are desperate. they don t know what to do. the government is also desperate because we don t know how to get the minimum approval of green corridors for women and children, and i think the situation is like really devastating, and on the very beginning, you mentioned also nuclear threat. it s true. russians started this nuke year terrorism against not just ukraine, but the whole of europe, because we have areas to, the scenario, what will happen, even one reactor attacked, we will have exposure, so all the west, europe and all northern europe would be under the start of a radiation attack and need to move all the people from this area.
that happens to them? it s interesting. different kinds of radiation attack different parts of the body. so we re expecting in this we have uranium, iodine. those attack different parts of the body. and you could get vomiting, feeling terrible and burns on the skin, and longer term you could get different kinds of cancer, depending on the type of radiation. for this type, we might see leukemia, liver cancer, cancer of the thyroid. elizabeth, thank you very much indeed. thanks. japan struggles with natural disaster and violence is spreading across the middle east. a live report, next. homeowners rates have been going up, but you can still refinance to a fixed rate as low as 4.75% at lendingtree.com, where customers save an average of $293 a month.
what happens if they have to evacuate? this is extraordinarily heroic for them to be doing it at all. if they are exposed to very high doses of radiation, what physically happens to a human being? it s interesting. different kinds of radiation attack different parts of the body. we re expecting that we have cesium, uranium, iodine. you could get acute radiation sickness. vomiting, feeling terrible and burns on the skin. longer term you could get different kinds of cancer. if this type you might see leukemia, liver, or thyroid cancer. while japan struggles with natural disaster, violence is spreading across the middle east. we ll have a live report next.
levels of radiation are not quite at the level that you would see in order to have acute radiation sickness. we re talking about 4 millisieverts. they say you start having problems around 1 know millisieverts. i m not saying this is good. you don t want to be exposed to this level of radiation. but they re not expecting this to cause huge public health problems. but the question is, when is it going to get worse, and the real concern is for the folks who are in the plant. that s where they re getting that 400 reading. those are the folks who are trying to solve this problem. if those levels get a whole lot higher, can they really stay in that plant and keep trying to cool it down? and what happens if they have to evacuate? it s a terrible scenario to think about. and extremely heroic for them to be doing it at all. it is. tell me this, if they are exposed to high doses of radiation, what happens to a human being? different kinds of radiation