Amid the increasing tension and conflict between India and Pakistan, he said that even if the neighboring country carries a nuclear attack, there is no need to panic the countrymen.
New Delhi: Chairman, GEMIT, Green Energy Mobility Institute of Technology Mumbai and Chairman New Science Creators Institute Delhi Prof. RK Kotanala said that even if the neighboring country carries a nuclear attack between India and Pakistan, there is no need to panic. If we adopt these protective measures, then the nuclear attack cannot spoil us. Professor RK Kotanala told in a special conversation with LIVE Times that if you want to protect themselves from nuclear attack, then these safety measures need to be focused to avoid its radiation. Said that if someone comes in contact with nuclear radiation due to an accident or war, it should be carefully carefully disinfected and seeking medical help.
Stage of proceedings: 1
When you come in contact with out, you are advised that you take shelter in a building or basement within a kilometer just behind the wall to reduce the contact with radiation away from radioactive substances and then wash yourself.
Also try to pour water on your clothes and handkerchiefs/selected/sarees. Place a wet cloth near your eyes and stay away from the crowd.
Disinfect: Wash the skin thoroughly with soap and water. Avoid rubbing or scratching the skin. Apart from this, remove any cloth in contact with radiation quickly. It can remove external contamination up to 90%. So you are in a comfortable position
Step 2.
Professor RK Kotanala said that there you remove contaminated clothes and wash your exposed skin thoroughly with soap and water and make sure that without any nervousness you go to a medical facility for treatment and evaluation and consult a doctor.
step 3:
Avoid eating, drinking or smoking: Especially until disinfection is complete.
Seek medical help:
Take the person to the nearest medical facility for evaluation and treatment. Also inform emergency officers about exposure to radiation. If you are helping, wear gloves and other protective clothes.
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- Kamlesh Kumar Singh’s report from Delhi
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