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[applause]

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[music]

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Japan is

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a state surrounded on all sides by

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water 6850 two islands at the junction of 5

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tectonic plates

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this is one of the most seismically active

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zones on the planet

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small earthquakes up to magnitude 5

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happen here almost every day they are

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not paid attention to at all but there are also

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terrible disasters. In the previous program, we

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told how the Japanese survived one of the

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most powerful earthquakes of the millennium with a

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magnitude of 9. In our office, the

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walls of the

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regiment monitors began to fall to the floor in

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Tokyo, that day real chaos began,

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the force of the tremors was so monstrous

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that it moved part of northern Japan to

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two and a half meters towards America, the

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movement of the plates provoked a huge

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tsunami wave that reached the coast of

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metal; everything on its way was under water;

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on that terrible

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day, about 20 thousand people died;

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you do not spare not only people, but also the

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memory of them washed away all the photographs all

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home albums nothing could be found

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natural disaster provoked the

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worst nuclear accident of the twenty-first

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century on container sanctions focus we

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earthquakes cut

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power lines from the tsunami flooded

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emergency gainer

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nuclear reactors were left without cooling

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three power units exploded on the fourth a

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fire started this led to a huge

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release of radioactive elements into

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the atmosphere, the Japanese government announced an

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urgent evacuation of people on all

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television channels and on the radio, we were told that we

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urgently need to evacuate, but

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they did not say why the firefighter team

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headed by I Sousa Tu was

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sent to the nuclear power plant to

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prevent the explosion of fuel

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rods,

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which would have affected not only

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Japan but and the whole planet was excruciatingly hot, it

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oozed straight through the filters of

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the respirator and dripped onto the floor, we couldn’t help but

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drink water, we went to the toilet,

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it seemed like it was the end of the world, these people are

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real heroes, risking themselves, they

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prevented radiation contamination of

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the world’s oceans and a tragedy for the whole

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world but the area around the nuclear power plant

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remained uninhabitable,

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at first the

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30-kilometer zone around the nuclear power

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plant was considered contaminated, as in Chernobyl, later

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the government reduced the restricted zone

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to 20 kilometers, now

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only the territory within a radius of 10 kilometers

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from the plant is prohibited,

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and today, just six years later, the

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Japanese are allowed to return to their homes,

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perhaps we’ll drive up to the apostrophe for

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today we’ll show how the Japanese managed

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to clean up the contaminated territories so quickly

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and find out what

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the government is hiding from ordinary people, what we’ll do is

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radiation itself, it’s not dangerous, it’s

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dangerous and the effect today we’ll do

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what only a few journalists have been able to do in

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everything world we will get into the very heart of the

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tragedy inside the nuclear power plant we will see

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exploded reactors from an

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arm's length we will show how the Japanese

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prevent radiation from entering the world

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ocean

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groundwater pollution well, we know what

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threat Fukushima continues to pose to all humanity

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[music]

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black water

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for more than two months we received

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permission to film in closed areas and

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at the Fukushima nuclear power plant, I am

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going to the very epicenter of the disaster,

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now I am 11 and a half kilometers from the

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nuclear power plant, puddles are open for

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settlement and life in the zone,

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but my dosimeter does not stop talking for

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a second, this is the city of Nami and from it the water of

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the rector is a little more than 10 kilometers and the

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Japanese authorities, for a reason that is unclear to

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me personally, decided to call this city

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safe to open it, although the dosimeter data

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speaks of something completely different, and here is the fact that we are

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now on a regular weekday

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working along a road that is absolutely empty,

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although here we already have the right to drive

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a car also suggests that people are in

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no hurry to return here, mostly

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we see boarded-up shop windows,

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some abandoned shops and

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abandoned houses because it’s

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really dangerous here, to be honest, I

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feel it myself during these three days

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that we spent in this area with the cameraman

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and with a guide, I've had a headache for two days in a row,

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we've been eating pills in piles, but it doesn't

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help much,

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please friends, 45 microroentgens per hour

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and this is called normal

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background radiation, they even opened a train station,

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you can get here by train from Tokyo,

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a man at a train station in Japan, there is no

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crowding due to the ties of people, no

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here we see a train with one passenger

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and there really aren’t many people who want to come here,

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43 microroentgen per hour 54 microroentgen per

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hour that’s it, forty to fifty

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microroentgen per hour is a lot and why do

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you often come here twice a

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day but there are a lot of people and few passengers

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for who is the main one on the train mainly

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for employees of local companies

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now there is an announcement for one 11

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train passengers one person good luck to

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you and the building in three days in this city I

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met only a few people and these are

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not only local residents but people who

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perform special work here

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so far we are now near us destroying an

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old house, its residents will be paid

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compensation and they will settle somewhere

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else let's measure what the

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level of pollution here in Japan is, the norm is 23

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micro-roentgens per hour, we now have 52 5755

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micro-roentgens per hour, in principle, this is already a

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maximum of 61 micro-roentgens per hour

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periodically shows the place contaminated

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still every year the restricted zone is

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shrinking more and more cities are opening

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but the focus of the MC is not in a hurry to populate them

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according to statistics

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no more than 12 percent of residents return to the open zones

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the government continues to convince that the

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zone is already safe and the entire territory

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has been cleared

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take a closer look thousands tens of thousands

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these black bags contain

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soil and

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20,000 people every day remove the top

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layer of soil, pack them into these bags and then it

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will be disposed of, especially

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since in the Chernobyl zone

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we can only dream of such work;

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no one removes the top layer of soil.

