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A decision I don’t regret. I visited the hospital on a number of occasions. However, someone had pick up a helmet from the basement and brought it to the first floor where he was. A day later the entire city was evacuated, and all «dirty» things were forgotten … After 31 years, radioactive clothing continues to lie in the same basement room, emitting about 4 R / h, which exceeds the norm by hundreds of thousands of times. The firemen’s clothes in Pripyat Hospital basement?
126. ... On a travel blog a guy mentioned that he visited the hospital but did not go into the basement because he didn't have appropriate protection. Radiation in the first hours after explosion reached such monstrous indicators that people fighting with fire died within a year of radiation sickness.The most dangerous room and things of firefighters:Basement of hospital in Pripyat. The things of liquidatorsHospital 126, basement can not be visited without the protection of respiratory system from radiation, risk is cancerBasement of hospital in PripyatLet’s look into that terrible room: (For a photo thanks to photographer Nikolay Onishchenko and everyone who participated in this expedition):The basement in hospital 126 is very dangerous! Built to serve the population of Pripyat, primarily Power Plant workers and their families, it could accommodate 410 patients and 3 clinics.Without an adequate filter or hazmat suit, I chose not to venture into the basement.
At the time I didn’t connect the helmet sat on the table in the hospital with those below ground. As we stood on the crumbling steps of the front entrance our guide explained how the closest two buildings were the most interesting and that there was little of interest in the buildings to the rear. Clothing that was with radiation, orderlies sent to basement of hospital. The basement of the hospital is infamous for containing the clothing worn by the first responder’s, the firemen who attended the scene immediately following the explosion. After a few days, he noticed that it was gone.
It was the Pripyat hospital that took first victims.
Hastily dumped in the basement these items of clothing, including boots, helmets and gloves, have …
True to an extent, the buildings at the back have certainly been more comprehensively stripped, but they still contain a number of interesting items for those with the time to seek them out. In theory, anyone exposed to radiation at the Power Plant should have been washed and dressed in uncontaminated clothing at the plant prior to arrival at the hospital. It quickly became apparent it may have been a map of a different hospital but eventually, I was able to locate all I’d wanted to see including what remained of the morgue. Likely pulled on in a hurry during the early hours of the 26th April in 1986 they still emit dangerously high levels of radiation over 30 years later. Only its highly radioactive straps remained. Things of liquidatorsAfter 31 years, radioactive clothing continues to lie in the same basement room, emitting about 4 R / h, which exceeds the norm by hundreds of thousands of times.Basement of hospital in Pripyat. Pripyat hospital was nursing these people right after the disaster back in 1986. The majority of those in a critical condition were transferred to a specialist hospital in Moscow.On the morning of Saturday 26 April, as Pripyat hospital began filling up with casualties, there had still been no official announcement about the accident at the Nuclear Power Plant.I wasn’t familiar with the design; it naturally differs from firefighter helmets in the UK, dark in colour it looked flimsy, almost toy-like, but someone had obviously brought one upstairs.