Zone of Alienation: abandoned or still inhabited areas contaminated by Chornobyl disaster which are not included in the official Chornobyl zone and are in some cases open for a visit without any restrictions.
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0:00 Introduction what is video about
1:02 Borders of the Chornobyl zone since 1986
1:48 Is it possible to legally visit the Chornobyl zone without special permit?
2:34 Poliske settlement - included in the zone only in 1993
3:52 Narodychi: officially mandatory resettlement zone, but still inhabited
4:58 Radynka: half-abandoned near the border of the zone
5:28 Decontamination waste disposal sites outside of the zone
7:09 Orane village
7:47 Zelenyi Mys - a temporarily built liquidators town near Straholissia
8:37 Belarussian exclusion zone and contaminated areas around it
10:03 Hoiniki - a central point for all tourists in the Belarussian zone
11:15 Bragin - heavily contaminated but still inhabited
12:45 Gden / Gdzen - inhabited belarussian village 23 km from the ruined reactor
14:24 Drevliansk national reserve - contaminated and mostly abandoned area
17:37 A church near Bazar village
19:06 Bazar village: officially mandatory resettlement zone, but still inhabited
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