Soldiers’ remains sent home from Cambodia

11/07/2007 -- 7:32 PM

Binh Phuoc (VNA)- 57 sets of remains of Vietnamese soldiers killed in battle in Cambodia have been delivered to the southwestern border province of Binh Phuoc by Cambodian authorities for reburial. Binh Phuoc army units and the two Cambodian provinces of Karatie and Kongpongthom led the three-month search for the remains at 276 sites across 13 Cambodian districts during the country's dry season. To date the remains of 1,446 Vietnamese soldiers who died in Cambodian battlefields have been reburied in Binh Phuoc.--Enditem
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