Vietnam Advances DNA Identification for War Martyrs' Remains, Emphasizing System-Wide Effort
Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister inspected the implementation of DNA identification technology for war martyrs' remains, stressing the necessity of the entire political system's involvement. Over 1,700 remains have been recovered and are undergoing identification.
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