Also attending were representatives of the Department of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs and the District Party Committee and People's Committee of Tien Phuoc district.

In the sacred and respectful atmosphere at the Cay Coc Struggle Memorial (Tien Tho commune), the leaders observed a moment of silence and offered incense to commemorate the contributions of the soldiers and compatriots who had fallen for the cause of national liberation. At this monument more than 70 years ago, more than 330 compatriots and loyal party members, while fighting directly against the enemy, demanding people's livelihood and civil rights, and demanding the implementation of the Geneva Agreement, were brutally suppressed and massacred by the invading American imperialists and their traitorous lackeys.

Next, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Van Dung visited and offered flowers and incense to the heroic martyrs at the Tien Cam Commune Martyrs Cemetery and the Dong Trai - Lo Vang Massacre Memorial Site (Tien Cam Commune).

According to the Dong Trai massacre relic, in December 1955, the reactionary Kuomintang organization frantically hunted down more than 200 comrades and people in Tien Son, Tien Cam, and Tien Ha communes, buried them alive, and killed them by barbaric and cowardly methods in pig pits. On September 20, 2009, the Provincial People's Committee recognized the Dong Trai massacre relic as a provincial historical relic.

Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Van Dung and other leaders went to each memorial area of ​​the fallen compatriots and party members to burn incense and express their deep respect and gratitude.

Also on the afternoon of January 18, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Van Dung visited and presented gifts to Mr. Tran Thanh Thu - former Secretary of Tien Phuoc District Party Committee on the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2025.

[VIDEO] - Provincial leaders offer incense at historical sites in Tien Phuoc: