Farewell to 13 officers and soldiers who forgot themselves for the people

Heaven Phong Dien began to turn dark with heavy rain on the third day of search and rescue for the victims of the landslide at the Rao Trang 3 Hydropower Plant, Phong Xuan Commune. 3 scoops, many high powered light armor and generators were mobilized to illuminate the scene. The rescue team of almost 1,000 people, with drone teams, radiators, vehicles and even sniffer dogs.

All efforts to find the last victim, before the new flood, are likely to occur in the next few days.

At 7:30 p.m. on October 15, although we did not want to, we all had to receive very sad news: the bodies of 13 officers and soldiers of the mission were found in accident at Ranger Station 67. What a miracle. They were “returned” along with relatives and teammates after 3 days buried under almost 2 million blocks of tender earth.

Images of Ranger Station 67 before and after the landslide

Relatives of the victims are always on duty at the scene, eagerly awaiting the whereabouts of the rescue force.

Perhaps the most disturbing of the last 3 days, is the cry “Anyone else? My companions …” after the rescue team approached the site of the landslide on the morning of October 14th. A horrible scene unfolded before their eyes, an entire ranger station was just a large amount of mud. Before that, half of the hill was completely buried, there was no trace left …

An image of a relative of one of the 13 soldiers who tries to follow an ambulance, sending a stick of incense instead of a goodbye.

Birthday congratulations on the Thua Thien Hue portal to reporter Pham Van Huong, on the right day to find his body and 12 teammates.

The hats glow with yellow stars in the mud at the site of the landslide.

Goodbye, 13 soldiers and cadres have sacrificed for the people! Tomorrow, the general commemoration ceremony for 13 officers and soldiers is expected to be held at the 268 Military Hospital, Thua Thien Hue.

The hats glowing with yellow stars in the mud at the scene of the landslide …

Say goodbye to 13 officers and soldiers who forgot themselves for the people