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does not dispose of immediately,

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the government promised that in 30 years

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all the soil will be cleaned up in the contaminated area

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and the consequences have been practically eliminated.

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Of course,

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these are partly beautiful words because

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today it is beneficial for the government

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to declare something that later

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they will not cope 100 percent, but

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nevertheless the result is obvious

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[music]

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I'm going to the city of ammonia to visit a

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man who knows better than anyone what it

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means to live near a nuclear power plant,

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naoto matsumura, the only one who sat in

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Japan for six years after the accident, he

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lived 11 kilometers from the station, this

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zone was recently opened for

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settlement, the government claims that it is

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absolutely safe here, but for some reason the neighbors and

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Matsumura still don’t have the first

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thing the man shows me his new

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harvest of giant asparagus

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the authorities here have already cleared the soil and it’s

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already growing, not as gigantic as

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before, generally in normal condition in

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supermarkets it’s somewhere like this

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today it’s here this one is

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soaked here in this radiation zone in

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2011 it was like this,

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let’s measure how much phonite

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the state cleared the zone slightly

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exceeds the norm, 43

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shows micro-roentgen and 45

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micro-roentgen

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from Fukushima and asparagus, like Chernobyl

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tomatoes or potatoes, have already become

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familiar concepts in these places this is what they

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call vegetables of inappropriately large

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sizes, but there are other horrific

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consequences of the explosion in Fukushima, as in the

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Chernobyl exclusion zone,

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after the evacuation thousands of animals remained abandoned,

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this was the reason why he

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risked his life and stayed here to live

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today in the care of about

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fifty cows 10 cats and dogs horses

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and other animals

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whose owners left their

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homes forever after the explosion I sat at home for two days I was

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afraid to go out only on the third day I

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went out into the streets there was not a single

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person around but there were a lot of cats dogs

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cows I started feeding them I didn’t could have left

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all these animals to die, that is, it

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turns out that you voluntarily decided to live in

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the forest where there is no electricity where there is no connection

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where there is no Internet where there is nothing at all and

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shops are open just

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to save the lives of these

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animals, yes, I tried to help them there are

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so many of them left I couldn’t

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feed them all at first;

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thousands of animals died of hunger; I asked for

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help from the local administration,

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but they just wanted to kill everyone;

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animals are developed as human beings; they are not to blame for

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human mistakes; and I swore that

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I would save everyone I could; I

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don’t know what the background radiation was like back then. no one

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had measuring instruments when the

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specialists measured, the instruments showed

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123 microroentgens per hour, now here it’s about

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50,

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let’s now try to measure or 05

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.

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this is already exceeding the norm, in principle I do

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n’t pay attention to it anymore, don’t think about the

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diseases that can arise from the

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fact that you have been living here for 6 years in

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this contaminated zone, I was sure that I would

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n’t live more than three years, I accepted this

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challenge, in the end we all some will die

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earlier, some will die later, but it’s good, of

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course, that you treat it with humor, but

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still went to the doctors,

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you were examined at first, no, but then in

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the summer of 11, people from the aerospace agency worked here,

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I asked their doctor to examine me, but

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they didn’t have it the necessary equipment

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and they sent me to Tokyo,

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there was a special device that could

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show how much radiation I had accumulated before they

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took me to some institute in Tokyo,

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they had a pair of you, such a large

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metal box, a very modern

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thing, they

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put me on a special stretcher and

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they went to this metal box

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and then the door of this thickness

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closed on its own I had to lie there for 18

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minutes then the door

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opened on its own like this I rode out of the box on a stretcher

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with such enthusiasm naoto talks about the

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apparatus that American

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military scientists invented to study the effect of

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radiation on humans during an explosion atomic

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bomb,

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the apparatus measures the level of radiation

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that is coupling the human body,

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what did the doctor tell you about your

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condition, he said that I am a champion, an

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absolute champion, he said that I have never

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met a person who has so much radiation in him,

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and that is, you are the most irradiated

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person in Japan, yes, I am a champion, but

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how otherwise, if I breathed this air and

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ate products grown on this

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land, in general, I was told that in six months I would

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come back for an examination, but when I

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called the doctor they told me that he was

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now in the hospital with a serious

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illness, imagine he is in a

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hospital bed

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and I live here and are unharmed they

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call me Robinson Crusoe on the

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island of radiation the

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first month after the accident was the most

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difficult from hunger I chewed bamboo like a

