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Chernobyl Heroes - Nuclear Disaster Liquidators Story

These people sacrificed themselves in order to stop the Chernobyl disaster nuclear radiation from spreading. They did it, and they saved thousands of lives, in cost of their own ones. Bless the heroes.

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Chernobyl Heroes - Nuclear Disaster Liquidators Story

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  1. Chernobyl Heroes They eliminated the nuclear disaster with the cost of their life

  2. April 26, 1986. Chernobyl disaster happens. Nuclear power plant explodes. Radionuclides are ejected to the atmosphere.

  3. 116 thousands inhabitants of polluted areas evacuated, leaving their homes and belongings forever

  4. It took 600 thousands people work to eliminate the effects of Chernobyl nuclear disaster

  5. Dosimetrists working at the field in Chernobyl area, studying the pollution level

  6. They were given lead aprons, gas masks and boot covers as protection from radiation a human body is unable to bear

  7. 31 eliminator died of radiation sickness and burns during Chernobyl disaster elimination works

  8. Thousands eliminators died later, due to the radiation impact on their organisms

  9. USSR authorities didn’t even tell them what was going on. They didn’t leave an option to refuse, either.

  10. Sacrifice of thousands saved millions. Their work made the disaster stop its spread.

  11. Slides by Nuclear Expert. See infographics and full story on nuclear-disaster.com

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