Hai Phong, Oct. 26 -- Hai Phong is collecting DNA samples from 7,518 relatives of fallen soldiers whose identities remain unknown, as part of efforts to identify their remains and help families find their loved ones, local police said. The second phase of the campaign runs from October 19 to 26, with priority given to biological mothers, maternal grandmothers, full siblings sharing the same mother, and other eligible maternal relatives of fallen soldiers. At Chi Minh commune police headquarters, Pham Van Banh, a resident of Toai An village whose maternal uncle died in the war, said his family had spent nearly 70 years searching for his remains without success. He expressed hope that the campaign would help locate the remains so they could...