Ho Chi Minh City has launched a series of commemorative activities to mark the 79th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs’ Day, honoring those who sacrificed for the nation through tribute ceremonies, community events, and remembrance initiatives. One of the highlights is the presentation of restored portraits of fallen soldiers to their families, helping preserve cherished memories and recognize the lasting contributions of Vietnam’s war heroes.
The city has also organized televised tribute programs, meetings with veterans and martyrs’ families, and activities highlighting ongoing efforts to recover and identify the remains of missing soldiers. Officials emphasized the growing use of modern technologies, including DNA analysis, to support the nationwide mission of restoring the identities of unidentified martyrs and reuniting them with their families.
Additional commemorative events include visits to war veterans, ceremonies at memorial sites and cemeteries, and public activities promoting gratitude and remembrance. Through these initiatives, Ho Chi Minh City continues to honor the sacrifices of past generations while reinforcing the values of national unity, historical preservation, and respect for those who served the country.
