VOICED : Giant new dome set to keep Chernobyl safe for generations

The video discusses the construction of a safety arch to secure Chernobyl's reactor #4, which exploded in 1986, causing widespread contamination. The arch aims to prevent further leakage of nuclear waste. Despite these efforts, residents in the exclusion zone, like Yevgen, feel little impact on their daily lives. The arch, costing €1.5 billion, began construction in 2010 and was expected to be operational by 2017. Officials hope it will make the area safer for future generations.

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