CHERNOBYL STRESS SEEN LEADING TO CRIME IN BELARUS

Publication: Monitor Volume: 1 Issue: 51

July 13, 1995 07:00 AM Age: 29 years

. Peopleliving in areas of Belarus contaminated by the 1986 Chernobylnuclear power plant disaster are showing signs of stress whichmay lead them to criminal activities, a Minsk psychologist toldthe Belarusian weekly 7 Dnei June 10. I. Furmanov saidthe country should build psychotherapeutic centers for these regionsnow, or it will have to build more prisons later.

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