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In 2010 UNDP has assumed administration functions for the chernobyl.info website

In accordance with the agreement between the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and the United Nations Development Programme, in 2010 UNDP has assumed administration functions for the chernobyl.info website. The new webmaster address is: chernobyl.info@undp.org
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03.05.2010. In accordance with the agreement between the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and the United Nations Development Programme, in 2010 UNDP has assumed administration functions for the chernobyl.info website.
04.12.2009.Photo exhibition dedicated to Chernobyl tragedy opens in Moscow.
22.11.2009.Radiation leak at U.S. nuclear power plant.

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Chernobyl: 22 Years After
Chernobyl: 23 Years After
STATEMENT:

"Although 16 years have already passed since the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power station, the effects on the environment, human health and the population"s quality of life continue to leave traces in the lives of millions of people."

Vladimir Tsalko, Deputy Minister of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Belarus


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