The war in Vietnam may have been stopped in 1975, for those who come into contact with "Agent Orange" takes the misery unabated. More than thirty diseases and abnormalities related to the pesticide and defoliant to make, ranging from asthma and skin problems to mental disorders and many forms of cancer. The worst are undoubtedly the genetic defects that cause in children.
Horribly deformed babies are born in Vietnam. With two heads. With one head but two faces. babies in whom one of the organs on the outside of their bodies Sat
Five hundred children
The total number of victims of "Agent Orange" is estimated at 4.8 million and there are new ones every day. Thirty years after the war affected the highly toxic 2,3,7,8 tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin (TCDD), known as dioxins, in "Agent Orange", now the third generation of Vietnamese. Five hundred children in Vietnam today are born with a physical or mental abnormality.
U.S. President Kennedy in 1961 gave permission to put defoliants. Target was the Communists who were elusive in the jungle, to address their shelters and crops to fail
Horribly deformed babies are born in Vietnam. With two heads. With one head but two faces. babies in whom one of the organs on the outside of their bodies Sat
Five hundred children
The total number of victims of "Agent Orange" is estimated at 4.8 million and there are new ones every day. Thirty years after the war affected the highly toxic 2,3,7,8 tetrachlorodibenzo-para-dioxin (TCDD), known as dioxins, in "Agent Orange", now the third generation of Vietnamese. Five hundred children in Vietnam today are born with a physical or mental abnormality.
U.S. President Kennedy in 1961 gave permission to put defoliants. Target was the Communists who were elusive in the jungle, to address their shelters and crops to fail