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panda

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Basinsky bamboo I’ll try the courses today

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Fukushima general nickname grows

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vegetables and fruits on contaminated soil raises

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bees and collects honey you can see off judging

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by Gusinsky honey very radioactive

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travelers and my family is nature birds

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animals from another family you have a

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human snake but it’s in the past

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I have three children but they don’t come to me here to be

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honest I don’t want to

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talk about it before the Fukushima accident in the photo

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he was a successful businessman owner of a plant

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his company produced fittings and

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metal structures, the

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man had a lot of

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agricultural equipment, tractors and

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combines now, but he was wealthy,

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only reminiscent of his favorite sports

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retro car sitting in the garage, and

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also rusted equipment and piles of scrap

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metal,

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this is my former factory, I once

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processed metal, put together This is a

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fortune, he’s very rich, hell, he

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could have called himself a lot,

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why not take advantage of this

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wealth, go to Tokyo, buy yourself a

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luxurious apartment and live for your own

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pleasure, sit in this radioactive

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forest, and I live here for my own pleasure, honey,

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vegetables, agriculture, cattle breeding, what else are you doing

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here?

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and if you want to kill wild boars, here’s my weapon, I

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quietly enter the house and kill them with a spear,

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why are they being killed? Haven’t you seen

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how they turn everything over in the houses

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[music]

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the situation is a little strange, that is, you

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have dedicated your life and are ready to die

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for the sake of the pets you abandoned

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owners and at the same time you kill wild

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boars that make

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a mess for you,

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not only me

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they destroy all the things in all the

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abandoned houses, but there are still

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favorite things there, this is a memory, the government

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allows people to visit closed areas for several hours

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and take away

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valuables, and when you come and see my

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past life was destroyed, it’s painful and

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sad, I’m trying to protect my home and my

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neighbors’, because this is the only thing

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we have left from our past life before the

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nuclear power plant accident,

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this is memory,

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people continue to travel to the forbidden zone,

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at least to find old

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photographs, visit your own home

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if it turned out to be in a 10-kilometer zone, it

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is only possible with a special permit a

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limited number of times a year and for no

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more than two hours, now I

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’m heading to the city of okuma,

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it’s only 5 kilometers from the nuclear

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power plant, a journalist can’t come here,

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for this you must be

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the owner of the house or to receive his

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invitation from the point of view of the law,

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today I’m coming here as a

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relative of Matata Harumi and her daughter,

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which we talked about in the last

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program, we didn’t know anything for two whole

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weeks, we wandered

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from one shelter to another, there were

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too many people everywhere, we had to change

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places overnight stays every 2 days,

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but we still hoped that we could

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return home soon, no one told us

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that they were hiding everything so seriously, they

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invited me to visit their

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home with them, so we can be lowered at the

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port, they gave us special clothing and the

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state provides all the residents with

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this Before entering a forbidden

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territory, there is always a document

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that records how many times a person has

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already visited this year, but how many hours

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he has been there

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[music]

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you have already come to terms with the fact that you

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can’t just get home, that you

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definitely need these suits, masks,

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respirators, I just can’t come to terms with this it’s

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very sad as if

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you’re not going home to yourself, but instead of where there was a nuclear

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war there are shoe covers where there are pairs of gloves,

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internal and external, and even three pairs of a

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mask, a cap on the head, this is of course a

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formality, it doesn’t really

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protect, otherwise they wouldn’t say that you

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can be here just a few

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hours, in fact, it’s the radiation itself, it’s not

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dangerous, it’s dangerous, and the effect is the destruction of DNA,

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the destruction of the molecules that we are

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made of, everything seems to be ready, you’re ready,

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ready

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[music]

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[music]

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as soon as we found ourselves in the restricted area,

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my dosimeter began to go off scale and

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disgusting squeaking, this means that

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the level of radiation here is higher than the permissible

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23 microroentgen per hour, this incessant

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signal accompanied us throughout the trip and

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reminded us that it is dangerous here and the

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level of radiation for the human body, and

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so we arrived at a house in which no one

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has lived for 6 years, I did such

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fencing against wild boars, there are

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a lot of them roaming around here because you

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have to put up a net to keep out the wild pigs, and

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who are you using tape to protect from thieves,

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just in case I see if someone

00:19:04

tried to get into it, this is what

00:19:11

the boar did, but I kept

00:19:14

wondering why it’s such a mess everywhere,

00:19:17

friends the answer is simple, wild boars, wild boars

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began to break the glass, run

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inside and spread everything, especially these

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feelings, the smell of food exults, first

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mice appeared here, then they came to the van, and

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that is, we went first, you or everything that you did

00:19:31

n’t finish yourself, then the boars went to

00:19:34

work with friends where

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people disappear, a paradise for animals begins and the

00:19:42

Chernobyl zone confirms this, there are

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now unique species

00:19:46

of animals from the Red Book, including

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[music]

