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A |     The Vietnam Association for the Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin (VAVA) plays an important role in efforts to deal with the consequences of the US’ inhumane war. It has been helping victims of Agent Orange and representing their interests in the fight for justice for more than 18 years.,In an interview with Sputnik, Lieutenant General Dr. Dang Nam Dien, VAVA’s vice president and secretary general, explained that, “Over the past 18 years, VAVA has raised more than 30 trillion dong (some $1,300,000) and built 26 rehabilitation and care centers for Agent Orange victims. We also create jobs, provide vocational training, and offer them livelihood opportunities.”,VAVA also pays great attention to the involvement of volunteers and socio-political organizations in helping victims. The secretariat of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam has mandated party committees at all levels to take the lead in dealing with the consequences of the use of pesticides during the Vietnam War, and VAVA monitors how party bodies across the country comply with this directive.,Nguyen Thang Long, director of the Vietnam Social Protection Center for Agent Orange/Dioxin victims located in Yen Binh Commune, Thach That district of Hanoi, spoke about the measures taken by the government.,“The victims of Agent Orange are given low-interest loans to start their own businesses and productive labor. We have a program to provide housing at no cost to families of victims who are in especially difficult situations. There are free de-toxification programs every year. The VAVA gives money for medication to all Agent Orange victims who come to our Center.”,“In recent years, the association has worked with the Veterans Association of Vietnam (VAVN) and the Vietnamese Volunteer Youth Association to review the use of the benefits intended for victims of Agent Orange/dioxin by people who were not involved in the war and were not exposed to this poisonous defoliant. At the same time, the association is actively cooperating with the relevant authorities to have real victims of Agent Orange recognized and entitled to state benefits as soon as possible,” Dang Nam Dien continued.,VAVA is actively fighting to seek justice for the victims. The association has organized lawsuits against chemical companies in the US, but they were never concluded. Dang Nam Dien explained:,“We understand that this is a very long process. Therefore, in the near future, we intend to join with the World Peace Council, the International Association of Democratic Lawyers, and other peace-loving organizations such as the Japan Council against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs in the fight for justice for the victims of Agent Orange.”,Mention should be made of the VAVA's involvement in the lawsuit of Tran Thi To Nga, a French woman of Vietnamese origin, against US chemical companies that produced dioxin intended for use by the military during the Vietnam War. Although the trial lasted seven years, the case was not completed. Tran Thi To Nga continued to file lawsuits in Paris’ higher courts.,Now, offices of the Vietnam Association for the Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin, led mostly by war veterans, are active in all 63 provinces and central cities of the country, as well as at the level of more than 600 districts and more than 6,000 communes.,“The repeated spraying over a long period of time of a large volume of toxic Agent Orange has had severe and lasting effects on the environment, ecosystems, and human health. In recent years, VAVA has collaborated in the field of detoxification and research efforts with the joint Russo-Vietnamese Research and Technology Tropical Center. Right now, dioxin concentration levels are still high or very high, especially around Da Nang, Bien Hoa, and Phu Cat airports, where toxic defoliants were stored, mixed and destroyed during the war. The Vietnam-Russia Tropical Center conducted a pollution survey in some areas near Bien Hoa Airport, but for some reason had to suspend the work. We hope for more cooperation with the tropical center in the near future in the decontamination of dioxin-contaminated sites in Vietnam,” General Dang Nam Dien said.,In conclusion, the VAVA vice president talked about the association's immediate plans.,“First, we will continue to talk about the consequences of pesticides, and encourage state and party agencies to pay more attention to the victims.,Second, we will continue to coordinate the study of the number of victims of Agent Orange, especially in the third and fourth generations.,The Vietnamese government has just revised the Merit Ordinance, but it does not yet include measures to help third generation victims of Agent Orange. We will soon ask the relevant government agencies and the National Assembly to resolve this issue as soon as possible.,WorldUS Veterans Stationed in Guam During Vietnam War Likely Exposed to Agent Orange - White Paper12 May 2020, 21:00 GMT,There are still some points to be corrected in the implementation of measures for the victims of Agent Orange, especially for the participants in the Resistance War [against the United States]. For example, people helping families with several severe victims do not have official status and rights. Insurance is voluntary, like health insurance. We want them to have a voice in the discussion and application of state measures. If a victim of Agent Orange has deceased parents, he or she should be taken into the custody of the state, not the community, as was the case in the past. These are the issues where VAVA should actively participate.”,Finding resources is also a major challenge facing VAVA in the near future, especially with regard to business. Despite numerous efforts over the two years of the pandemic, the results of this work have diminished.,“For this reason, we are striving to introduce new forms of activities, expand the scope of campaigns, and cooperate with businesses and benefactors, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, paying special attention to young people who are passionate about volunteer work,” Dang Nam Dien stressed.。    民航、铁路、公交部分班次停运 市内多家文博单位临时闭馆天气台风“白海豚”将正面“袭击”贯穿浙江 主要影响时间接近24小时今年第13号台风“白海豚”已进入我国24小时警戒线。昨天，台风外围螺旋云系逐渐覆盖杭州上空，部分地区出现明显降水和大风天气，主城区最高温回落至35℃“高温线”以下。目前，浙江、杭州已全面升级防台风应急响应，其中，浙江省防指于昨日20时将防台风应急响应提升至Ⅰ级。

