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Voice 2: Similarly, Diana visited and touched HIV and AIDS sufferers in hospital. Rachel Bruce of the National AIDS Trust said:
聲音2：另外，戴安娜還在醫(yī)院里看望并接觸了艾滋病病毒攜帶者和艾滋病患者。英國國家艾滋病信托基金會的雷切爾·布魯斯說：
Voice 5: "It really made people understand that those with HIV should not be treated like they were different. They need kindness and sympathy."
聲音5：“那真的讓很多人明白，艾滋病病毒攜帶者攜帶者不應該被當作另類對待。他們需要關心和同情。”
Voice 1: Before her death in 1997, Diana visited Angola and later Bosnia. She was very concerned about landmines. Landmines are bombs buried in the ground to kill or injure enemy soldiers. But after conflicts are over, the landmines remain. Many innocent people walk on landmines and are badly hurt.
聲音1：1997年，戴安娜在去世前訪問了安哥拉和波斯尼亞。她非常關注地雷。地雷是埋在地下的炸彈，目的是殺死或致傷敵軍。但是在戰(zhàn)爭結束以后，地雷仍埋在地下。許多無辜的人在踩到地雷后嚴重受傷。
Voice 2: Diana helped to make landmines an important issue to many powerful people. In December 1997, one-hundred and twenty-two countries signed the Mine Ban Treaty. They promised not to use mines anymore.
聲音2：在戴安娜的幫助下，地雷問題成為許多權力人士關注的重要問題。1997年12月，122個國家簽署了《禁止地雷公約》。這些國家承諾不再使用地雷。
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