DNA samples collected from relatives of unidentified fallen soldiers in Chieng An ward

As part of the ongoing nationwide campaign to collect DNA samples from relatives of unidentified fallen soldiers, the Son La provincial Department of Public Security, in coordination with the Chieng An ward police and relevant agencies, collected DNA samples from maternal relatives of unidentified martyrs in the ward on July 23.

Relatives of fallen soldiers wait to provide DNA samples at the headquarters of the Chieng An ward police agency.

A total of 79 relatives of fallen soldiers in Chieng An ward registered to provide DNA samples. The ward police reviewed and verified eligible participants, assigned officers to ensure adequate preparation of facilities, personnel, and equipment for the collection process, and arranged vehicles to take elderly and infirm relatives to and from the sampling site.

Police officers verify and cross-check information of relatives of fallen soldiers completing procedures for DNA sample collection.
A Chieng An ward police officer guides martyrs' relatives through the procedures for providing DNA samples.
Relevant forces collect DNA samples from relatives of fallen soldiers.

The DNA collection campaign plays an important role in building Vietnam's national DNA database to support the identification of unidentified fallen soldiers through genetic matching. It also helps fulfill the wishes of martyrs' families while reflecting the nation's enduring traditions of remembering those who sacrificed for the country and expressing gratitude to those who rendered meritorious service./.

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