What consequences did the nuclear explosion have for Nagasaki? What is the current situation in Naga

After the nuclear explosion, the plants and animals of Nagasaki began to mutate, and humans could not live here, and now it is deserted, and after many years, the nuclear radiation has still not been solved.

After the nuclear ** Nagasaki died hundreds of thousands of people and could not be inhabited, passing by due to the small yield of the atomic bomb at that time. After decades of processing, Nagasaki has long since returned to its normal state.

The Nagasaki atomic bomb killed or left 100,000 people dead or missing that day. More than 60% of the buildings were destroyed. Abandoned for a long time, the Urakami area, the center of the atomic bomb**, was a concentration of Catholics, killing 15,000 of the 20,000 Catholics in an instant.

Survivor of the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb**. So far, he has suffered from the sequelae of radiation such as cancer, leukemia and **burns.

On the day the atomic bomb was dropped, the city of Nagasaki disappeared, tens of thousands of people died, and those who survived were also blinded and suffered for the rest of their lives. The site of the atomic bomb has not been planted with grass to this day, and there is a large amount of nuclear radiation.

Nagasaki is the capital of Nagasaki Prefecture, located at the western tip of Japan's island of Kyushu, with an area of square kilometers. In 1945, World War II was drawing to a close. The German fascists surrendered unconditionally on 8 May.

On July 26, the United States, the United Kingdom, and China issued the Potsdam Proclamation, urging Japan to surrender quickly and unconditionally, but Japan** ignored it.

On 9 August, the U.S. military dispatched B 29 bombers to drop an atomic bomb codenamed "Fat Man" on the Japanese city of Nagasaki. About 60% of the buildings in Nagasaki City were destroyed,**860,000 people, about 37% of the city's total populationThe number of overseas Chinese victims is unknown。On August 15, Japan announced its unconditional surrender and signed the instrument of surrender on September 2.

This was the end of the Second World War.

The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States with atomic bombs also caused the Japanese people to suffer the grave calamities brought about by the war of aggression launched by the militarists. The Japanese people became victims of the war, but at the same time experienced first-hand the untold legacy caused by the atomic bomb.

Although the half-life of the atomic bomb was very long, its radioactivity was declining, so although there were still radioactive materials in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the damage to the human body was basically within the tolerable range.

Unlike nuclear leaks, atomic bombs** have a relatively small radiation impact on the region, mainly destroying buildings and soil layers on the surface, so after a period of recovery, Hiroshima and Nagasaki can be inhabited.

Because the atomic bomb dropped by the United States was already ** before it landed, most of the radioactive materials did not reach the ground, and the atomic bombs dropped by the United States themselves had very little radioactive materials.

** Continuous construction and restoration of the original infrastructure, while shortening the time of exhaustion, mobilizing manpower and material resources to improve the relevant facilities in the two places, the transfer of personnel is also called more successful.

Before the two atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, there was a bombing that far outnumbered other non-nuclear military operations, but now it is little known, and that is the "Tokyo Bombing".

When the atomic bomb was dropped, the death toll in Hiroshima was 90,000-160,000, and in Nagasaki it was 60,000-80,000, but the death toll in the bombing of Tokyo turned out to be 75,000 200,000. At the height of the bombing, more than 1,700 tons of incendiary bombs were dropped over Tokyo, leaving more than half of Tokyo in ruins.

The hailstorm in Nagasaki killed 10,000 people on the spot, and more than 70,000 were seriously injured. What is even more surprising is that among the victims, there are many foreigners, and even many Chinese. Soon after Wang Yu became the Nagasaki atomic bomb, the Japanese military headquarters held a special meeting, and they still insisted on their original position:

Fight to the death and never surrender. However, the Japanese Emperor Hirohito was unusual, and after learning the number of **, he even sent a letter to Prime Minister Suzuki, expressing his opinion: obey everything in the "Potsdam Proclamation" and surrender unconditionally!