Kunihiko Iida, an 83-year-old volunteer guide at Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park, shares his harrowing experiences as a survivor of the atomic bombing. He recalls being trapped as a child and losing family members to the aftermath of the bomb. Iida emphasizes the importance of educating others about the consequences of nuclear war. Similarly, Fumiko Doi, a survivor from Nagasaki, reflects on her narrow escape from the second bombing and the lasting impact of radiation on her family. Both survivors advocate for nuclear disarmament and the need to remember the past, especially as the number of survivors dwindles. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)