Ho Chi Minh City Receives Two Ground-Penetrating Radar Systems to Assist in the Search for the Remains of Fallen Soldiers.
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As of November 12th, Ho Chi Minh City has searched for and collected 1,022 remains of martyrs, including 1,017 found at Le Thi Rieng Park and 5 in Thuong Tan commune. 1,005 remains of martyrs have been discovered and collected at Le Thi Rieng Park. The search for martyrs' remains is being accelerated in phase 2 of the 500-day campaign. An additional 148 remains of martyrs have been collected at Le Thi Rieng Park.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Two ground-penetrating radar systems of Italian origin were donated to Ho Chi Minh City by the Thien Tam Foundation, helping authorities survey suspected burial sites of fallen soldiers in areas under search.
On the afternoon of November 12th, at the Ho Chi Minh City Command Headquarters, the Thien Tam Foundation (Vingroup Group) handed over vehicles and equipment to support the search and collection of remains of fallen soldiers to the Ho Chi Minh City Command Headquarters. The total value of the donation is nearly 4.94 billion VND.
Ho Chi Minh City has received two ground-penetrating radar systems to assist in the search for the remains of fallen soldiers, donated by the Thien Tam Foundation (Vingroup Group).
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