The China Emergency Management Department has dispatched engineering emergency rescue forces from centrally administered state enterprises to provide comprehensive support in the elimination of the consequences of the mudslide at the Gyirong checkpoint.

Published on: 2026-09-06

Source: People’s Republic of China — Translation

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After the mudslide in Gyirong County of Shigatse City in the Tibet Autonomous Region, the Emergency Management Department promptly dispatched 796 rescuers and 522 units (sets) of engineering equipment, provided by centrally-administered state-owned enterprises, to Tibet. Under the unified leadership of the operational headquarters, search and rescue operations, road restoration, risk monitoring, and other emergency activities are jointly carried out. Additionally, China Communications Construction Company and China Railway Construction Corporation sent 7 tunnel specialists to the affected areas in Nepal to assist in rescue operations within tunnels.

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