Estonia to test EE-Alarm emergency warning system on June 10

Estonia's Rescue Board will conduct a nationwide test of the EE-ALARM emergency alert system on June 10. The test is being carried out together with partner organisations and covers the country's comprehensive public warning infrastructure.

Estonia's Rescue Board, together with its partners, will test the nationwide EE-ALARM emergency alert system on June 10. The test is designed to verify that the integrated warning network functions correctly across all its components.

The EE-ALARM system is Estonia's comprehensive public danger notification platform, designed to alert residents quickly in the event of a serious emergency. It combines sirens, mobile alerts, and other communication channels into a single coordinated network.

Residents across Estonia may hear or receive test alerts on that day. The Rescue Board has encouraged the public to stay calm during the test and to take note of how the system works so they are better prepared in a real emergency situation.