Recently, a group of punch card photos of travel in Chernobyl shared by a blogger on social platforms triggered heated discussions among netizens. The blogger said: "Arrived at one of the most dangerous travel places in the world. Trekking through the small town of Pripyat for three days and two nights, mobile phone signals are intermittent, Geiger detector alarms are sounding one after another, and radiation levels as high as 30+ μSv in several places.
In the picture, she is dressed in civilian clothes and poses for a group photo in front of several ruins. Some netizens expressed doubts and dissatisfaction with the blogger's behavior of not wearing protective clothing, believing that it should not be so publicized, which may cause misunderstanding and attract more people to go without protection. Appreciation was also expressed, saying that the photos taken by bloggers added to their knowledge of Chernobyl.
In this regard, the blogger explained that she participated in the Chernobyl tour group, the tour guide is usually a local radiation expert, she herself most of the time wearing protective clothing, will look for low radiation values to wear civilian clothes to take pictures. Experts suggest that tourists wear gloves after getting off the bus, wear another mask before entering some of the ruins rooms, and stop when the instrument sounds an alarm.