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But that's what happened 33 years ago. At the present time, Chernobyl suddenly became a very attractive place for visitors. Curious passengers and hot Instagramers have come here to witness the beauty of a tragic, mysterious and extremely suitable historical event for ... taking photos. Woodstock 50th anniversary 1969-2019 peace and love. There are at least 2 old hotels here for visitors to rest comfortably, while the Ukrainian government also began planning to turn Chernobyl into a potential tourist destination. So what will happen to those who visit this "dead land"? In fact, no bad consequences will happen immediately to the health of visitors - according to Jim Smith, an environmental professor at Portsmouth University. Although some locations still have sea isolation (such as the Red Forest and the factory itself), most areas do not have much radioactivity, with concentrations only equal to natural levels. More specifically, we will come with some calculations published by the BBC. In 1986, the first people to clean up the explosion site had to endure a radioactive stream of concentration of about 160,000 - 800,000 microsievert (µSv). This is a very high number, enough to cause an immediate poisoning reaction such as vomiting, internal bleeding and causing the victim to die after a few weeks.
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But that's what happened 33 years ago. At the present time, Chernobyl suddenly became a very attractive place for visitors. Curious passengers and hot Instagramers have come here to witness the beauty of a tragic, mysterious and extremely suitable historical event for ... taking photos. Woodstock 50th anniversary 1969-2019 peace and love. There are at least 2 old hotels here for visitors to rest comfortably, while the Ukrainian government also began planning to turn Chernobyl into a potential tourist destination. So what will happen to those who visit this "dead land"? In fact, no bad consequences will happen immediately to the health of visitors - according to Jim Smith, an environmental professor at Portsmouth University. Although some locations still have sea isolation (such as the Red Forest and the factory itself), most areas do not have much radioactivity, with concentrations only equal to natural levels. More specifically, we will come with some calculations published by the BBC. In 1986, the first people to clean up the explosion site had to endure a radioactive stream of concentration of about 160,000 - 800,000 microsievert (µSv). This is a very high number, enough to cause an immediate poisoning reaction such as vomiting, internal bleeding and causing the victim to die after a few weeks.
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