00:19:51

see what a strong boar there was a

00:19:54

response from friends, the boar knocked over the sofa,

00:19:57

help you put it in place no longer

00:20:00

necessary, we will demolish this house anyway

00:20:05

Dostoevsky the Karamazov brothers who read Dostoevsky with you

00:20:09

my brother he would have gone to the USSR for an internship he will

00:20:12

give a book from there like this friends the

00:20:15

Karamazov brothers here Fukushima

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didn’t expect me to see this very

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painful very offensive old vinyl player

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book whole life absolutely all

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life has been destroyed and it is no longer possible to return it

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finally found, this is our

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family album,

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this is my mother in her younger years,

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they tried to find this album the last time

00:20:46

we came, now we lifted the books and

00:20:48

found it, it’s just that usually two hours is not

00:20:51

enough to do everything

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you want, find everything you want, be

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sure to take it if they let you through at the checkpoint the

00:20:58

album will be scanned at the checkpoint

00:21:00

if the radiation is normal it will be allowed to be

00:21:03

taken out and if not the photographs will remain

00:21:06

in the exclusion zone forever this is me in my

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youth for 11 years I worked at a

00:21:13

research institute at a

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hospital I

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studied the DNA of nuclear

00:21:18

power plant employees you can imagine how how

00:21:21

ironically fate, it turns out that we

00:21:24

have devoted our whole lives to the study of DNA, those who

00:21:27

work at a nuclear power plant, namely,

00:21:30

our DNA is changed and destroyed by atomic energy,

00:21:34

but in general, now after

00:21:37

this accident, somehow regularly no longer

00:21:40

why they checked the thyroid gland once,

00:21:43

they said everything is fine, because it’s

00:21:46

the government and prefecture of Fukushima

00:21:49

do not forcibly send you for inspection, and

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for example, at least once six months, no children are

00:21:54

sent,

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she does not have the elderly in herself,

00:21:58

I imagined in a completely different way

00:22:01

how the Japanese government takes care of

00:22:03

those who suffered, I also have to every

00:22:06

weather, people undergo a preventive

00:22:07

examination,

00:22:08

very much the same as We

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got sick, checked, didn’t have time, did

00:22:14

n’t have time, unfortunately most

00:22:16

people live this way, women

00:22:19

only have two hours to

00:22:21

try to find the surviving remains of a

00:22:23

past life in these ruins or just get

00:22:25

nostalgic remembering that same

00:22:27

former life, now it just makes you sick

00:22:30

looking at how people came to their

00:22:32

home and just sat down

00:22:34

to remember, to

00:22:36

close their eyes and imagine those

00:22:39

times when this was a house, when it was

00:22:41

lived-in and when there was happiness here and

00:22:42

here there was life from life here and all that

00:22:44

remains is to remember and be

00:22:45

nostalgic, I’ll honestly tell you I

00:22:50

sympathize very much and

00:22:53

I simply have no words, it’s scary

00:22:54

to imagine how to feel I’m

00:22:57

already 80 years old, I have come to terms with the fact that I

00:22:59

will never return to live here and no one will

00:23:02

probably come back, there

00:23:04

will be no life here,

00:23:07

life in these places is only at the

00:23:09

nuclear power plant,

00:23:11

the Japanese are ready to take risks ourselves and work

00:23:13

in the contaminated zone

00:23:14

so that the consequences of their accidents do not

00:23:16

pollute the entire planet.

00:23:17

Right now the most dangerous

00:23:20

part of our visit to the Fukushima zone begins. We spent

00:23:22

two months seeking permission to

00:23:24

work here and by some miracle managed to

00:23:27

collect all the documents; only a

00:23:28

few journalists around the

00:23:30

world succeeded. The task is to make sure with your own eyes

00:23:33

that the consequences of the terrible

00:23:36

accident will not go beyond the borders of Japan;

00:23:38

filming at the Fukushima nuclear power plant is

00:23:40

very complex; special employees

00:23:43

control each frame taken; for the

00:23:45

slightest violation, we will be immediately expelled;

00:23:48

all equipment will be confiscated; filming the

00:23:50

main building from the outside is prohibited; therefore,

00:23:52

we took the first shots inside

00:23:55

inside the station, due to special walls

00:23:58

with lead plates, you

00:24:00

can safely be in ordinary clothes,

00:24:02

but outside the walls of the main building where

00:24:05

the accident occurred, you need special clothing.

00:24:08

Today we will change clothes many times,

00:24:10

this is not very convenient, but it is vitally

00:24:12

important. We will also wear a

00:24:14

special mask over the entire face. It’s not

00:24:16

very comfortable to breathe in it and you may feel

00:24:18

dizzy.

