Rosja - Nowosybkow skazenie
EN_00065496_0020
PHOTO: EAST NEWS/SIPA PRESS
Blood testing during a routine health examination - which includes a radiation status check - in the village of Nowoe Mesto near Novozybkov. Most of the rural population eats the food from the still highly radioactive soil. The radiactive fallout in this area around Novozybkov was sometimes higher than in Chernobyl itself. Twenty years after the nuclear accident in Chernobyl, the health and environmental impacts are still devastating. Cancer and related conditions have affected almost the entire population.
Novozybkov/RUSSIA-25/4/2005/0511141350 00519171
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2005-04-24
EAST NEWS
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