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On November 30, 2012 Intergovernmental Agreement between Norway andUkraine about cooperation in the field of Nuclear and Radiation Safety, Chernobyl NPPdecommissioning and "Shelter" object transformation into ecologically safe system was signedin Oslo.This Agreement will contribute to the optimization of Chernobyl NPP Unitsdecommissioning process and implementation of the tasks which are aimed on completion ofthe "Shelter" object transformation...
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Nowadays there are a lot of books about Chernobyl NPP accident. We call your attention to read books about participants of Chernobyl NPP accident consequences liquidation. Reading books gives an opportunity to comprehend the extent of man-caused radio-ecological disaster through the destinies of thousands different in occupations people – civil and military, who are witnesses and participants, heroes and victims at the same time. Books...
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In the Chernobyl exclusion zone are very dangerous highly radioactive locations. Nevertheless, our tours are absolutely safe and do not cause any radioactive harm to your health. The routes of our company tours apply to the strictest directives of the Ukrainian Ministry of Civil Protection. The Chernobyl exclusion zone is a very highly guarded area and can only be entered with a special permit.
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  Rules in Chernobyl   You can not visit Chernobyl if you are less than 18 years old   You can not enter the exclusion zone without your valid passport   You can not violate the dress code (open-type shoes, shorts, trousers, skirts)   You can not come inside of the buildings.
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During the visit to the exclusion zone it is totally prohibited to:   Carry any kind of weapons   Drink liquors or take drugs   Have meal and smoke in the open air   Touch any structures or vegetation   Sit or place photo and video equipment on the ground   Take any items outside the zone   Violate the dress code (open-type shoes, shorts, trousers, skirts) Stay in the...
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