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Vietnam exhumes bodies at former Ho Chi Minh park

By Drooid · Oct 31, 2026 · How we work

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Vietnam’s Communist government exhumed bodies at a former amusement park in Ho Chi Minh City during a 500-day campaign.
The soldier placed a brownish lump into a red plastic tray after uncovering it.
A nearby building already stored more than 700 bodies recovered from the park’s graves.
The campaign aims to locate 7,000 “martyrs” who died fighting for North Vietnam against South Vietnam and the United States.

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Vietnam’s Communist government exhumed bodies at a former amusement park in Ho Chi Minh City during a 500-day campaign.
The soldier placed a brownish lump into a red plastic tray after uncovering it.
A nearby building already stored more than 700 bodies recovered from the park’s graves.
The campaign aims to locate 7,000 “martyrs” who died fighting for North Vietnam against South Vietnam and the United States.