Original title: the 'hero' committed suicide after watching the hit Chernobyl)
Stills of Chernobyl, according to the Daily Mail
According to the daily mail on the 14th, in June this year, Zhu supov, a veteran who worked as a cleaner after the Chernobyl nuclear accident, fell from the roof of a five story building in Aktobe, Kazakhstan. His 25-year-old daughter said that his father finished watching Chernobyl in tears before committing suicide, which recalled his painful memories of the disaster. Before committing suicide, Zhu supov's application for an apartment as compensation was rejected.
Once a 'hero' liquidator's compensation application was rejected
According to the report, the local government provided apartments as compensation for other retired veterans in the 1986 nuclear accident, but Zhu supov's request has been rejected by the government for many years, and his family of seven were forced to move into a dirty and crowded dormitory. One of his friends said frankly: 'Zhu supov is in a difficult life and doesn't have a house of his own'.
On behalf of bajijan & middot, President of the Chernobyl liquidators organization; Satov confirmed that zhusupov worked as a cleaner of Chernobyl 4 reactor and later worked at the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site. The governments of Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan provided housing and raised their pensions for many veterans who had worked in Chernobyl like zhusupov, but the zhusupov family was placed in 'very small' dormitories.
Zhusubov has been trying to apply for an apartment from the government for many years. He believes that this is the reward he deserves after the disaster. However, after waiting for ten years, he found that his name had been 'deleted'. Satov said: 'zhusupov always believed that he could own an apartment, but the last time I saw him, he seemed very frustrated because he didn't apply successfully. I believe he chose to end his life because of extreme disappointment. "
Zhu supov, who committed suicide after watching Chernobyl, according to the daily mail
'after watching Chernobyl in tears'
It is reported that, as one of the first clean-up workers, zhusupov's health deteriorated after the Chernobyl accident. He often suffers from severe headache and sudden syncope, and spends more and more time in the hospital. His pension and disability allowance are only 35 pounds a week.
My daughter Gohar said: 'our whole family watched Chernobyl. After watching it, Dad remembered the painful experience of the disaster. He finished watching Chernobyl in tears. "
'Dad got some support from the government, but not the way he wanted. He hoped to get an apartment from the government like other Chernobyl cleanup workers, who sacrificed their health. But in the end & lsquo; Draw water with a bamboo basket & rsquo Gohar said.
She added, 'although it hurts my father physically and mentally, he always tries his best to help others and maintain his vitality to accompany his grandchildren. We can't believe it happened to us. Dad will never come back. "