Poisoned Islanders Seek UN Action After Marshall Atoll Blast
Rongelap and Utirik residents describe radioactive ash fallout from the March 1 explosion that burned skin and hair, forced evacuation, and left 45 of 52 Rongelap natives with burns. They petition the United Nations to limit atomic tests and demand safer U.S. oversight.
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