The authorities of the northern province of Hoa Binh on January 11 held a ceremony to rebury remains of 23 martyrs who laid down their lives during the anti-French resistance war in a martyrs’ cemetery in Luong Son district’s Trung Son commune.
Hoa Binh (VNA) – The authorities of the northern province of HoaBinh on January 11 held a ceremony to rebury remains of 23 martyrs who laiddown their lives during the anti-French resistance war in a martyrs’ cemeteryin Luong Son district’s Trung Son commune.
According to the provincial steering committee on searching, repatriation andidentification of remains of fallen soldiers, the remains were found in ThachQuyen village, Cao Duong commune, Luong Son district between December 23, 2020and January 6, 2021.
They were defined as remains of soldiers of Regiment 43 of Interzone 3 who diedin the Doi Moi Post battle in 1947 – 1950.
The search andgathering of martyrs' remains is a meaningful activity to pay tribute to thosewho sacrificed their lives for the independence and freedom of the nation, andto meet the aspirations of the people./.
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At the ceremony (Photo: VNA) 
