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Forty years after the Chernobyl disaster, were still grappling with its aftermath. The 1986 explosion released massive radiation, killing dozens and causing thousands of long-term deaths. Soviet leaders initially covered it up, leading to evacuations and a massive exclusion zone. Firefighters and cleanup workers faced severe health risks, with the true death toll debated. Today, a new shelter is being built to encase the wrecked reactor, and Ukraine is using the zone for spent fuel storage, a stark reminder of disasters long-lasting impacts.
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