Tragedia uitată de după Cernobîl. Praful albastru radioactiv care a răspândit moartea în Goiânia

In 1987, a radioactive capsule containing cesium-137 was discovered in Goiânia, Brazil, leading to a severe radiological accident. The capsule was mishandled by locals who were unaware of its dangers, resulting in four deaths and 249 contaminations. The incident, which occurred shortly after the Chernobyl disaster, prompted extensive health checks for over 112,000 people. A recent Netflix miniseries, 'Radioactive Emergency', has revived interest in this tragic event, highlighting the efforts to contain the spread of radiation and identify affected individuals.