Japanese police control a checkpoint near the edge of the "exclusion zone" that surrounds the nuclear plant.
车辆进入环绕核电站的警戒区边界时，在检查站接受日本警方检查。
Wildlife in the exclusion zone increased despite the radiation, since people left the area after the 1986 nuclear disaster, keepers of the reserve said.
保护区的管理员说，自从1986年切尔诺贝利核电站发生的核灾难之后，当地居民搬离了这里，尽管受到辐射的影响，隔离区内野生动物还是增多了。
On the 30th anniversary of the accident, access within the 18-mile exclusion zone, which includes the abandoned city of Pripyat, is still restricted.
禁区直径达18英里（约合30公里），被遗弃的城市普里皮亚季也在其中。事故发生30周年之际，要进入这片禁区仍然受到限制。
Since 2011, tourists have been allowed to visit Chernobyl. Much of the Chernobyl exclusion zone provides a snapshot of Cold War tensions, frozen in time in 1986.
2011年以来，游客已经可以进入切尔诺贝利参观，切尔诺贝利无人区是冷战时期紧张局势的缩影，保留了1986年时的样子。
His town straddles the 20km exclusion zone surrounding the Fukushima plant, as well as the 30km circle in which as many as 136,000 people are being urged to stay indoors to avoid radiation.
他所在的小镇坐落在福岛核电站周围20公里的隔离区内。以福岛核电站为中心，半径30公里区域内的13万6千名居民都受到警告要待在家中，避免辐射。
“The true story of Chornobyl, ” says Ronald Chesser, a radioecologist at Texas Tech University in Lubbock who carries out studies in the Exclusion Zone, “is the human tragedy.”
正在隔离区中进行研究工作的卢博克德州科技大学（Texas Tech University）放射生态学家罗纳德·切瑟（RonaldChesser）说：“切尔诺贝利的真实故事就是一出人间悲剧。”
“The true story of Chornobyl, ” says Ronald Chesser, a radioecologist at Texas Tech University in Lubbock who carries out studies in the Exclusion Zone, “is the human tragedy.”
正在隔离区中进行研究工作的卢博克德州科技大学（Texas Tech University）放射生态学家罗纳德·切瑟（RonaldChesser）说：“切尔诺贝利的真实故事就是一出人间悲剧。”
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