Krasnoyarsk a monument to liquidators of consequences of radiation accidents.

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In Krasnoyarsk this is the second monument to Chernobyl-the first was opened on the same site in 1996. However, built on a temporary scheme, for ten years, he came into disrepair. Liquidators managed to achieve that memory of the people who died from radiation was restored.


More than 800 people went from Krasnoyarsk to the zone of man-made disaster. A few days after the incident at the 4th power unit were a few dozen Krasnoyarsk conscripts. It was they who had to deal with the most difficult and dirty part of the work — the elimination of the first consequences of the explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.


Today in Krasnoyarsk have died 309 liquidators. And the memory of them should be preserved. "Time erases everything from memory. That generation that was a direct participant of the Chernobyl events will pass away, and it will be very difficult to convince that they really committed a feat, if we do not preserve this memory," — said the Chairman of the Krasnoyarsk city Council Valery Revkut.

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According to a poll of people near a monument to the 3 of 7 people know this monument. All who live in Krasnoyarsk need to know their heroes. I really liked this alley, because you can walk there.

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