Wakeford said the workers will have known they may one day face a risky situation such as this.

韦克福德说工作人员将会知道他们将有一天会面临像这样的危险情况。

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Professor Wakeford agreed: "They are heroic, there is no doubt about that -- it's a pity that isn't recognised more.

韦克福德教授同意：”他们是英雄，这是毫无疑问的。 只可惜不能认识更多。

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"The workers at Chernobyl had no idea that they were walking into an intense radiation field," said Professor Wakeford. "it was Pandemonium; there was no monitoring, no idea of the risks."

“诺尔切贝利的工作不知道他们正步入剧烈的核辐射区域，”韦克福德教授说：“一片混乱，那里没有监测，也对危险毫无认识。”

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For people beyond the most directly affected areas of Fukushima, Wakeford said the risk dropped dramatically.

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Wakeford said the increase in such cancers may be so small they will probably not be observable.

NPR: WHO: Small Cancer Risk After Fukushima Accident

"These are pretty small proportional increases, " said Richard Wakeford of the University of Manchester, one of the authors of the report.

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