Lesser known facts about Chernobyl, second biggest Nuclear disaster history has ever seen
India TV NewsHBO's mini-series Chernobyl has two episodes left and is already on the top trending show on IMDB with a thrilling average review score of 9.6/10. Take a look at some interesting facts about the Chernobyl disaster, that will surely help you understand the show in depth: Nuclear power plant Chernobyl The disaster took place in a nuclear power plant in Ukraine, Chernobyl on 26 April 1986 around mid-night 1:23 AM. Sources revealed that the amount of radiation released in the Chernobyl nuclear disaster was 100 times more than the Hiroshima and Nagasaki incident.The range of nuclear rain affected a larger area, it was spread as far as Ireland. Chernobyl after Nuclear disaster The matter of concern is the psychological distress caused by the tragedy which is still impactful and is the largest public health concern right now according to sources. Chernobyl after Nuclear disaster In the nuclear disaster, about 100,000 people lost their lives due to the harmful radiation, and 90% of local children developed cancer and 5% of adults were also diagnosed with it.