I mbijetuari i bombës atomike, ja si është trupi i tij sot

August 8, 2015, 3:35 am

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Trupi i 86-vjeçarit Sumitery Taniguchi është si një rrjetë me shenja, e cila e ka karakterizuar lëkurën e tij gjatë këtyre 70 vjetëve.

I moshuari është njëri prej dhjetëra mijëra viktimave të bombës atomike që shkatërroi qytetin japonez të Nagasakit më 9 gusht 1945.

Ai nuk është ende në gjendje ta ngrejë plotësisht krahun e tij të majtë, ndrësa gruaja e tij i vendos çdo mëngjes krem në lëkurë për të pakësuar acarimin.

Tre prej brinjëve të tij u thyën përgjysëm dhe fluturuan jashtë gjatë sulmit dhe kanë lënë shenja të pazakonta çarjesh dhe gropash të mëdha në trup.

Web of scars: He was just 16 when the five-tonne plutonium bomb, known as the 'Fat Man', detonated 500m above the thriving Japanese port city Constant pain: Mr Taniguchi's wife still rubs moisturiser into his scars every morning to relieve the irritation, while his three rotten ribs press on his lungs Scarred: Mr Taniguchi has revealed what remains of his horrific injuries as part of his work with the Nagasaki survivors' group that he leads, in the struggle against nuclear proliferation Devastated: Mr Taniguchi's back was torn apart in the blast, which threw him from his bicycle as he worked as a letter carrier. He was just over a mile from the epicentre of the bomb Permanent: The 86-year-old is still unable to straighten his arm, which grew in the 21 months that he lay unable to move while his wounds healed, and blocked the joint Catastrophe: The blast over the vital Japanese port city of Nagasaki killed at least 70,000 people, and wounded many thousands more On the brink: In the months following his recovery, Mr Taniguchi lay drifting in and out of consciousness. He could hear the nurses passing each other in the hallway, asking each other if the boy in the bed was still breathing Onslaught: The other Japanese city of Hiroshima had been struck by a similar, but more devastating, blast just three days before Final insult: Just hours after the brutal attack, American aeroplanes dropped leaflets over the country, warning that unless Japan ended the war, atomic weapons would be used 'again and again' The mushroom cloud over Nagasaki in the wake of the blast