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Posted on March 5, 2012 By Vitgo Sergey via KITV
In the staff room.
Residential jungles. In summer, all this gets buried in greenery.
It is better to visit Pripyat in spring, when there is little
dust and rain. It’s safe but… You can walk in the city no more than 7
hours and avoid entering areas with high radiation level. You should
also avoid having food or water here.
You should not step on the moss.
In spring, they vaccuum the city with special vacuum cleaners to dig the dirt deep underground.
You should receive a permit to enter the city.
A swimming pool. Some say it had been used up to 1994.
People lived and worked here until 1991.
“Savings Bank”.
The pool.
Polesye Hotel.
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This ferris wheel was built for a city with a population of 50,000 people which was unbelievable for that time.
It was to be opened on May 1st, 1986.
Just think about how difficult it must be for former citizens to visit Pripyat.
City ghosts.
Silent witnesses of the tragic events of the past.
Pripyat.
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