00:24:19

If you feel ill, contact

00:24:22

us immediately in a closed area, you must strictly

00:24:24

follow our instructions and now we

00:24:26

are going to a closed area to

00:24:28

see the most unique, most

00:24:31

interesting thing here on you is the center of the tragedy, the

00:24:38

device that you brought at least

00:24:41

point-by-point radiation level

00:24:43

Adonai sensor is attached to the chest approximately

00:24:45

here it measures the actual

00:24:48

level of radiation accumulated by you during your

00:24:49

stay at the station, we make sure that

00:24:52

this level is no more than 100

00:24:53

microsieverts and as soon as the sensor reaches

00:24:56

this limit it will sound a sound signal and wherever we are

00:24:59

were you will have to leave the

00:25:01

dangerous territory now take off your

00:25:03

shoes and your socks to put on our days have

00:25:07

arrived I dress

00:25:08

usually the authors put on so as to

00:25:12

close the brewer greasy friends not

00:25:14

very designer safety purposes

00:25:16

here it is better not to let the last

00:25:18

bits of

00:25:19

your body trading

00:25:22

disposable japchae now a mask

00:25:32

we are already wearing the everyday equipment of the

00:25:35

nuclear power plant workers, this is a special

00:25:38

unique filming, the chief engineer of the

00:25:40

Fukushima nuclear power plant at Komara

00:25:42

san accompanies us personally, and there are also

00:25:45

a lot of guards under the control of our every

00:25:48

step through the territory of the strategic

00:25:49

facility and now you will see the rarest

00:25:52

footage,

00:25:54

such a respirator is required,

00:25:56

this is for the most a dangerous zone where there is not

00:25:58

enough

00:26:00

symbolic white, he sees

00:26:06

cityville, he is accompanied by you and

00:26:11

I, and there

00:26:15

[music]

00:26:16

galoshes like this on the street we will put on shoes

00:26:24

[music]

00:26:26

in principle, this is all the most necessary,

00:26:28

then maybe the zone

00:26:30

does not look like a body, turn 80

00:26:34

meters away from him

00:26:35

Logan

00:26:37

[music]

00:26:40

let's take the colors of the country and please put on

00:26:46

a mask now you will have a unique

00:26:50

opportunity let's hang out at the nuclear power plant and

00:26:53

from the inside and this has not been shown before

00:27:01

[music] we are

00:27:04

going to the territory

00:27:07

otherwise my medicines and we are approaching

00:27:11

now the sea coast there the wave

00:27:15

here the

00:27:17

side of the station and

00:27:19

and here we can clearly see the trace

00:27:27

that was left from the water level during the

00:27:29

tsunami, they made a mark in the tsunami on March 11,

00:27:34

2011 and there was blackening on the walls of the

00:27:37

boiler room, there was such a giant

00:27:40

wave

00:27:42

literally 200 meters from us, the

00:27:47

first row was destroyed, you can see that the

00:27:49

roof was destroyed and we are 900 micro-roentgen

00:27:53

per hour almost already more than 1000

00:27:58

1700 micro-roentgen is increasing 2700

00:28:04

micro-roentgen is increasing

00:28:05

4000 micro-roentgen per hour the dosimeter

00:28:08

is going off scale we are approaching the destroyed

00:28:10

power unit

00:28:11

which still contains

00:28:13

melted nuclear fuel this is

00:28:15

the epicenter of the world's largest nuclear

00:28:17

accident since Chernobyl and the

00:28:19

aftermath to this day for now they pose a mortal

00:28:21

danger to the planet,

00:28:24

let's go out

00:28:29

[music] the

00:28:32

first row is also destroyed and here they are

00:28:35

trying to extract

00:28:37

nuclear fuel from it. The explosion at the first

00:28:39

power unit occurred early in the morning on

00:28:41

March 12. The reactor vessel was not damaged, but the

00:28:44

outer reinforced concrete

00:28:46

shell of the unit was destroyed; the scale of the radiation leak was

00:28:49

not reported then here is the second reactor,

00:28:52

its roof has shrunk, but

00:28:55

work is also continuing there on the morning of March 15, the

00:28:57

second power unit explodes,

00:28:58

its tightness is broken and it is

00:29:01

still dangerous in the third act, we will destroy the

00:29:04

fourth reactor,

00:29:05

all right in the trap of a hydrogen explosion at the

00:29:08

third power unit, it happened on March 14,

00:29:11

only the 4th leg of the unit survived but due to a

00:29:14

strong fire in the

00:29:15

spent nuclear fuel storage facility,

00:29:18

radioactive substances still got into the atmosphere,

00:29:22

and the wave height was 15 meters.

