An exhibition on the legacy of the Agent Orange disaster is taking place in Vietnam Military History Museum to commemorate the Day For Victims of Agent Orange (August 10th).

300 exhibits, images and valuable documents show the horrific destruction of Agent Orange and its effects on mankind and the environment.

Besides the legacy from over 72 million litres of Agent Orange sprayed down Vietnam’s territory, the exhibition also show viewers the sufferings of victims of different generations who are exposed to Agent Orange. Among them are many children, born in peace-time, but who still were exposed to Agent Orange. Even the second, third and fourth generations, children of the soldiers who returned from the battlefront, are seriously affected by Agent Orange.

The exhibition will last until August 14th.

Source: TT

Translated by Mai Huong