Life goes on at Chernobyl 35 years after the world's worst nuclear accident
Published 28 Apr 2021, 17:19 BST Radioactive particles can be sandblasted from the surface of metal to decontaminate it and prepare it for resale. The money is good but the risks are high as radioactive dust constantly swirls through the workshop. Photograph by Pierpaolo Mittica Every April 25, as night deepens, people gather around an angel that stands atop a stone plinth in the northern Ukrainian town of Chernobyl. The angel’s entire body is made of steel—mostly rebar that makes a stark silhouette against the sky—and it holds a long trumpet to its lips. This sculpture represents the...
Source: nationalgeographic.co.uk
