Consequences Of Bikini Atoll Life

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In bikini atoll life is hard there because you’re gonna dead in 10 seconds or anything until you burn,your body and cannot breath and your house will just fall down and you will be just gonna burn and you will just go. First,they aborted the bomb without notice and that is hard for the people because when their family are having fun then the bomb will just come down from the airplane and the city will just explode without the people notice and that is hard for everybody because the children will just get died/survive and that is hard for their parents.However, they have still time to see their children before the bomb come down.

Second,they promised to return the city they returned but they did not return in the right time that they supposed to be.And the people are suffering because they don’t have a house to leave the military give them a place to leave ,but that is not enough for the people cause they want their house.However,some of them still alive.
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In conclusion,for the people in bikini atoll that’s not easy for them because it’s hard to died with your children and with your family or alive and that is really hard for them if you don’t know that

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