By Baloch, a writer.
Once again 28th May reminds us the destruction of our people by an
explosion of the atomic Bomb which was carried out on May 28, 1998 in
Chagai, Baochistan by Pakistani government for taking a simple test of
it. Let me start from introducing the “Nuclear Bomb”.
The detonation
of a single nuclear bomb or “warhead” would cause a local disaster on a
scale that few people in the world have seen and survived. However, it
should not be confused with the effects of a nuclear war, in which many
nuclear bombs would be exploded. That would cause the end of
civilization in the countries concerned, and perhaps over the whole
world, as well as radioactive contamination of whole continents, and
terrible damage to the environment and ecology.
The effect of a
single bomb would depend on its power, and where it exploded — high in
the air or at ground level — and whether in a densely populated and
built-up area like a city or in open country like an attack on a missile
silo.
A nuclear weapon is not just a big bomb.
It does not have the same make up as a terrorist bomb or heavy artillery fire seen on the news from any global conflict. It’s very difficult to write, let alone read, what these weapons can do to people. But it’s vital that we understand the differences.
With a conventional weapon, most of the damage is done by the sheer force of the explosion. In contrast, much of the power of nuclear weapons comes from thermal (heat) and ionizing (nuclear) radiation, caused by the splitting or joining together of atoms. The effects of a nuclear weapon increase in relation to its explosive power. Also, a blast some distance above the earth would create different effects than one exploded at (or below) ground level.
It does not have the same make up as a terrorist bomb or heavy artillery fire seen on the news from any global conflict. It’s very difficult to write, let alone read, what these weapons can do to people. But it’s vital that we understand the differences.
With a conventional weapon, most of the damage is done by the sheer force of the explosion. In contrast, much of the power of nuclear weapons comes from thermal (heat) and ionizing (nuclear) radiation, caused by the splitting or joining together of atoms. The effects of a nuclear weapon increase in relation to its explosive power. Also, a blast some distance above the earth would create different effects than one exploded at (or below) ground level.
The test of Pakistan’s Nuclear has resulted a
scale-massive disease on the wildlife too. Wildlife have also been
victimized in Chagai by the explosion of the atomic bomb of Pakistan.
here is the picture showing the result of wildlife destruction. Why
Pakistan always choose Balochistan for it’s bloody tests and operations?
Pakistan should be interrogated and must be held
accountable for this deathly disease against the people of chagai,
Balochistan. We want justice for our People of Chagai, Balochistan who
are suffering from this deathly disease forever. Spread Awareness across
the World.
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