B | 截至昨日15时，杭州全市区县均发布台风蓝色和雷电黄色预警信号，市防指提升防台风应急响应至Ⅲ级。未来“白海豚”预计在哪里登陆？据浙江省气象台消息，昨日17时，台风“白海豚”（强台风级）的中心位于温岭东南方向约394公里的东海海面，中心附近最大风力14级（45米/秒），预计将以每小时10至15公里的速度向西偏北方向移动，强度变化不大或略有增强，逐渐向浙江沿海靠近。本次台风登陆窗口已经明确，预计今夜（8月9日）至明天（8月10日）早晨，“白海豚”将在苍南至象山一带沿海登陆（台风级或强台风级，12—14级）；登陆后缓慢向西偏北方向移动，强度逐渐减弱。不少市民会将本次台风与7月的“巴威”对比。在昨天的媒体通气会上，省气象台首席预报员贾燕解释说：“对比‘巴威’，‘白海豚’的生命期更长，自生成至今已超过12天。

C | 两个台风的登陆地点和路径有一定的相似性，但进入东海之后，因副高断裂导致引导气流不明显，‘白海豚’移动缓慢，路径变数更大。”“这一次台风或正面登陆后贯穿全省，路径较‘巴威’更偏南一点，累计降雨时间更长，短时降水效率更大，整体降水影响更强，主要影响时间接近24小时。”贾燕表示。从全省风雨分布来看，强降雨时段主要集中在昨天夜里到明天，全省大部地区有大雨、暴雨，部分大暴雨，其中台州、宁波、温州北部、丽水东部、金华东部、绍兴东部等地局部有特大暴雨，需重点防范山洪、山体滑坡、城市内涝等次生灾害。下周二（11日）风雨仍未完全消退，浙西、沿海区域依旧有大到暴雨，局地大暴雨，公众切勿提前松懈防范。风力方面，东海部分海域今天阵风风力达13—16级，台风中心经过附近海域可达16级以上；沿海海面和沿海地区今明天风力逐渐增强至10—13级，其中今天白天到明天上午局部达13—16级；内陆地区今明天大部最大风力8—11级，高山区和江河湖面局部11—13级。就杭州而言，昨天夜里到下周二全市有较明显风雨过程。其中，降雨最强时间段集中在今明两天，风力最强时段出现在今天白天到明天上午，最大东北风平原地区8—9级，山区和江湖水面10—11级。

D | 气温也会应声而落，或跌回“3字头”以内，预计今天白天最高温29℃、最低温25℃，虽说体感会比较凉爽，但风雨交织的天气仍需减少外出、做好防护。保障遮阳棚撤除、工地停工、沿江点位保障杭州城管多维度排查安全隐患为应对台风“白海豚”，杭州城管提前准备，8月7日晚开始，在上城区、拱墅区和西湖区启动500顶非机动车道遮阳棚篷布临时撤除工作。萧山区、余杭区、滨江区等其他城区总计452顶遮阳棚的篷布临时撤除工作，根据防台预案陆续开展中。

E | 除快速拆除风险遮阳棚外，城管系统全方位排查城市在建工程隐患。

F | 目前，3个老旧燃气管道、6个老旧供水管道、26个老旧污水管道、2个污水泵站改造在建工地已全部停工。

G | 对已完工的24公里燃气立管紧固度进行全面排查，做好防风加固。同时，重点保障钱塘江沿线九溪、进龙河、小天竺等关键点位，完成九溪驳坎加高、排水口防倒灌、泵站提升工作。

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