Military Aircraft Transports War Martyrs' Remains to Hanoi for DNA Identification
Vietnam is advancing the collection and DNA identification of war martyrs' remains. The adoption of advanced technology has improved search efficiency, with many remains being transported to Hanoi for identification. This is part of a national effort for remembrance and national reconciliation.
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