Found the remains of martyrs who died in Laos along with relics

Previously, on October 9, Mr. A Va, residing in Phu Cut district, Xieng Khouang province, while digging for scrap iron at Phu Na Luong mountain, Hoi Luon village, Long Xan hamlet, Muong Khun district, Xieng Khouang province, dug up a grave with a tank and human bones suspected to be Vietnamese soldiers who died in the war. At the same time, through inquiring with the elders in the village, it was learned that in the past, Vietnamese soldiers helped the Lao people fight the enemy in the locality and that some people who died were buried in the area. After confirming the information, Mr. A Va reported it to the local authorities and the Collection Team, Political Department, Nghe An Provincial Military Command.

The Collection Team, Political Department, Provincial Military Command collected martyrs' remains at Phu Na Luong mountain, Hoi Luon village, Long Xan khet, Muong Khun district, Xieng Khouang province, Lao PDR. Photo: Trong Kien

From the above information, on October 11,Martyrs' Remains Collection TeamNghe An province sent a team of 3 comrades led by Lieutenant Colonel Tran Nam Trung - Deputy Head of the Collection Team to coordinate with the Special Working Group of Xieng Khouang province, the Military Command of Muong Khun district and local Party Committees and authorities to conduct a survey to determine that this was the grave of Vietnamese soldiers and to conduct the collection.

The remains were located at a depth of about 1 meter along with relics such as tanks, belts, army socks...

Lieutenant Colonel Tran Nam Trung - Deputy Head of the Collection Team, together with local Party Committee and authorities, brought the remains of martyrs to the Memorial House of President Ho Chi Minh and Martyrs in Phon Xa Van town, Xieng Khouang province, Lao People's Democratic Republic. Photo: Trong Kien

Immediately afterwards, the martyrs' remains were brought by the Collection Team to be worshiped at the Memorial House of President Ho Chi Minh and the Martyrs in Phonsavan Town, Xieng Khouang Province, Lao People's Democratic Republic. At the same time, the Collection Team continued to send forces to expand the search area and gather information from local people.