3 Days After Floods, 1st Chinese Rescue Team Reaches Devastated Gyirong Port
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Devastating Mudslide: China mounts all-out search and rescue in Gyirong, Xizang
Wednesday's devastating mudslide has transformed the landscape around Gyirong Port in southwest China, washing away roads and blocking access to the disaster zone. Rescue teams are facing dangerous currents, unstable terrain and the threat of further landslides as they search for survivors. CGTN's Cen Ziyuan has more from Gyirong County in Xizang.
3 days after floods, 1st Chinese rescue team reaches devastated Gyirong Port
Three days after devastating floods swept through areas along the Nepal-Tibet border, China’s first major rescue team reached the worst-hit Gyirong Port on Friday, with rescuers forced to trek through dense forests and steep canyons after roads were destroyed, BBC reported. Six personnel from the Tibet fire and rescue service, along with 15 rescuers and a search dog from the Sichuan fire and rescue service, reached the area at around 4.30 pm loc…
Comprehensive efforts to reestablish road access to Gyirong Port
BEIJING, August 30 (Xinhua) -- China’s national data centers have been mobilized to provide urgent support to rescue efforts at the China-Nepal border crossing hit by a landslide in Gyirong County, Xizang (Tibet) Autonomous Region in southwestern China.
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