Among the recovered remains, one bone sample was found to be suitable for DNA analysis, raising hopes of identifying the fallen soldier.
At the ceremony, officials, military personnel and local residents offered incense and observed a minute of silence in memory of the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for Vietnam's struggle for national liberation and reunification.
Tran Anh Tuan, Vice Chairman of the Da Nang City People's Committee, said that the sacrifice of the fallen soldiers remains a lasting symbol of patriotism and indomitable spirit, contributing to the nation's glorious history.
According to the Da Nang Military Command, the remains have been laid to rest at Dai Dong Martyrs' Cemetery in Ha Nha Commune.
The city is continuing to work with relevant authorities to collect DNA samples from relatives of unidentified fallen soldiers in an effort to determine their identities.
Since 2002, the Search, Recovery and Identification Team under the Da Nang City Military Command has surveyed thousands of locations and recovered more than 200 sets of remains of soldiers who died during the wartime, reinterring them at martyrs' cemeteries across the city.
