Quang Tri Province Verifies Information on Martyrs' Graves Near Cha Lo Pass
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Quang Tri Province Verifies Information on Martyrs' Graves Near Cha Lo Pass

The Quang Tri Provincial Military Command has begun surveying and verifying information regarding martyrs' graves near Cha Lo Pass, following a citizen's report. This initiative is part of the ongoing '500-Day Operation' to search for, collect, and identify the remains of fallen soldiers.

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