00:29:28

The problem is also that the backup

00:29:30

diesel units were in a

00:29:32

semi-basement utility room,

00:29:33

so when the water rushed in, it immediately flooded everything

00:29:37

and drained out of order today, you have already taken

00:29:40

this error into account and if suddenly, God forbid, a

00:29:43

tsunami happens again, these four

00:29:45

reactors are still here,

00:29:47

there is a danger that a repetition of

00:29:50

tragedies is possible, such an accident

00:29:52

will absolutely not happen because, firstly, we

00:29:54

have built a serious breakwater, and secondly

00:29:57

the rods in the rows are no longer in working

00:29:59

order

00:30:00

only due to the fact that the fourth

00:30:02

reactor did not explode, they were able to

00:30:04

remove the fuel rods from it,

00:30:07

today the biggest problem is to remove the

00:30:09

molten nuclear fuel from the first second

00:30:11

and third reactor,

00:30:13

but people cannot do this work, it is

00:30:15

certain death, the

00:30:16

Japanese tried use robots for this

00:30:18

mission, but they were faced with the fact that

00:30:21

radiation kills even their electronics

00:30:23

inside the reactor do not work for a long time, according to the

00:30:26

chief engineer’s forecasts, it will

00:30:28

take several more decades to safely remove the fuel,

00:30:30

but the problem is

00:30:33

that in Japan there is no

00:30:35

nuclear waste repository, what to do with it next?

00:30:38

the question has not yet been resolved

00:30:43

like it was eighty-six when

00:30:45

Chernobyl exploded we didn’t have

00:30:48

such instruments and my father himself made it

00:30:51

Trevor and the more it crackles the

00:30:53

bigger the meetings so it’s just killing

00:30:56

to listen

00:31:00

yes yes friends let’s see the level

00:31:07

12,500 megahertz frequency

00:31:10

level to study, we have all already accumulated a lot, we are

00:31:13

urgently leaving in five minutes, the

00:31:16

sound signal has already occurred, we will give the subway a

00:31:20

warning signal sounded for the

00:31:22

first time when it signals for the

00:31:25

third time, we will be immediately driven out of the

00:31:27

station, regardless of where we

00:31:29

are,

00:31:35

but you have a

00:31:37

unique chance

00:31:39

to see all this from the inside

00:31:41

to see the

00:31:43

epicenter of the tragedy is very similar

00:31:45

and what happened to you and me on our

00:31:49

land

00:31:51

the topic is very reminiscent of when they

00:31:53

forgot about pollution and to tragic

00:31:56

consequences of course the federation of a

00:31:58

stronger accident winter is a reduced

00:32:01

Chernobyl sponge that happened in a completely

00:32:04

different inclusion teaches Ternopil

00:32:07

it was a hut technology and partly

00:32:13

Fukushima, this is of course a natural

00:32:17

cataclysm,

00:32:18

but it did not avoid the trial and because of human

00:32:20

error because they did

00:32:22

not teach, they did not teach that if a

00:32:25

tsunami occurs, if there is a wave like this,

00:32:27

enough that it will happen, what

00:32:30

happened will be measured, I really

00:32:33

hope that nuclear energy is everywhere in the

00:32:36

world will take into account the mistakes that were made

00:32:38

both in Chernobyl and Fukushima and so that

00:32:42

such tragedies are never

00:32:43

repeated anywhere again, this terrible death throughout the entire

00:32:48

territory of the plant you can see hundreds of

00:32:50

giant tanks in which they drain the water

00:32:52

that circulated in the

00:32:54

reactor cooling system to full barrels in the

00:33:02

upper 1200 cubic meters or 1200

00:33:05

tons of poisoned water are poured here and the

00:33:07

director and there is also such a

00:33:09

protective fence, if suddenly

00:33:11

this barrel leaks somewhere, then it will be possible to

00:33:17

collect this situation

00:33:20

[music]

