Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra wants to use this technology to help identify the remains of Vietnam's fallen soldiers.

The deputy prime minister met with representatives to discuss how to use DNA technology to identify the remains of soldiers.

New DNA technology is showing good results.

New DNA technology is showing good results.

A project is using new DNA technology to identify the remains of fallen soldiers. The project is led by the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology.

The project is funded by the US government and will last from 2024 to 2026.

The project is developing new DNA technology to identify the remains of soldiers.

Researchers have found a way to get DNA from old human remains.

A new system can analyze many DNA samples at the same time.

Scientists have developed a system to analyze DNA data and find relationships between people.

The pilot projects were successful.

In 2025, the new DNA technology was used in a pilot project.

The project was able to identify the remains of 5 fallen soldiers.

This year, the technology is being used in a larger pilot project.

The trial will help determine if the technology is effective.

The goal is to identify the remains of fallen soldiers.

Deputy Prime Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra said that identifying the remains of fallen soldiers is very important.

She said that the new DNA technology is suitable for Vietnam's conditions.

The deputy prime minister wants to accelerate the use of the new DNA technology.

She also wants to train personnel to use the new technology.

A national database is a priority.

Many martyrs' remains have deteriorated over time.

The deputy prime minister stressed the importance of refining the technology.

Mitochondrial DNA testing will continue to be used.

The deputy prime minister emphasized the importance of completing a national database.

There are still many fallen soldiers who have not been identified.

Tran Thuong