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The Chernobyl disaster in 1986 resulted in acute radiation sickness for 237 emergency workers, with 31 of them dying within a few weeks due to the severe effects of radiation exposure. Additionally, long-term health effects, including cancer, are still being studied, and estimates of eventual cancer-related deaths due to the disaster vary widely. While the immediate death toll was relatively low, the long-term impact on health and the environment remains significant.

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