00:33:23

[applause] a

00:33:25

bunch of

00:33:28

well, and some kind of leak came in, then the whole

00:33:30

territory on which is fenced in the handle

00:33:32

and there are also concrete

00:33:34

plants like this that can be collected and there is a

00:33:37

lot of water

00:33:40

here now in the territory of about 900 of these

00:33:42

barrels and every day

00:33:46

another 150 tons of water have to be

00:33:48

stored somewhere and therefore the number of barrels

00:33:51

is growing and growing and the

00:33:53

territory’s reserves are growing, enough for 4 years for a maximum of

00:33:56

five years, this year there will be

00:33:57

nowhere to go, what will you do next with

00:33:59

this water and there are disposal options and,

00:34:02

first of all, the water that is stored in

00:34:04

these tanks has already been pre-

00:34:06

purified using special filters,

00:34:08

we were able to remove 62 different

00:34:11

radioactive isotopes except one 3,

00:34:14

unfortunately today there is no

00:34:16

technological opportunity to purify

00:34:18

water from it, the discussion on how to do this is

00:34:20

now taking place at the state level,

00:34:22

so we really hope that very

00:34:25

soon a global decision will be made

00:34:26

on the disposal of radioactive water

00:34:31

technology, I see that the guys are rolling out

00:34:34

such carpet paths,

00:34:35

they are now preparing the foundation, the base where

00:34:38

the tank will stand

00:34:39

is a so-called waterproof

00:34:42

film that will not allow

00:34:44

water leakage to get into the ground, the nightmare

00:34:47

of Fukushima is also that it is

00:34:49

located on the ocean shore, after the

00:34:52

accident a huge amount of radioactive elements will get in,

00:34:54

and this is already

00:34:56

impact on the ecosystem of the entire planet or a

00:34:59

catastrophe on a global scale, so

00:35:01

today the main task of everyone who

00:35:03

works here is to prevent further

00:35:05

water pollution, finding a solution was

00:35:07

very difficult underground rivers groundwater

00:35:10

rainwater all this passing through the

00:35:12

territory of Fukushima continued to contaminate

00:35:15

the ocean, this was noticed in many other

00:35:17

parts of the planet by the Japanese managed to find a

00:35:20

unique solution and stop the

00:35:22

catastrophe; a

00:35:25

unique technology that was invented

00:35:28

in order to prevent

00:35:31

contamination of groundwater; necessarily

00:35:44

too few people; you can see

00:35:46

that here you will absolutely not see the earth;

00:35:48

everything is covered with the sale of

00:35:50

concrete

00:35:52

renoise for only one purpose: to isolate the

00:35:55

radioactive very strongly for the native

00:35:57

the ground

00:35:58

so that people can somehow work here,

00:36:02

but then we are approaching the second reactor,

00:36:06

it is the best preserved of all, now the

00:36:08

main task is to extract it from it,

00:36:11

keep it with locking fuel,

00:36:15

now we need to change again,

00:36:19

stronger equipment,

00:36:22

even better protection from radiation,

00:36:26

because now there will be then a decoction for this is

00:36:27

simple it’s terrible

00:36:35

how I want to breathe we’ll

00:36:39

[music]

00:36:47

[music]

00:36:54

incredibly unique footage

00:36:59

[music]

00:37:01

bison it certainly has plastic

00:37:03

windows because it should always be

00:37:06

possible to check a new one,

00:37:08

Paris should be visible and in fact you should

00:37:12

see the dosimeter today it’s already two

00:37:14

salts 1

00:37:16

speaking about the fact that the

00:37:18

level of radiation is increasing, which I am

00:37:21

accumulating a signal,

00:37:33

be sure to tuck in your

00:37:36

pants socks,

00:37:39

I will tie you up, the

00:37:42

first layer of such elegant white

00:37:44

gloves, tighten it well

00:37:53

Varva, be sure to come for the first time,

00:37:57

friends, these are the suits in which

00:37:59

liquidators work in March 2011, here is the

00:38:02

second layer of your favorite gloves and a

00:38:11

hermetically sealed respirator it seems enough now

00:38:14

I will hear friends very bad

00:38:16

you are so boo boo boo boo boo do everything

00:38:21

now West it’s already sealed everything

00:38:25

and further x and what we will see friends

00:38:29

wi-fi not yet

00:38:31

breathe please it’s very important

00:38:33

to check that everything is sealed

00:38:51

here it is extreme works by Alexander

00:38:53

Dmitriev

00:38:54

[music]

00:39:15

1000 UAH per hour practically

00:39:23

[music]

