Got lost and decided to “give up to the police” – another arrest in Chernobyl

In the Chernobyl zone, another illegal Belarusian tourist was discovered.

Today, the Vyshgorod District Police Department received a message that a citizen of the Republic of Belarus got lost in the exclusion zone, near the “Duga” object and wants to “give up” to the police.

Police have found that a 28-year-old citizen of the Republic of Belarus has officially arrived in Ukraine through a checkpoint in the Chernihiv region. However, December 1 illegally penetrated into the exclusion zone beyond checkpoints for the purpose of extreme tourism.

Police have put used administrative protocol 46-1 (Violation of the requirements of the radiation security regime in areas suffering from radioactive pollution).

Administrative materials will be sent to the Ivankiv District Court of the Kyiv region for a decision.

Dear citizens! Police remind again that the exclusion zone is a controlled territory and therefore illegal tourism is prohibited in the area.

You are reminded that by booking a trip with Contamination Zone, we will process all permits and permissions for you. Our trips are 100% legal and safe, with police checking our paperwork and permits at each checkpoint. The best way to get a true “Stalker Experience” without the health risks or legal challenges, is to book a private tour!

Since you’re here…

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If you are planning or thinking about a trip to the zone, please check out our trips to Ukraine in 2023 and if you still have unanswered questions, feel free to get in touch!

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