Receive Twitter civil defence emergency updates

Wednesday, 17 February 2010, 2:38 pm
Press Release: Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management

Receive civil defence emergency updates from Twitter

The Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management has added a Twitter feed to the emergency status bar on its website www.civildefence.govt.nz .

When the Ministry changes information in the emergency status bar the feed will update the Ministry’s Twitter account http://twitter.com/nzcivildefence The account will send a “tweet” to those following the Ministry’s account. People will be encouraged to forward, or “retweet”, the Ministry’s messages to others.

There is no charge for subscribing to this feed.

More information about the Twitter feed is on the home page of the Ministry’s website.

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