00:39:38

God friends we are now in the area of

00:39:40

such a reactor and have already completed the work and

00:39:44

taken all the radioactive rods

00:39:47

when yet the destruction of the install salary is

00:39:50

partially replaced by a

00:39:53

new one and all the time it has

00:39:58

already hardened

00:40:00

going through the dancing oceans such a matron

00:40:05

is a special system that

00:40:07

allows you to freeze the earth and which

00:40:09

supports the ice wall around the

00:40:11

first second third and fourth

00:40:13

reactor icy

00:40:30

very cold it is fascinating dude with a

00:40:34

radius of 1 meter

00:40:36

responsibly between the lips

00:40:38

so it turns out that underground is icy

00:40:50

time its 5 likes

00:40:56

fit the reactor like this In this way, the package

00:40:59

gets clean water, and what is needed,

00:41:01

which contains radioactive

00:41:04

we

00:41:05

can check it yourself,

00:41:13

ready-made ice saves us from pollution of the world by

00:41:16

owning a

00:41:19

map,

00:41:20

it’s time to urgently leave, we are again asked to

00:41:24

board the bus in front of the epicenter of

00:41:27

the tragedy six years ago, we

00:41:29

pass the building where the

00:41:31

central control room is located along dark

00:41:34

corridors among cables and wiring,

00:41:36

periodically changing shoes for

00:41:38

safety reasons, we make our way to the main

00:41:40

reactor control point, today all

00:41:42

this, of course, is no longer functioning,

00:41:44

but it was from here in 2011, when

00:41:47

the territory was flooded by 17 meter waves, that the

00:41:50

real heroes continued

00:41:52

to control the reactors, realizing that the

00:41:54

coolant level might not survive

00:42:01

and when after the tsunami

00:42:21

remained

00:42:31

what was happening, did you imagine that the

00:42:36

thing is that the Japanese ones work in

00:42:39

earthquake conditions, we

00:42:41

are used to it, but no one thought that there would be

00:42:43

such a height of the tsunami wave,

00:42:45

so they did not even imagine that the

00:42:47

generators could flood paradox a

00:42:50

power plant without electricity is dead

00:42:52

when the earthquake broke the lines

00:42:54

power transmission from the tsunami destroyed the

00:42:56

emergency generators of the station, there was

00:42:59

no power at all to revive at least the

00:43:01

control system,

00:43:02

engineers tried to use

00:43:04

batteries even from cars

00:43:06

abandoned on the streets, a lot of them carried you

00:43:09

to the station, but it took a

00:43:11

lot of time

00:43:12

and did not give much effect to

00:43:13

prevent the accident, how many people were not able to

00:43:17

was at the time of the accident

00:43:20

there was a team of about 10 people

00:43:22

who tried to do everything possible

00:43:24

without written instructions people you are 2

00:43:28

features yes everything is fine with them

00:43:40

these guys who will enter the password and

00:43:42

launch the opponent the real hero

00:43:49

feeding

00:43:52

break the

00:43:53

gradations too high

00:43:55

the employees constantly monitored

00:43:58

my indicators sensor

00:43:59

very soon he recorded the third time and we were

00:44:02

driven out of the territory in a couple of hours at the

00:44:04

nuclear power plant, each of us received

00:44:06

4000 micro-roentgen,

00:44:08

this is a two-week dose of radiation for a

00:44:10

normal person, communication with the chief

00:44:12

engineer continued in a safe

00:44:14

place, recently the court found the

00:44:16

Fukushima nuclear plant guilty of tragedy and the

00:44:18

chief engineer of this does not deny the commands; there

00:44:21

are many different versions, but

00:44:24

still you are the person who knows this

00:44:26

question better than anyone, what is the main cause of

00:44:28

the accident, of course we are not trying to blame everything

00:44:31

on the tsunami and the earthquake, but

00:44:33

they became the trigger for the fact that

00:44:35

this whole chain of tragic

00:44:37

events occurred, we had regulations on how to

00:44:40

act in the event of a large

00:44:42

tsunami and we had to act

00:44:43

on the basis of it,

00:44:45

however, it was based on the fact that we

00:44:47

would have electricity, but no one

00:44:49

assumed that our autonomous

00:44:51

generators would not fulfill their functions and we

00:44:53

would remain completely de-energized

00:44:55

initially our entire scenario was

00:44:57

destroyed Chernobyl again decided to

00:45:00

make a tailcoat a fact you decided to just not

00:45:02

mount the dance we still hope to

00:45:04

completely dismantle the reactors and

00:45:06

extract all the radioactively dangerous fuel from them

00:45:08

although work on this plan

00:45:10

will take 35-40 years or

00:45:12

what will you believe in 40 years, how I

00:45:14

would like that in 35-40 years, in these

00:45:17

cities

00:45:18

that we now see around us,

00:45:20

people

00:45:21

will return to the life that was once here to

00:45:23

give

00:45:26

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00:45:31

how sad it is to look at your

00:45:33

destroyed home at your past life

00:45:36

only then it becomes clear and

00:45:38

obvious that a house is not just a stylish

00:45:41

house, it’s your life, which you put together bit by bit

00:45:44

and which is very important and you can understand

00:45:48

this only by losing your house, this

00:45:52

happened to the

00:45:53

residents of Fukushima, just like more than 30 years

00:45:56

ago this happened to us in Chernobyl,

00:45:59

a big problem you are visiting this today

00:46:03

places are something like a wake, something

00:46:07

like while in the cemetery, the cemetery of your

00:46:10

past life, nothing can be

00:46:12

changed here, but you can just remember, you can

00:46:16

honor the memory by coming here and

00:46:19

all the residents do this, but I would really like to

00:46:28

see how everything in our country closes

00:46:30

nuclear power plants

00:46:32

their owners, together with our

00:46:34

government, ruined our lives, but

00:46:37

the main thing is that the terrible disaster did

00:46:39

not teach them anything, now they are trying

00:46:41

to build nuclear power plants in

00:46:43

third world countries, this is simply unthinkable, as long as I am

00:46:47

alive I will fight against the energy of the atom

00:46:49

and will help those who simply cannot live without me

00:46:52

will survive

00:46:53

thank you for what you are doing, it’s

00:46:58

just that it’s still a souvenir for you, our

00:47:01

traditional souvenirs to

00:47:03

remove radiation, so to speak, look in the next

00:47:11

program and in vain the Japanese say that this is how the

00:47:14

world looks inside out begins an

00:47:17

expedition to the volcanic ring of fire it’s

00:47:21

unrealistic we caught another explosion we

00:47:24

’ll show what life looks like for people near the

00:47:27

most active volcano on the planet,

00:47:30

stones fall from the sky, knock on the roof,

00:47:33

just some kind of entertainment, we will experience

00:47:36

the entertainment of the volcanic region and see the

00:47:44

fantastic phenomena of the fiery land, a

00:47:48

magical world, it seems that we are somewhere not

00:47:52

on the planet, the earth is somewhere else

00:47:58

[ music]

00:48:14

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