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Basing on the requests of our readers www.chernobyl.info launches a new section called Experts’ Opinions. In it views of prominent scientists on Chernobyl-related problems will be presented. The first article comparing the health consequences of Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings and Chernobyl disaster is already there.
PROJECT OF MONTH:

Rehabilitation of patients suffering from radiation induced thyroid cancer and other thyroid pathologies.

The Project is being implemented by the Local Fund “Aid to radiation-induced thyroid cancer patients “Arnica” in the Stolin district, Brest region, Belarus, exposed to radioactive contamination as a result of the accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. more
 
NEWS:

06.11.2008.Chernobyl awaits tourists.
06.11.2008.Stabilization of Chernobyl Shelter completed.
Attention charities: Belarus changes regulations on children’s recuperation in foreign countries

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STATEMENT:

"The people staying in the contaminated area should not feel that they are living in another world, detached from their country. They are a part of their country, a part of the world. And giving these people a voice - giving them an opportunity to tell the world about their daily life - lets the outer world see that these are just normal people... "

Nataly Trukhan, National Program Officer, SDC Office Belarus, Minsk in 2002-2007


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In the new section “Affected Regions. Recovery Steps”, opened specially for the 21st anniversary of Chernobyl disaster, the www.chernobyl.info gives its visitors a chance to take a closer look at the everyday life of the affected regions and the steps they make towards recovery >>