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The hardly recognised coal miners who limited impact of Soviet nuclear disasterUnsung HeroesBy:Features Deputy Editor and Chief Photographer NUCLEAR DISASTER It is a little-known fact that a team of coal miners of the former Soviet Union risked their long-term health by playing an integral part in the dangerous task of safemaking, containment and legacy-preparatory works following the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster of 1986.
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