A magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck Dingri County in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region on January 7, prompting urgent rescue and recovery efforts. Officials held a press conference today to outline progress, emphasizing that no casualties have been reported so far, though infrastructure damage is being assessed.
Over 2,000 rescue workers have been deployed, with drones and thermal imaging tech scouring affected areas. Medical teams are setting up temporary clinics, while logistics experts work to restore power and communication lines. \"We’re prioritizing safety and swift aid delivery,\" said a spokesperson, noting that relief supplies like tents and blankets are en route.
Dingri County, near Mount Qomolangma (Everest), faces challenges due to its remote location, but authorities insist roads will reopen within 48 hours. Social media videos show residents banding together to clear debris—a testament to community resilience.
Stay tuned for updates as recovery continues. Follow #XizangRelief for real-time info.
\"We’re prioritizing safety and swift aid delivery,\" said a spokesperson, noting that relief supplies like tents and blankets are en route.
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