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Wildfire burns through Chernobyl exclusion zone & flames ‘rapidly spreading’ across radioactive land

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A wildlife is raging through the radioactive Chernobyl exclusion zone with fears the blaze could reach the nuclear reactor.

Flames have already burnt through more than 1,100 hectares of forest in northern Ukraine and are now “rapidly spreading” in the area around Reactor 4.

Fires like these could result in spikes in radiation levels across what is one of the most radioactive areas on Earth.

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