Remains of 20 fallen soldiers found in a hamlet in Binh Phuoc

A working team of the Military Command of the southern province of Binh Phuoc on April 4 discovered the remains of seven war martyrs in Phu Lac hamlet, Thanh Phu commune, Binh Long town, bringing the total number of sets of remains of war martyrs found in the hamlet to 20.
Remains of 20 fallen soldiers found in a hamlet in Binh Phuoc ảnh 1Remains of 20 fallen soldiers found in a hamlet in Binh Phuoc (Photo: VNA)

Binh Phuoc (VNA) – A working team of the Military Command ofthe southern province of Binh Phuoc on April 4 discovered the remains of seven war martyrs in Phu Lachamlet, Thanh Phu commune, Binh Long town, bringing the total number of sets of remains of war martyrs foundin the hamlet to 20.

After receiving information from local residents,functional forces unearthed graves withmany bones and objects.

Previously, from March 16-24, the search unit found 13 sets of remains of fallen soldiers also in the commune.

According to locals, the soldiers were possibly died in 1972 and broughtto the locality for burial by their comrades. None of the remains have been identified so far.  The search force iscontinuing to expand the search area.

In 1981, functional forces also discovered nine sets of war martyrs in the hamlet.

The province is calling for war veterans who fought in the town's battlefield to provide information to identify the remains throughhotlines of Binh Long Town Military Command at 974111315 and 0974700778./.

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