Voice 2: Lena Kostuchenko lived near Chernobyl. She and her husband were visiting her mother on the day of the accident. She was five months pregnant. Lena remembers:
声音2：莉娜·科斯力申科住在切尔诺贝利附近Py~Qz_5*D)qk^;MdM)。事故发生那天，她和丈夫去看望了她妈妈s(=s6=nP2rcwhV7-B,UM。她当时已经怀孕5个月cD_AWS*!nn2eJO3]。莉娜回忆说：
Voice 3: "We were waiting for a bus, but no bus came. A policeman came and said that there would be no busses because there had been an accident."
声音3：“我们当时在等公交车，可是没有公交车m*|9_CuU@FoQzgjfuH[-。一名警察过来跟我们说，不会有公交车过来，因为那里发生了事故R&qMK&OTbM];F。”
"On the next Sunday, I had to go to work in Pripyat. Again there were no busses, so we set off on foot. But I began to feel very sick before I had walked half way."
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Voice 1: The Soviet government tried to keep the accident a secret. They did not want the world to know what happened. But the government could not hide the radioactive fallout. The people living around Chernobyl, and across Europe could tell something was wrong.
声音1：苏联政府试图将事故消息保密Tiq|diWMmFYVap。他们不想让世界知道发生了事故l%@@5*f;]Qc!SL。但是政府不能隐藏放射性沉降物ts%&06L8K79#。生活在切尔诺贝利附近的人以及整个欧洲都能感觉到出了问题^XMX6y.ScydSt78v。

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