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Carelessness in industry usually ends up with suffering in its wake, from micro level of poor maintenance of equipment causing injuries to workers all the way to the macro level in the form of environmental pollution. The incident at Bukit Merah falls into the latter category, and shows how much damage can be caused by outright disregard for local communities.

Emma Thomson | Our starting point is the Chernobyl Museum in Kiev, 75 miles south of the reactor.

Ian Fairlie | The experiences of Japanese evacuees after Fukushima discussed above are distressing to read. Their experiences were terrible, so much so that it requires Governments of large cities with nearby NPPs to reconsider their own situations and to address the question… what would happen if radioactive fallout heavily contaminated large areas of their city and required millions of residents to leave for long periods of time, eg several decades?

Fukushima 6 Years after the Nuclear Accident: Video From The Ghost Towns