>not only because its human toll was so high 1 radiation death and 18 injuries? (Only 2 of which involved possible radiation exposure.) The "overly-conservati

>not only because its human toll was so high 1 radiation death and 18 injuries? (Only 2 of which involved possible radiation exposure.) The "overly-conservative" decision to evacuate such a large area killed more people than if they hadn't evacuated at all. Even Chernobyl only killed ~30 people, with maybe another 30 cases of cancer that workers had since then.