Inside Chernobyl's Hospital Basement (Scariest Room In Chernobyl)

Now we're back in Prypiat and what we're about to do is probably one of the most dangerous things I've ever done in my life, crazy guys, we've abandoned the trains, now what we've done is we've stopped on the red line. forest now, as you can see, there is a mound there, that mound is where the trees were buried, so basically they dug a trench and at the bottom of the trench they put clay so that the radiation would not sink deeper, just reach the clay and that's all that would come and on top of that they would put fresh dirt on top of the trench to cover the trees, that's what this mound is here now if we're going to test how radioactive it really is.

There we go guys, we were on the mound, you see, they made their active signal and we are reading another bed 1.15, which is very low considering there are radioactive trees below us, not great, but not terrible if you have seen the series HBO about Chernobyl. You will know what this bridge is now, this bridge has been nicknamed the bridge of death now in the series you saw that people are preparing to reach the bridge and what is the burning reactor now if I continue walking towards it just in the distance behind In the trees you can see reactor number four and this is where the relatives of the people who work there, the people who lived in Pripyat, would have stood and watched the reactor burn.

Now we are back in Pripyat and what we are about to do is probably one of the most dangerous things I have done since exploring, we are going to the

basement

of the travel

hospital

, now this is where all the firefighters are who are trying to put it out the fire in Chernobyl reactor four, this is where all the firefighters' clothes are. and the equipment was thrown underneath, so obviously they come to the

hospital

. Very radioactive radioactive poisoning. The doctors took off all the equipment and simply threw it into the

basement

. Now this is highly radioactive or do not encourage anyone to enter this basement.

It's so that you don't have to do it, what we have to do now is get ready, put on our suits, cover our shoes, I'm not going to lie, I'm a little nervous, but at the same time I really wanted to see. This for a long time, let's get ready and head to the hospital. I don't know where you guys can hear me, I'm in a suit and boots now, all right, all the way down or there, boy, it feels absolutely surreal. Being down there so check it out this is our first sighting of the firefighter shoes and as you can see the DiPaola guy has gone up to 28 40 43 if I zoom in a little bit knowing almost 100 and this was all firefighter gear and safety equipment as you can see they have the safety clothing over their boots down there I'm going to put it closer as you can see jump I'll take it off so 73 if I put it closer jump up to 70 79 80 690 we're going to read a hundred there yes 99 103 point 906 even now it's reading and we're not even cut we're not even zooming in on the body it's reading at 52 we can't put it towards the team 30 sixty and one I was going to have to go crazy almost a thousand mm that's incredible that's very they just say that's what you would get in your honor who's here for an hour that's how much radiation will be good for your body and how much would you pick up 702 and almost 2000.

We read that the wife's pants are not as radioactive as the shoes, obviously because the shoes connect to the ground and you collect the radiation and particles from the shoes. but it's still very radioactive, don't look at this, so guys, the sneakers you can see here were from the nurses and doctors who actually worked now, they obviously contacted the firefighters, so even their clothes and their shoes They should have been thrown there because they were contaminated, now in this

room

in front of us were the mattresses that the firefighters would have slept on in the hospital and they went to bed now, obviously, they are not going to be as contaminated as the shoes, but because their bodies are contaminated.

It also had to be thrown in the trash, okay guys, let's keep walking and see what else we can see in the basement. Again it looks like another workshop, as you can see those desks, chairs of all kinds and they are even medicines, but I seem a bit right in the back of that cabin, well, there is an elevator and an elevator that takes you to the basement , obviously it takes you from the ground floor and the second floor to the basement, some kind of fire there again, this

room

is absolutely full of slippers, shoes, everything that the nurses, the doctors, maybe the firefighters, I don't think no firefighter has logged in his words, it has been thrown in the trash and as you can see, right in front of us, on that shelf in perfect condition, is a pair of shoes and as you can imagine they would have been left there since 1986 and They are still in perfect condition, they have never been touched.

The further we go, the less contaminated this basement is. Obviously, that's why there were firefighter shoes in the beginning, which is the best. contaminated objects now in it an old beer bottle but I turn off my flashlight guys, that's how dark it is, let's turn on the light now while I walk by, you could imagine the panic and chaos that would have occurred around us. The nurses would have been here throwing away all the firefighter clays as fast as they could now, as you can see the paint coming off a bottle of these kettles. The machinery gives it that extra, a recharge as we walk through it again explore before we leave. this basement firefighter pants firefighter shoes safety jacket nurses and doctors slippers everything to the left down there it's also very hot down here now this room of all the rooms in the basement has the most firefighter equipment, so these tanks that You can see on the basement floor that there are actually oxygen tanks that were used for patients who were having trouble breathing and now they are also helping them breathe a little better.

These have been thrown there. I think they are just as contaminated as the rest of the stuff was down there but they didn't want to take any chances and just dumped it in the basement and that's where they've been since then again with more oxygen tank features. Now this is a cart that, guessing, would have been used as tea, coffee, maybe medications and drinks for the patients, but the medications would most likely have been passed by the nurses to the patients. It's absolutely packed. The floor is completely covered in this room. We have listened to a patient's clothing.

Nurses clothing. Maybe some firefighters. clothes in there not sure why explorers like I said it's not a good idea to be down there too long so that's the basement explored I think I'll be down here long enough now I don't want a tenth destination I think it's time to go Oh air cool, I never wanted to see that outside so much and there we have explorers. The basement of the hospital has now been explored. I showed you or I'll never go down there again now that he's trying to get out of these suits. Oh what an experience guys, now that we're outside it feels so much better to take off all that safety gear.

It got so hot down there and with the mask on too. God, you scared me, God, dogs scare me. You just scared the shit out of me, dog. oh where are you before? They interrupted me abruptly and my glasses started to fog up so I was struggling to see down there and at one point I didn't see where the rest of them had gone so I thought I had made a mistake. turn or something, but yeah, now that we've explored that guy, now we're heading to the morgue, that's another place I haven't seen yet, so it's pretty interesting once you check out this bike, a kids bike outside of the hospital.