This initiative contributes to identifying the remains of fallen soldiers whose information is still missing, while continuing efforts under the 500-day campaign and upholding the Vietnamese tradition of “When drinking water, remember its source,” as well as the nation's profound gratitude to those who sacrificed their lives for the country.

Police officers coordinate with relevant agencies to collect DNA samples from relatives of fallen soldiers. (Photo: Ministry of Public Security)

Under the plan, the Administrative Management Police Department for Social Order of An Giang Provincial Police will coordinate with relevant agencies and police forces in communes, wards and special administrative zones to collect nearly 1,100 DNA samples from relatives of fallen soldiers. Reviews, list preparation and document verification will be conducted rigorously to ensure that samples are collected from the correct individuals and that all information is accurate and consistent before collection.

Police officers are also prioritizing assistance for elderly people, those in poor health and individuals with mobility difficulties, making it easier for relatives of fallen soldiers to participate. These efforts not only ensure the progress and quality of sample collection but also demonstrate the police force's dedication and sense of responsibility toward families who made contributions to the revolution.

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