The data you show has an error in it. There should be a ' following "(UTC)".

Assuming the code shown in the OP with the syntax error corrected:

my %hash = %$VAR1;

print "At $hash{alerts}[0]{timestamp}: $hash{alerts}[0]{text}\n";

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Prints:

At 1347395226: 95.019 (value) > 95 (max limit) between Tue 20:19 - 
+Tue 20:20 (UTC)

[download]

If that's not the help you wanted you'll need to be more explicit.

True laziness is hard work

In reply to Re: Recreating hash by GrandFather
in thread Recreating hash by kitkit201

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