“There has been an accident at our nuclear power station. We ask you to be calm. Gather up your necessary things, what you need for three days: food and clothing. At 1400 hours a bus will be sent to your home, and you are to take a seat on it.” - Nina Melnick, local radio news reader, 26 April, 1986.
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28 April 2013
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