As if the people in/around the Los Angeles area didn’t have enough to worry about.  Apparently, the entire population of 9.6 million residents was mistakenly told to evacuate their homes around 4pm local time, according to Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn.

The emergency alert was supposed to be for a specific region ‘impacted by the Kenneth Fire in Woodland Hills.‘  However, someone sent the alert to every resident in the greater Los Angeles region, creating massive anxiety and exacerbating an already tense situation.

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Officials in the region have been getting blasted by residents for their abject incompetence in controlling the fires and keeping residents up to date. The results of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) running amok in local and regional government appointments is having real consequences.

(VIA DAILY MAIL) – […]  ‘I have been informed the evacuation warning that many of us just received on our phones was mistakenly issued countywide due to a technical error. A correction will be issued shortly,’ Hahn wrote. 

Many were left furious by the disastrous mistake, and quickly fired back at Hahn in the comments. 

‘Your failures will be remembered in history textbooks. Resign. This is going to get people killed,’ one wrote. 

‘Thanks for freaking out all of Los Angeles County. Didn’t need this while all of us and family are on edge already,’ said another. 

Another user commented: ‘You incompetent buffoons.’  (read more)