If a nuclear attack is launched people should hole up in the corners of concrete buildings to have the best chance of survival, according to new research. It's better than cowering in corridors - or near windows or doors, say scientists. UNIVERSITY OF NICOSIA/SWNS TALKERIf a nuclear attack is launched people should hole up in the corners of concrete buildings to have the best chance of survival, according to new research. It’s better than cowering in corridors – or near windows or doors, say scientists. UNIVERSITY OF NICOSIA/SWNS TALKER
If a nuclear attack is launched people should hole up in the corners of concrete buildings to have the best chance of survival, according to new research. The researchers, whose findings were published in the journal Physics of Fluids, hope their advice will never need to be followed. But understanding the effects could help prevent injuries – and guide rescue efforts.
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