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Vietnam recovers nearly 1,500 soldiers' remains in four months, more than 100 under Ho Chi Minh City park

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Vietnam recovers nearly 1,500 soldiers' remains in four months, more than 100 under Ho Chi Minh City park
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Vietnam has recovered nearly 1,500 soldiers' remains in four months as part of a 500-day campaign. The campaign aims to recover about 7,000 sets of remains and take samples from some 230,000 unidentified graves. Search teams have been using ground-penetrating radar, digital mapping, and case-management software to narrow their search.

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Searchers have located seven mass graves since the beginning of a 500-day campaign starting March 15 this year that aims to recover about 7,000 sets of remains, take samples from some 230,000 unidentified graves and run DNA analysis on about 18,000 of them.Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Phan Van Giang said July 25 at a ceremony launching excavation work in Dong Nai City bordering Ho Chi Minh City that more than 30 search teams have been created or reinforced under the campaign.

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