'He feels really bad': Civil Defense employee who sparked terror in Hawaii by accidentally triggering ballistic MISSILE warning will be 'retrained' say officials after thousands fled to bomb shelters
- The alert was issued to residents' phones at 8.07am on Saturday morning
- It told them to seek shelter and warned of an 'inbound ballistic missile threat'
- It took 38 minutes for a second phone alert to be issued across the state
- By then, terrified residents had flocked to shelters and into their garages
- Civil Defense employee accidentally hit alert, was unaware until his phone got it
- An FCC investigation into the incident is underway, officials said
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