A powerful magnitude-6.8 earthquake rocked southwest China's Sichuan Province, triggering landslides and trapping over 200 people at the Hailuogou Scenic Spot—a breathtaking glacier and forest reserve now turned disaster zone. Buildings collapsed, roads were severed, and rescue teams are racing on foot to reach survivors amid unstable conditions. 🌍💔
"It's a race against time," said CGTN stringer Zhang Xi, who witnessed the aftermath. Emergency crews are using drones and heavy machinery to clear debris, while locals rally to provide supplies. Social media is flooded with messages of solidarity, highlighting the region's resilience. 📱✨
Authorities have deployed helicopters for aerial assessments, but rugged terrain and aftershocks complicate efforts. The quake, one of Sichuan's strongest this year, serves as a stark reminder of the province's vulnerability to seismic activity. Stay tuned for updates as this story develops. 🚁🆘
