Ask for a detailed description of the collapse of the Bank of Bahrain and the accident at the Cherno

Bank of Bahrain The Bank of Bahrain Group's business expertise is corporate finance and investment management. Despite being an established bank, Bahrain has been aggressive and profitable in the early 20th century when it further expanded its corporate finance business. In the 90s, it began to develop overseas, carried out a wide range of investment activities in emerging markets, and opened offices in China, India, Pakistan, South Africa and other places in 1994 alone, and its business network is mainly in emerging countries and regions in Asia and Latin America.

At the end of 1993, the total assets of the Bank of Bahrain were £5.9 billion, and the pre-tax profit in 1994 was $1.5 billion. Its core capital ranks 489th among the world's 1,000 largest banks.

However, the 233-year-old Bahrain bank, which controls more than 27 billion pounds of assets worldwide, was destroyed by a 28-year-old hairy boy, Nick Leeson. The failure of Lee Sen to engage in unauthorized trading in the Nikkei 225** Index contract on the Tokyo Exchange ** on the Singapore International Currency Exchange (SIMEX) resulted in a loss of £600 million for the Bank of Baring, which far exceeded the bank's total capitalization (£100 million).

On February 26, 1995, the Bank of England, the first bank of the United Kingdom, announced that the Bank of Bahrain would not continue to engage in trading activities and would apply for asset liquidation. Ten days later, the 233-year-old bank was bought by ING for a symbolic £1.

This means the complete collapse of the Bank of Bahrain. But ING continues to operate under the name "Bank of Bahrain".

Accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

At 1:24 local time on April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the Republic of Ukraine of the Soviet Union (originally named after Lenin) suffered a serious leak and accident. As a result of the accident, 31 people died on the spot, and tens of thousands of people were fatal or seriously ill due to the long-term effects of radioactive materials. It was the worst nuclear accident in history.

The radioactive fallout was dispersed into the western part of the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, and Scandiva in northern Europe. Ukraine, Belarus and Russia were the most contaminated, with an estimated 60 per cent of the radioactive material falling on Belarusian soil due to wind direction. The accident drew public attention to the safety of nuclear power plants in the former Soviet Union, and indirectly led to the collapse of the Soviet Union.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, countries that became independent, including Russia, Belarus and Ukraine, still devote money and manpower to the aftermath of disasters and the health care of their populations every year. The number of people who die directly or indirectly from accidents is difficult to estimate, and the long-term effects of accidents remain unknown so far. A 2005 IAEA report concluded that by that time, 56 people had died – 47 nuclear power plant workers and nine children had thyroid cancer – and estimated that about 4,000 would eventually die from the disease caused by the accident.

Greenpeace and others have debated the findings.

Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant in Pennsylvania, United States of America.

At 4 a.m. on March 28, 1979, there was an abnormality in the main circuit of reactor No. 2, and then the reactor was shut down urgently, but the main reactor core ruptured, but there was a protective vessel outside, so that a few hours later, the main reactor core leaked, and after a few days, all concrete was poured and radioactive materials were intensively disposed of, and finally it was harmless,,, but this power station was also shut down in 1979 and all reactors were abandoned. It's not clear whether it will be used after that, and it is estimated that it will not be used.

The plant is far better protected than the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine (formerly the Soviet Union) and has almost no environmental pollution because it does not allow radioactive material to leak into the atmosphere, but later the United States has stopped all testing and construction of nuclear power plants due to demonstrations by anti-nuclear groups. What happened after that is not clear,。。 In short, the United States did this better than the Soviet Union.

In fact, humans have mutated, and rats have developed cancer.

Variation is not directional, the reason for non-orientation is that the gene is composed of a large number of four nucleic acids, one of which changes in different positions will cause different variations, and the same nucleic acid changes with equal probability, so it can be said that it is not directional, and the degree of variation is not the same, not only in the length of the chromosome, but also in the system of repairing the chromosomes, that is, the internal environment of the organism and the chromosomes jointly determine the degree of variation.

After the nuclear leakage, although other normal units will continue to be put into operation, the EU has been uneasy about the nuclear power plant, and it has to spend a lot of money every year to deal with the environmental pollution caused by the time, and finally Ukraine decided to completely dismantle the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.

The current situation in Chernobyl, the current situation around the nuclear power plant, tested with a radiometer.

Chernobyl Located in northern Ukraine, just 140 kilometers from the capital Kyiv, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant was the first nuclear power plant built in Ukraine during the former Soviet era.

The Chernobyl nuclear power war** accident occurred in the former Soviet Union on April 26, 1986.

Scientists estimate that the interior of the nuclear power plant has been badly damaged. It takes 10,000 years for nearly a few hundred tons of nuclear waste to decompose naturally. Most of Russia is conservatively estimated to take almost 5 to 6 decades for pollution to ease.

When we trained, the teacher said that there was still pollution, but it was very little. It is said that it will take about 100 to 200 years to disappear. Such a tragedy should not happen again in the current nuclear power plant, because the safety protection of the current nuclear power plant is in place.