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What are warning sounds explain with examples

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Explanation:

It is about a modern method of multiple tones in which each tone has its own meaning given to alert the residents of the impending danger – during its occurrence – and its elimination. • The means of warning: 1) Fixed and mobile Warning sirens. 2) Loudspeakers.

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