Радиация в Новосибирске более 15 мкЗв/ч (1500 мкР/ч): опасность есть, экстренные службы бездействуют

Several areas of radioactive contamination were detected on Kaytymovskaya Street in Novosibirsk, the most severe at over 15 µSv/h (1500 µR/h). Attempts to call emergency services on 112 were unsuccessful. This video shows the measurements and the conversation with 112 and Rospotrebnadzor. Conclusion: There's radiation in Novosibirsk, but the authorities aren't even willing to acknowledge it... AtomFast-8850 interactive maps (readings slightly lower than the mica dosimeters in the video): most contaminated areas - http://www.atomfast.net/maps/show/3574/ rest of the radiation anomaly - http://www.atomfast.net/maps/show/3575/ Contact the Novosibirsk Region Office of Rospotrebnadzor - https://drive.google.com/file/d/15yZu... 0:07 - What should someone who finds radioactive contamination do? Call 911! 2:40 - "The dispatcher handled the situation professionally" - how wrong I was! 3:09 - The dangerous area is separated by a fence 4:57 - Outlining the radioactive contamination area on the edge of the roadway - a "radioactive idyll" 5:25 - Why is this dangerous? 6:00 - We're heading to the next contaminated area - over 15 µSv/h under a burdock tree 7:10 - The request has been forwarded to the mercury thermometer disposal service... 8:53 - I call Rospotrebnadzor... and explain the problem three times 12:10 - "Come back when they kill you" 12:25 - Verifying AtomFast readings with an MKS-15D dosimeter 13:31 - Hot spot in the grass - about 3.20 µSv/h 14:40 - I call 911 again - "They can't help at all"... 16:33 - I've determined that government agencies in Novosibirsk are not prepared to document, and therefore, to clean up, the radiation accident