Reports memory loss attributed to public alarm tests and exhaustion on public transport, describes avoidi…

HHS public comment #1904 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-08

#1Reports memory loss attributed to public alarm tests and exhaustion on public transport, describes avoidi…by Anonymous Anonymous » 2026-10-08
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Reports memory loss attributed to public alarm tests and exhaustion on public transport, describes avoiding Wi-Fi and using purported protective materials, and raises concerns about unavoidable exposure.

  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: ust have upped the frequency as I completely lost my memory the entire day. It slowly came back to a degree but lo
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: I have taken all steps to avoid mobiles and WIFI in my own flat but I cannot void the constant use of W
  • Housing, work & access barriers: e to protect myself but I cannot avoid it on public transport where the radiation is increased due to so many on mob

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I am an indivdual consumer and have been aware of the risk of exposure for many years. I have taken all steps to avoid mobiles and WIFI in my own flat but I cannot void the constant use of WIFI below me. I wear shungite to protect myself but I cannot avoid it on public transport where the radiation is increased due to so many on mobile phones in a contained space.

When the UK Government put out an annoucement that they were testing a public alarm system they must have upped the frequency as I completely lost my memory the entire day. It slowly came back to a degree but lost again when they did it a 2nd time. I am still struggling with my memory no matter what I try. If I dont take protection [ which is heavy] on public transport I arrive exhausted.

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