Dak Lak Province Collects Remains of Two Fallen Soldiers

In Vietnam's central Dak Lak Province, the remains of two fallen soldiers were collected based on information provided by local residents, as announced on May 8 by the K51 Unit of the Provincial Military Command. The collection effort was a joint operation between the People's Committee and Military Command of Tuy An Tay Commune and the K51 Unit. Information from the public serves as crucial guidance for the functional units in their search and collection of martyrs' remains. Dak Lak Province has previously organized memorial ceremonies for the remains of 27 fallen soldiers who sacrificed their lives on the Cambodian front. Efforts are also underway to collect DNA samples from the families of unidentified martyrs, continuing the dedication to identifying them and reuniting them with their kin. These activities are positioned as part of the efforts, under Vietnam's one-party system, to honor those who sacrificed for the nation and foster social solidarity. While Vietnam continues its economic growth, the nation demonstrates a commitment to cherishing the memories of past wars and promoting national unity.