CHornobyl's'kyi shchodennyk
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In August 1986, he was part of a group of 56 doctors and nurses from Transcarpathia, where he worked for 20 days in the Polissya Central Regional Hospital, which took care of victims and liquidators from Pripyat and Polissya district. He provided medical and diagnostic assistance to the population affected by the largest man-made disaster in human history, as well as traveled with groups of dosimeters and police to Pripyat. During the 20 "Chernobyl" days, M. Fatula kept a diary in which he recorded everything he saw and experienced. "My father repeatedly mentioned and analyzed those events. 35 years later, he researched the fate of the medics who were on watch with him there, and described it in a book. It's time to hear the medical truth about the tragedy, which modern society has almost forgotten, "said his son, surgeon and researcher of military history Yuri Fatula.
