Buddhist monks, nuns, and devotees of Quan Su Pagoda gather for the memorial service.
The memorial service lasted for about an hour, following Buddhist rituals.
The memorial photo of General Secretary Trong is solemnly placed on the altar inside the pagoda.
Elderly Buddhist devotees gather to pray for the soul of the departed leader.
The pagoda is currently open from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. to allow both Buddhists and locals to pay their respects and offer incense in memory of the Party leader.


Many young people also come to offer incense and pay their respects to the late Party chief.
Dao Thu Thao, a resident of Ba Dinh district in Hanoi, shared that she could not hold back her tears while watching video clips and images of the late Party General Secretary.
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