(ABC , March 27, 2011) Ludmila Panasetska When the mirror was broken to pieces, looked at his son and thought: What bad luck. Something will happen. It was a month before Chernobyl. The blast, on that Friday to 1.20 of the night, threw five hundred times more radioactive material than the Hiroshima bomb. Ludmila, a tailor, was eight months pregnant. She lived with her husband, Dimitri, two kilometers from the nuclear plant, near Pripyat. "I felt a tremor in the house," he recalls. Two days later, his compatriots and other 116,000 were evacuated from the area. Argentina opened their doors without conditions. In this land, cows and fruit clean obese, there was no treatment other than fresh air and eating uncontaminated food, the miracle of his recovery.
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