Ho Chi Minh City Expands Search for Martyrs' Remains Based on Historical Records and Testimonies
Ho Chi Minh City is expanding its search for martyrs' remains at suspected mass burial sites. Efforts to verify historical records, gather testimonies, and conduct field surveys are being intensified to improve collection and repatriation efficiency. An Giang province and Military Region 7 are also making progress in collecting remains.
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