Siberian village struggles with nuclear past

In contaminated area of Chelyabinsk, locals say government resettlement funds were stolen.

Charles Stratford PKG still from Muslymovo

Sixty years after radioactive waste was dumped in a river in southwest Siberia, local residents are still suffering.

The Russian government says a resettlement programme to move more than 100 villages has been completed. But residents say money that should have been used to re-house them has been stolen.

Al Jazeera’s Charles Stratford has the second of his special reports from the Chelyabinsk region.

Source: Al Jazeera