This is an important content stipulated in Decree 03/2011/ND-CP detailing and providing measures for the implementation of the Law on Red Cross Activities, promulgated on January 7, 2011.
What are policies towards red-cross activists in Vietnam? (Internet image)
In order to encourage Red Cross activities, Article 3 of Decree 03/2011/ND-CP stipulates policies towards red-cross activists in Vietnam as follows:
- Persons who record outstanding achievements in red-cross activities may be commended and rewarded according to the law on emulation and commendation.
- Persons who, when carrying out red-cross activities, meet with accidents which damage their health may receive financial supports for:
- Persons who, when carrying out red-cross activities, die for saving the life or property of people or the State may be considered for recognition as fallen heroes; those who are injured and, therefore, lose 21% or more of their working capacity may be considered for entitlement to preferential policies like war invalids; those who are injured and, therefore, lose between 5% and under 21% of their working capacity may receive a lump-sum allowance under the Ordinance on Preferential Treatment for Persons with Meritorious Services to the Revolution and guiding documents.
Note: Funds, order, procedures and dossiers of application for entitlement to preferential policies for persons who, when carrying out red-cross activities, meet with accidents which damage their health:
- Costs for medical treatment to restore health and lost or deficient functions:
- Financial supports for loss or reduction of actual income shall be allocated from the state budget according to current budget decentralization regulations;
- The Ministry of Home Affairs shall coordinate with concerned ministries, branches and organizations in providing for the order, procedures, dossiers and levels of supports for red-cross activists.
More details can be found in Decree 03/2011/ND-CP, which comes into force from February 25, 2011.
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