If my grandfather, who was active in the resistance war, was infected with a toxic chemical and died, will his grandchild receive a survivorship benefit in Vietnam?

If my grandfather, who was active in the resistance war, was infected with a toxic chemical and died, will his grandchild receive a survivorship benefit in Vietnam?

In Clause 3, Article 31 of the Ordinance on preferential treatment for people with meritorious services to the Revolution, it is stipulated that if resistance activists are infected with toxic chemicals and have a bodily injury rate of 61% or more and die, their relatives will be entitled to survivorship benefits as follows:

a) Biological father, biological mother, spouse of full age as prescribed in Clause 2, Article 169 of the Labor Code, children under 18 years old or 18 years old or older if still attending school or severely disabled, especially severe disabilities are entitled to monthly survivorship benefits;

b) The biological father or mother lives alone, the spouse is of full age as prescribed in Clause 2, Article 169 of the Labor Code lives alone, the child is an orphan with both parents under 18 years old or at least 18 years old If you continue to go to school or have a severe or especially severe disability, you will receive a monthly survivorship benefit and a monthly maintenance allowance.

Thus, you are not eligible for survivorship benefits when your grandfather passes away because:

First: He has a bodily injury rate of 40%, but the law stipulates that resistance activists must be a participant in resistance activities exposed to toxic chemicals with a bodily injury rate of 61% or higher.

Second: Subjects who receive survivorship benefits are only their biological father, biological mother, spouse, and children under 18 years old or 18 years old or older if they continue to study or have a disability. If you are a grandchild, you are not one of those subjects.

If my grandfather, who was active in the resistance war, was infected with a toxic chemical and died, will his grandchild receive a survivorship benefit in Vietnam? (Image from the Internet)

What incentives are available to resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals in Vietnam?

According to Article 30 of the Ordinance on preferential treatment for people with meritorious services to the Revolution, preferential treatment for resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals is prescribed as follows:

1. Monthly allowance for resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals is as follows:

a) People in the cases specified in Point a, Clause 1, Article 29 of this Ordinance are entitled to monthly benefits based on the rate of bodily injury at levels from 21% to 40%, from 41% to 60%, from 61% to 80% or from 81% or more;

b) People in the cases specified in Point b or Point c, Clause 1, Article 29 of this Ordinance who do not suffer from the disease or suffer from the disease specified in Point a, Clause 1, Article 29 of this Ordinance with a bodily injury rate below 61% are entitled to monthly benefits like people with a physical injury rate from 41% to 60%; In case of illness with a bodily injury rate of 61% or higher, you will be entitled to a monthly subsidy corresponding to the bodily injury rate from 61% to 80% or 81% or more specified in point a this clause;

c) Soldiers suffering from additional diseases specified in Point a, Clause 1, Article 29 of this Ordinance due to exposure to toxic chemicals shall be examined for comprehensive examination to receive a monthly allowance corresponding to the rate of bodily injury;

d) Sick soldiers in the cases specified in Point b or c, Clause 1, Article 29 of this Ordinance are entitled to monthly allowances for sick soldiers and monthly allowances for resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals, the rate of bodily injury ranges from 41% to 60%;

d) Sick soldiers who suffer from additional diseases specified in Point a, Clause 1, Article 29 of this Ordinance due to exposure to toxic chemicals and fall into the cases specified in Point b or Point c, Clause 1, Article 29 of this Ordinance may choose to receive benefits issued monthly according to the provisions of Point c or Point d of this Clause.

2. Monthly allowance for resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals with a bodily injury rate of 81% or more.

3. Service allowance for resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals and with a bodily injury rate of 81% or more living at home.

4. Health insurance.

5. Nursing rehabilitation every two years; Cases with a body injury rate of 81% or more will receive annual health recovery nursing.

6. Preferential regimes specified in Points c, e, g, h, i and k, Clause 2, Article 5 of this Ordinance.

Therefore, preferential treatment for resistance activists infected with toxic chemicals depends on the rate of damage to that person's body in Vietnam.

Best regards!