Anatolii Panchenko

He said, everything around me collapsed. I haven't got a scratch, but I feel really bad. I thought he'd inhaled too much dust. He's received a lethal dose of radiation. These are the first symptoms of a large dose, when you feel nauseous and vomit. I went back to the force turbine. My partner said there was a call from the control room. They needed one more person to join the rescue team.

I saw a lot of fire trucks and ambulances with their lights flashing in the courtyard outside. A lot of people were running around in the street. And what struck me the most was the fire lighting up the reactor. A tall cylindrical glow of fire. It didn't look like normal fire. The emergency services are tending to the wounded and trying to get the fires under control.

Hyvää iltapäivää. Päivän jälkeen, kun järjestelmä on tullut, on selvää, että järjestelmä on edelleen pöydällä. Sovietin unionissa on kasvava tunne, että kymmeniä ihmisiä on yrittänyt yrittää yrittää yrittää yrittää yrittää.

He drew a picture of thousands of workers struggling with greater fury than ever to neutralize the reactor, to deaden it. Not only working alongside the reactor, but under it. The liquidators, as they became known, are housed in tent cities.