ChNPP industrial site cut off from Slavutych
The Chernobyl nuclear power plant managed to carry out the second rotation of personnel since the beginning of the occupation of the nuclear power plant by Russian troops, according to the company's press service on Facebook.
To Slavutych 51 employees of the Chernobyl NPP returned from those who worked on the site of the station during its occupation by Russian troops.
Among those who returned:
- 40 workers who agreed to go to the occupied station on March 20 for rotation
- 11 workers who have worked at the station since February 23 (in total, their shift lasted more than 1,000 instead of 12 hours).
It is noted that two workers who were at the station went home to the liberated from the occupiers Ivankiv district.
“Since the beginning of the war, the Chernobyl industrial site has been cut off from the city of Slavutych. Road bridges have been destroyed and the railway route through the Republic of Belarus is inaccessible./span>
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