February 19, 2018, Pripyat, Ukraine: Graffiti painted in memory of Chernobyl doctors. HBO, with its series Chernobyl, has managed to get a large percentage of people around the world interested in the most serious nuclear accident in history, to such an extent that thousands of tourists come to Ukraine to learn first-hand about the consequences of the tragedy and take some souvenirs. With its series Chernobyl, HBO has managed to get a large percentage of people interested in the most severe nuclear accident in history, to such an extent that thousands of tourists come to Ukraine to learn first

February 19, 2018, Pripyat, Ukraine: Graffiti painted in memory of Chernobyl doctors. HBO, with its series Chernobyl, has managed to get a large percentage of people around the world interested in the most serious nuclear accident in history, to such an extent that thousands of tourists come to Ukraine to learn first-hand about the consequences of the tragedy and take some souvenirs. With its series Chernobyl, HBO has managed to get a large percentage of people interested in the most severe nuclear accident in history, to such an extent that thousands of tourists come to Ukraine to learn first Stock Photo

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February 19, 2018, Pripyat, Ukraine: Graffiti painted in memory of Chernobyl doctors. HBO, with its series Chernobyl, has managed to get a large percentage of people around the world interested in the most serious nuclear accident in history, to such an extent that thousands of tourists come to Ukraine to learn first-hand about the consequences of the tragedy and take some souvenirs. With its series Chernobyl, HBO has managed to get a large percentage of people interested in the most severe nuclear accident in history, to such an extent that thousands of tourists come to Ukraine to learn first-hand about the consequences of the tragedy and take some souvenirs. (Credit Image: © Raul Moreno/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)

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