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Belarus implementing sixth state program to eliminate consequences of man-made disaster Today, the world remembers the victims of the Chernobyl accident. 33 years ago, a quarter of Belarusian territory was contaminated with radioactive fallout. The country is implementing the sixth state program to eliminate the consequences of the largest man-made disaster of the 20th century. The ...

Flowers laid at memorial in Peoples' Friendship park Today, at the 32 nd anniversary of the Chernobyl accident, Minsk hosted commemorative rally dedicated to the tragic event. The participants visited the Peoples' Friendship park and laid flowers at the memorial. Liquidators of Chernobyl disaster, those who suffered from the consequences of ...

... history, which affected several countries and radically changed the lives of millions of people The event in world history, which affected several countries and radically changed the lives of millions of people. Today is the 32 nd anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster. Belarus was most affected by the consequences of the largest man-made disaster. 23% of the country's territory was affected by radioactive contamination. Three decades later, due to the decay of radioactive cesium and strontium, this ...

The UN Headquarters in New York hosted a photo exhibition timed to the Day of Remembrance of the Chernobyl Tragedy The UN Headquarters in New York hosted the opening ceremony of a photo exhibition timed to the Day of Remembrance of the Chernobyl Tragedy. The pictures were made not only by professional photographers, but also by direct participants....

UN discusses suggestions on multilateral cooperation in line with new Chernobyl resolution Belarus presented its vision of the ways to develop international cooperation on the Chernobyl-related issues at the UN. Speaking in New York wasDeputy Foreign Minister Valentin Rybakov. He noted the necessity to ensure sustainable ...