the deals my devoted my life to building power stations in nuclear reactors. with. them the chernobyl reactor was the last i've built. you're. right. i knew it was. for many years i tried to forget it it was a childhood trauma and i didn't tell anyone about it. i'm still afraid. it still haunts me but so did you suddenly. your number scare was a chernobyl disaster still affects people. people who are suffering through for dealing with illnesses people who are dying of. heat but they have since i came back the doctors did their best to help me. here till. i had 2 strokes here and so the blood vessels in my head were damaged by the accident the food room or move. is better therefore it haunts me alive one night philonous horrible memories of chernobyl come to me and i can't fall asleep because it keeps haunting me every day as monk was a road. map at a paris crime. i care for. her am proud that had occurred to her but i think i am not i am i am proud 2 to have a credit. line come to the book at a day on the day of the disaster. i woke up in the morning so that it would mean it was a fri

i only found out about the accident at the chernobyl station 3 or 4 days later when they had to tell the whole world about it but from the british i pictured we are because the radiation had already reached sweden or the yards of their flowers reporter got there. i mean we all had no idea about it neither the army nor the civilians to move. there was a call the roof of reactor 4 is on fire. the station was secured by a military firefighting unit and i presume if a nuclear station is on fire that's the biggest emergency there is that was the building we're. the 1st to arrive were to fire fighting units who were a 5 minute drive away and they went right to work to be a remind me and they were the 1st ones to make it to the reactor when you know. every single one of them died just to. see to do with that you could of course all the people working there they were so horrible. none of them survived obviously none of them survived. and you look i don't know what i slept for the 1st time. when we ate for the 1st time. i mean i can't remember i only remember the young men the soldiers coming

chernobyl explosion. somebody'll reward for the 40 kilometers a month very special place. igor doesn't want to go any further. he suggests the extreme tourist should go on alone. she should look at a station where there are still 20 kilometers to go when it's too dangerous to go alone. and what you are not going to the village just you know it's too difficult or force with our resources we hardly have any water that we don't you manage half the distance with what we have and we go. the 2 friends decide to give up on their goal to make it to prepare for. their travel adventure ends here and do go on. but for the guided tour noble tour the trip is far from over and this soviet radar facility is just a stop over. very definitely not. under the radar you might say. and i thought i've given myself. they continue want to the city of prepared only 20 minutes away with a guided tour takes them to a cinema. a gymnasium. and a fairground that was originally planned to open just 4 days after the explosion. it was once the showcase city of the soviet union a prime example of soviet architecture since the disaster it's become a ghost town. so we enter in quite a big city and there's not a sound just t