Nghia Dan trains in mapping, searching and collecting martyrs' remains

In the 2016-2017 dry season, Military Region 4 collected 305 martyrs' remains. Photo: Archive

In one day, more than 400 delegates, including the Chairman of the Policy Council, the Commander of the Military Command, the Chairman of the Veterans Association, civil servants working on policy work, village chiefs, and village team leaders in blocks and hamlets in 25 communes and towns, were guided on the work of reviewing, verifying, and concluding information on the places of sacrifice and initial burial of martyrs in the area; the work of counting and making a list of martyrs' graves in martyrs' cemeteries; concluding the area of ​​information collection, comparison, and field conclusions.

400 delegates are still welcome.Instructions on content, process, and techniques for mapping and searching for and collecting martyrs' remains; introduction to instructions on management, exploitation, and use of software tools for management, search, display, analysis, statistics, and reporting on martyrs on military terrain.

The training course aims to guide the unified implementation throughout the district of mapping the search and collection of martyrs' remains at 3 levels; fully and thoughtfully prepare documents, materials, and facilities; map to ensure strictness, safety, quality, and on-schedule search and collection of martyrs' remains.