In a major step toward recovery, single-lane traffic has been reopened on five critical roads in Dingri County, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, after a powerful magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck the area. Local authorities confirmed the progress as of 5:00 p.m. on January 7, with repair crews working tirelessly to reconnect communities.
🌐 Over 474 emergency personnel and 394 machines have been mobilized—picture fleets of bulldozers and teams in hard hats racing against the clock! The effort reflects China's swift disaster response strategy, prioritizing access to aid and supplies for affected residents.
💬 'Restoring connectivity is key to rebuilding lives here,' said a spokesperson for Xigaze City’s transport department. While challenges remain, the progress offers hope for faster relief distribution and economic recovery in the Himalayan region.
This week’s developments highlight the resilience of Xizang’s infrastructure systems—and the human spirit. Stay tuned as we track recovery milestones 🛠️✨.
