Tuyen Quang Province Collects 12 Sets of Martyrs' Remains from Border Area

The Tuyen Quang Provincial Military Command in northern Vietnam announced that its team for searching and collecting the remains of fallen soldiers has discovered and collected 12 sets of martyrs' remains from elevated areas in Thanh Thuy, Minh Tan, and Bach Dich communes within the province's border region. This activity is part of a national effort to collect the remains of soldiers who died in past conflicts, such as the Vietnam War, to honor their contributions and return them to their families. The Vietnamese government places significant importance on its "national gratitude" policy towards war victims, with remains collection and identification efforts ongoing across the country. The announcement from the Tuyen Quang Provincial Military Command exemplifies this continuous endeavor. Previous reports indicate that similar remains collection and identification operations have been carried out in various parts of Vietnam, including Son La Province, Can Tho City, Dong Thap Province, and Quang Tri Province, highlighting its status as a national priority. These activities also hold significant meaning in preserving the memory of war and promoting national unity.