Радиационная аномалия в г.Венёв Тульской области: 2000...8000 мкЗв/ч. Как эффективно сообщить "112"?

A radiation anomaly with a dose rate of 2,000–8,000 μSv/h was detected in the Old Park of Venev in the Tula Region. This is 10,000–40,000 times higher than the natural background radiation in this city, which does not exceed 0.2 μSv/h. I reported the radiation emergency to 112. A few hours later, a specialist from Rospotrebnadzor arrived from Tula, took measurements with his instrument, and confirmed the presence of very dangerous gamma radiation dose rates. The next day, the hazardous area was cordoned off and guarded by a police post. It is suspected that a cesium radionuclide source is located in the Old Park of Venev. If the radionuclides are contained in a capsule and have not been released into the environment, removing the capsule is sufficient. If the hazardous substances are scattered or buried, the contaminated soil will have to be removed. "A radiation source was discovered in Venev Park: a physicist explained where the dangerous object could have come from. An environmental activist compiled a rough map of the radiation" - related article - https://myslo.ru/News/tula/2026-01-09... Radiation situation map - no closer than 20 meters from the hot spot - according to the AtomFast 8816 detector - http://www.atomfast.net/maps/show/3876/ (VPN may be required). "On the situation in the Venevsky District of the Tula Region" - Rospotrebnadzor message - https://71.rospotrebnadzor.ru/content... Measurements and hazard assessment from another expert at the same location.    • Дозиметрия. г. Венёв Тульской области   "Dear residents of the Venevsky District! A site with elevated gamma radiation dose rates has been detected in the old city park (Venev, Pervomayskaya Street)" - municipal information - https://venevskij-r71.gosweb.gosuslug... 0:00 - "Dose rate 2334 μSv/h - dangerous!" - Students discovered a radiation anomaly and called 911, but there was no response from the authorities. 0:10 - On-site measurements - 2540 µSv/h 0:45 - I called 911 - they were surprised, but acted appropriately. 2:45 - Terrorist threat? - Yes, a "dirty bomb" threat? 3:28 - Talking to the police - their services were not needed. 4:48 - Talking to the ambulance - their services were not needed. 5:36 - Talking to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, information about the devices and their readings. 6:46 - I'm disappointed - is there really no dosimetry equipment in the Tula region? 7:39 - The dosimetry lab is finally arriving 8:00 - Continuing measurements - over 8,000 µSv/h 8:48 - A Rospotrebnadzor specialist arrives, confirming that the dose rate exceeds 1,000 µSv/h at 10-15 meters from the hot spot 9:27 - Summary: Government agencies have accepted our information. Theories - how did the radionuclide source end up in Venev Park?