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: 01 June 2020

ChNPP withdraws from the quarantine

The special labour routine, which had been introduced at Chornobyl NPP from 19th of March, ceased to have effect on 1st of June.

ChNPP staff has taken up the production tasks in full strength with observance of the “adaptive quarantine” conditions. It includes temperature screening of personnel on the way to work, obligatory regime of wearing a face mask, equipping the face mask and disinfection points, social distancing and other measures to prevent the COVID-19 distribution.

Until today only the operational staff ensuring the physical, nuclear and radiation safety of the site was working at the ChNPP in normal regime.

Based on information of the Slavutych City Hospital, as of 29th of May, no cases of COVID-19 infection were confirmed in Slavutych, a satellite town of Chornobyl NPP.

: 29 April 2020

Honouring the memory of the Chornobyl liquidators-heroes

Despite the quarantine, but in compliance with all requirements of personal safety, Slavutych people and workers of Chornobyl NPP honoured the memory of the Chornobyl heroes.

On the eve of the sad anniversary, representatives of the city government addressed to the Slavutych residents with a proposal to keep the quarantine and to remember the fallen Chornobyl heroes not by the traditional laying of flowers, but by a window candle. Residents of the town, including many ChNPP employees, listened to it, and candles were lit in many windows on the evening of April 25.

Representatives of the Chornobyl NPP active youth were on an honour guard at the memorial to the liquidators of the accident consequences, and the ChNPP union leaders honoured the memory of the liquidators with fresh flowers.

The enterprise’s shift staff and administration laid flowers to the memorial near the Administrative Building No.1 at the Chornobyl NPP site.

Fire did no damage to Chornobyl NPP

In the past 24 hours, numerous fires have continued within the Exclusion Zone, resulting in the fire approaching the Chornobyl NPP’s facilities. In fact, the points of fire outbreak were situated near villages Novyi Myr, Stara Rudnia, Klyvyny and Chystogalivka where burning of grass, reeds and forest litter was observed.

In the area of Chystogalivka village, due to a rush of wind, the fire spread through a fire barrier line and an automobile road and, by passing the area that used to be called "Red Forest", reached the Yaniv railway station, located 2.2 kilometres from the Chornobyl NPP.

ChNPP considerably reduces the number of working personnel for the period of quarantine

In pursuance of Presidential Decree No.87/2020 regarding prevention of the COVID-19 coronavirus distribution, ChNPP administration made a decision to transfer the Plant’s personnel to special regime of employment starting from March 19.

At least until April 3, 2020, more than 2.5 thousand ChNPP’s employees will not be present at their workplaces neither at the ChNPP site nor in the enterprise’s office in Slavutych. Only operational personnel maintaining the nuclear and radiation safety at the Plant will remain at the workplaces.

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: 13 March 2020

Restriction of visits due to coronavirus

We would like to inform you that Chornobyl NPP restricts familiarization visits for all countries citizens to Plant’s territory until at least April 3, 2020.

Such a decision was made in view of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine resolution “On Prevention of COVID-19 Coronavirus advance in Ukraine”.

For those who have already booked a visit through the service visit.chnpp.gov.ua, it will be proposed to postpone the date to another period, or if the postponement is not acceptable, the visit will be canceled and the cost will be refunded.

In addition to the visits, ChNPP administration will restrict the international missions of its employees abroad and technical visits of foreign specialists to ChNPP site.

Please be receptive to this decision. If you have any questions, please contact us by e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.