China Sends 111 Rescuers to Gyirong Port
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Tibet-Nepal mudslide leaves 588 missing as China mounts military rescue
Flash floods and a mudslide near Gyirong Port on the Tibet-Nepal border have left three dead and 588 missing. China has deployed military-led rescue teams as the disaster disrupts a sensitive border corridor.
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Nepal Mudslide Slams Into Xizang Border Port, Killing 3 and Leaving Hundreds Missing - A suspected avalanche unleashed a torrent of mud and debris across the Gyirong crossing, burying vehicles and infrastructure as China mounts a major rescue operation
China sends 111 rescuers to Gyirong Port
The Chinese Ministry of Emergency Management and China’s National Fire and Rescue Administration have dispatched their China Search and Rescue Team to reinforce rescue efforts at the Gyirong Port in Xizang. The team, made up of professionals from Beijing and Sichuan, arrived with specialized equipment and extensive experience responding to major disasters and emergencies.
China is rushing to restore power and deploy rescue teams to the Jilong Pass area after a severe mudslide in Xizang.
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