Ho Chi Minh City Collects 101 Sets of Martyrs' Remains at Le Thi Rieng Park

The Ho Chi Minh City Military Command announced that its ongoing operation to collect martyrs' remains at Le Thi Rieng Park in Ward Hoa Hung, District 10, has discovered and exhumed an additional 3 sets of collective martyr remains and 1 individual set, along with numerous accompanying artifacts. This discovery is part of a broader national effort to heal the wounds of war and honor the historical memory of the nation. The park is located in an area that saw intense fighting during the Vietnam War, resulting in significant casualties. The recovery of these remains is seen as an act of respect for the fallen soldiers and their families, aiming to foster patriotism among the populace. The operation has garnered attention from national leaders, with General Secretary and President To Lam visiting the site to inspect the search and collection efforts and to encourage the personnel involved. This underscores the Vietnamese Communist Party's emphasis on commemorating martyrs and honoring the contributions of those who fought for national unity and development. In Vietnam, the collection and commemoration of martyrs' remains are considered crucial policies for national cohesion and social stability. Despite decades having passed since the end of the war, it is estimated that a significant number of remains are still undiscovered, prompting the government to pursue continuous recovery efforts. Information source: Nhan Dan