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More martyrs brought home to rest in Gia Lai

In the 2012-2013 dry season, remains of 86 Vietnamese volunteer soldiers fallen in Cambodia, have been brought back to the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai for reburial.
In the 2012-2013 dry season, remains of 86 Vietnamese volunteersoldiers fallen in Cambodia, have been brought back to the CentralHighlands province of Gia Lai for reburial. The remains werefound mainly in the Cambodian provinces of Rattanakiri, Stung Treng, andPreah Vihear, where concerned agencies have said as home to anestimated 600 more Vietnamese martyrs.
The figure from the2012-13 dry season has brought the number of remains of fallenVietnamese volunteer soldiers in Cambodia founded by the search team ofthe Gia Lai Provincial Military Command to 1,230 since 2001, but only 43of them had been identified. The future search and repatriationof the fallen soldiers in Cambodia will be hard, challenged by theavailability of sufficient related information and far-reaching toughnatural features.-VNA

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