in touch with us, this is vadim chumak, doctor of biological sciences, head of the external radiation dosimetry laboratorytional research center of radiation medicine of the national of the academy of medical sciences of ukraine i congratulate you, mr. vadim, good day. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, mr. vadim. well, let's go. power plant, of course, you and i, like any ukrainians, do not want an accident to happen there, but the danger exists and it is real, and if we simulate the situation, can we say that this is the second chernobyl , well, look, now we are considering three possible scenarios of radiological impact during this e-e war, one option is of course the use of nuclear weapons, the other is the loss of control over sources. azovstal itself is collapsing, so these sources can get into the atmosphere or come into contact with people , those two scenarios are now less relevant than the scenario of a reactor accident, about which we are now talking about, and zaporizhia nuclear power plant is a threat, i would compare the hypothetical accident to this we will rather focus on the scenario

that i was in touch with us vadim chumak, doctor of biological sciences, head of the external radiation dosimetry laboratorythe national research center of radiation medicine of the national academy of medical sciences of ukraine, so i hope that from our conversation you understood what the main rules are, if you hear about the fact that there was an accident at the nuclear power plant, you need to stay in shelters and follow official sources of information do not go outside do not approach the windows literally hide somewhere as mr. vadim said in the dark a corner or in a room where all the windows are closed or there are none at all. we continue our program. today we are talking about what to do in the event of a radiation threat and how to survive, and due to radiation exposure, a person may have disturbances in the vital functions of various organs, such as organs of hematopoiesis, nervous systems of the gastrointestinal tract and others, and radiation sickness can also develop. there is no treatment for radiation, but there are barriers that can protect against its effects , as well as drugs that help

therefore contact us contact us vadim chumak doctor of biological sciences head laboratory of external radiation dosimetryesearch center of radiation medicine of the national academy of medical sciences of ukraine, mr. vadim. i congratulate you . what to do in the situation if it still exists. here is this radiation danger and if an accident happened, for example at a nuclear power plant, doctors advise in this situation not to go out into the yard, close all the windows and all the doors tightly, if possible, tape them there, make sure that two do not enter air into the room and wait for a message from the state emergency service, they must inform you how to act in this or that situation and in general. precisely during this period, that is, on the first day there, it may not be worth going out into the yard at all and it will not be possible to do this; you cannot go to the windows there to look through the window to see what is happening, it is still desirable that you have them if you can still buy them because it is very many people complain that it is impossible to buy gas masks anywhere now and the