A memorial and reburial service was held in the northern province of Dien Bien on December 19 to rebury the remains of two Vietnamese soldiers who laid down their lives during the Dien Bien Phu campaign in 1954.
Dien Bien (VNA) – A memorial and reburialservice was held in the northern province of Dien Bien on December 19 to reburythe remains of two Vietnamese solඣdiers who laid down their lives during theDien Bien Phu campaign in 1954.
The event took place at the Doc Lap martyrs’ cemetery in Dien Bien district.
One of the martyrs was To Kim Chuy, born in 1924 in ThaiBinh province. He was posthumously presented the Victory Order, third class.
The remains were discovere⛦d in Diౠen Bien Phu city’s Na Taucommune.
At the reburial service (Photo: VNA)
Addressing the ceremony, Colonel Le Tien Dung, DeputyPolitical Commissar of the provincial Military High Command, affirmed that theParty, State and people are always grateful to the soldiers who sacrificedtheir lives for the country’s independence and freedom./.
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At the memorial service (Photo: VNA) 
At the reburial service (Photo: VNA) 
