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A powerful earthquake struck Dingri County in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region early Tuesday, leaving at least 95 dead and 130 injured. As rescue efforts intensify, 19 survivors from the hardest-hit areas have been admitted to Xigaze People's Hospital, where medical teams are working around the clock to provide life-saving treatment.
Xigaze People's Hospital immediately dispatched emergency teams to Dingri and Lhatse counties, setting up triage zones and mobilizing resources. The hospital has cleared 90 beds and prioritized ICU access for critical patients. \"Every minute counts,\" said a frontline medic, as crews battle aftershocks and rugged terrain to reach isolated communities.
While the death toll continues to climb, stories of resilience emerge: Local residents and relief workers collaborate to clear debris, while social media floods with support hashtags. Authorities confirm international aid channels remain open as Xizang confronts its deadliest quake in years.
As rescue efforts intensify, 19 survivors from the hardest-hit areas have been admitted to Xigaze People's Hospital, where medical teams are working around the clock to provide life-saving treatment.
Authorities confirm international aid channels remain open as Xizang confronts its deadliest quake in years.
Death Toll Hits 53 in Xizang Earthquake: Rescue…
