Police search for 1st time for bodies within 10-km radius of nuclear plant
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haruka
Most are probably seriously in bad shape. They should just let them rest where they are.
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IvanCoughalot
Those bodies need to be disposed of properly. Leave a thousand dead people lying around as the weather warms up - recipe for disease outbreak to add to the problems.
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