What Is the Chernobyl Virus?

The Chernobyl nuclear accident (Ukrainian ), or simply the "Chernobyl incident", was a nuclear reactor accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine under Soviet rule. The accident is considered to be the worst nuclear power accident in history, and it is also the first major accident to be rated as a seventh-level incident by the International Nuclear Incident Rating Scale. Island First Nuclear Power Plant accident). The city of Pripyat was therefore abandoned.

The Chernobyl power plant did not stop operation due to a problem with unit 4 but just closed the unit's unit 4 and separated it from other units with 200 meters of cement. However, due to lack of energy, the Ukrainian government let others Three crews continue to operate. A fire broke out on Unit 2 in 1991, and Ukrainian government authorities subsequently declared that Unit 2 could not be repaired and had to cease operations. In November 1996, under the agreement between the Ukrainian government and the International Atomic Energy Agency, Unit 1 ceased operation. President of the Ukrainian government in November 2000

On April 23, 2013 local time, Ukraine is about to celebrate the 27th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear accident. The construction of a new bunker at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant continues.

April 26, 2013, Secretary-General of the United Nations

National Geographic's disaster investigation show, "Return to the Crisis," also produced a program for the Chernobyl nuclear accident and subsequent investigations.

HBO and U.S. Sky jointly produce Chernobyl