Scan the QR code for information and grave locations at the Vietnam - Laos International Martyrs' Cemetery

Since its construction, the Vietnam - Laos International Martyrs Cemetery in Anh Son district has received and cared for nearly 11,000 remains of martyrs from Nghe An, Thanh Hoa, Hai Phong, Nam Dinh, Hai Duong, Bac Giang... who died on the battlefield in Laos and were laid to rest here. Photo: Duc Anh

“QR code scanning pointVietnam - Laos International Martyrs Cemetery" was put into use on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27, 1947 - July 27, 2022), creating convenience for people and relatives of martyrs when visiting the cemetery. Through scanning QR codes, people can search for information about the cemetery, the location of graves, and a number of other useful applications.

People just need to use their smartphones to scan the QR code to find out information about the cemetery, the location of graves... Photo: Duc Anh

To use this application, people only need to use their smartphones to scan QR codes to find out information about cemeteries, grave locations, etc. The content of the documents and images are edited and designed clearly, in detail, easy to understand and follow.

The launch of the "QR Code Scanning Point of the Vietnam - Laos International Martyrs' Cemetery" is a special mark of Anh Son's youth in applying digital transformation; creating visual tools to support political activities. Thereby contributing to the propaganda and education of traditional history, revolutionary ideals, national pride and self-respect for the young generation.

The Vietnam - Laos International Martyrs' Cemetery in Anh Son District was built in 1976 on an area of ​​nearly 7 hectares and is the largest cemetery gathering the graves of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and experts who fought and died in Laos. This is also the only cemetery in Vietnam named after two countries and two peoples: Vietnam and Laos.

These days of July, many groups have come to the Vietnam - Laos martyrs cemetery to offer incense to commemorate the heroic martyrs. Photo: Duc Anh

Since its construction, the cemetery has received and cared for nearly 11,000 remains of martyrs from Nghe An, Thanh Hoa, Hai Phong, Nam Dinh, Hai Duong, Bac Giang... who died on the battlefield in Laos and were brought here to rest. The Vietnam - Laos International Martyrs Cemetery is a symbolic work of the loyal and steadfast solidarity of the two brotherly nations.

Every year on War Invalids and Martyrs Day, July 27, the cemetery welcomes thousands of people and relatives of martyrs from provinces and cities across the country to visit, offer incense and flowers to the graves of heroes who died for the cause of fighting for independence and freedom for the nation, and for noble international sentiment.