As you may have heard, Alaska received a false alarm for a tsunami today, 7am PST.
During the last several months there have been several other false alarms in Japan and the US. These events are not exactly rare, but generally occur a few times per decade, rather than a few times per year.
These recent incidents include an unspecified EAS alert in Guam, a J-Alert for an earthquake in Japan, an incoming missile EAS alert in Hawaii, a J-Alert for a missile in Japan days after the Hawaii alert, and a NWS alert for a tsunami on the east coast of the US
I'm pretty certain that these events go beyond coincidence. Nearly all of these alerts are respectively attributed to the error of a single employee. Am I to believe that human error has gone up something like ten-fold in the last year? Because I'm not buying it.
Also the nuclear bombing warnings have gone up infinitely percents, from 0 to 1. IMO tsunamis warnings are more often because earthquake detection has improved, and there is issued a warning as soon as possible. IDK if that will save lives or numb them down to warnings, but not warning people of a possible tsunami would be really cruel.