for people to watch.

2. The "UK/iPhone" Alarm is commonly used on any kind of phone. I wasnt fully specific on that one.

3. I spelled Brazil as "Brasil". English is not my first language, hence its spelled differently.

[nada]

The amount of flashbacks the US EAS gives me from tornadoes is ridiculous.

[Goomba]

Love how most of these are actual alarms but New Zealand's tsunami alarm is a straight up beat

[BlooJellyZ]

I think the scariest part about these isn’t the alarm themselves but the implications that come with them, the threat is so severe that you might not be safe even inside your home

[-OokySpooky-]

Fun fact for non Americans. In the majority of the US (which is massive) towns and cities don't have standardized sirens. So during tornados or hurricanes or any other disaster not only do you have our terrifying EAS going off (which is also followed by the most cold and brutalist speech generator telling you exactly what the issue is) your also hearing multiple sirens going off outside and they can all be like any of the ones from this entire list. Some places even have different sirens in THE SAME TOWN making a horrifying chorus of mismatched and broken terror alerting you of impending doom

[Wildergoat]

Being an American, even if it is in the middle of the day, broad daylight, our alert makes my heart drop.

[Android-guardian-deity]

Thank you for giving us the two types of Japanese EAS. The other videos only have earthquake alerts, but this one even has J-alerts, which is very impressive as a Japanese person!

[DayzN]

Canadas is used mostly with missing children, it is very eerie to hear at 1 am and you look and there’s a missing child

[gravityissues]

The Finland one is highly suspicious. It’s just the Morse code for “seek you” (abbreviated as CQ), a common letter combo used by hams when trying to make radio contact with one another.

[WorldOfSterling]

New Zealand (Tsunami) is the scariest for due to experience, my grandad died in this traumatic event, saving me from the water and rubble that he was crushed by R.I.P Grandad I will always miss him.

[Bobman]

I'm Canadian and that sound will send fear into everyone in 2022 we had 2 guys running around the province stabbing random people and I heard the eas alarm about every 10 - 20 minutes. This happened for like a week

[Nikkidafox]

I'm glad to hear one of these that isn't have a fake anywhere.
Especially the real German one. It is not that one that sounds so musical.

[musousan]

I feel like no matter what country you live in, every alarm is gonna scare the shit out of you

[thehelldoicallthis]

Iran really felt it nessessary to add a beat to their eas alarm

[IzukuMidorya]

I am weirdly facinated with alert tones- 💀

[Wadelyonsss]

Imagine stopping the video but the sound does not stop

[guadalupeangelsaenzcuevas]

I'm mexican. The one from Mexico is the seismic alert from Mexico City. It only plays when there's an earthquake or when the annual drill in commemoration of the victims of the eartquakes of September 19 1985 and 2017 takes place.

[ComradeAri]

Japan’s earthquake alarm sounds like a ringtone 💀

[_cyro__]

for anyone wondering about the mexican one, it is primarily used during earthquakes and is honestly almost only heard when theres an earthquake. In fact, its so rarely activated from anything other than an earthquake that the man speaking is actually saying "seismic alert" or "seismic activity"

[RookieGuy-]

6:04 idk why but if i was in china imma piss myself thats scary as hell💀