At about 10:30 on August 26, a landslide disaster occurred on the Nepalese side, causing serious casualties and loss of connectivity at Geelong Port in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet. After the disaster occurred, General Secretary Xi Jinping issued important instructions, requesting that every effort be made to search and rescue the missing persons, relocate and resettle the threatened people, treat the wounded as soon as possible, minimize casualties, strengthen monitoring and early warning, and focus on scientific rescue to prevent secondary disasters from occurring. The National Commission for Disaster Prevention, Mitigation and Relief initiated a national second-level emergency response for disaster relief. The China Meteorological Administration attached great importance to it. Party Secretary and Director Chen Zhenlin immediately deployed, demanding that the decisions and arrangements of the Party Central Committee and the State Council be resolutely implemented, and that every effort be made to ensure meteorological protection for emergency and rescue. The provincial, municipal and county meteorological departments immediately responded and joined forces to provide support for emergency rescue. The National Meteorological Center quickly set up a special working class and set up a joint emergency support team with the Tibet Autonomous Region Meteorological Observatory to provide technical support; relying on the cloud platform of China's intelligent meteorological warning program “Mazu”, an international conference was held with the Nepalese Meteorological Department to release global disastrous weather monitoring and forecast alerts. The National Satellite Meteorological Center uses the Environmental Disaster Mitigation 2 satellite to analyze images of affected areas. The National Meteorological Information Center produced emergency service reports as soon as possible to provide live data support for the affected areas. The Meteorological Exploration Center of the China Meteorological Administration quickly set up a special monitoring class to study the development trend of radar reflectance factors and precipitation changes in the affected regions and upstream regions, and provide live monitoring products, based on satellite-terrestrial fusion products, ground observation data, etc.

At about 10:30 on August 26, a landslide disaster occurred on the Nepalese side, causing serious casualties and loss of connectivity at Geelong Port in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet. After the disaster occurred, General Secretary Xi Jinping issued important instructions, requesting that every effort be made to search and rescue the missing persons, relocate and resettle the threatened people, treat the wounded as soon as possible, minimize casualties, strengthen monitoring and early warning, and focus on scientific rescue to prevent secondary disasters from occurring. The National Commission for Disaster Prevention, Mitigation and Relief initiated a national second-level emergency response for disaster relief. The China Meteorological Administration attached great importance to it. Party Secretary and Director Chen Zhenlin immediately deployed, demanding that the decisions and arrangements of the Party Central Committee and the State Council be resolutely implemented, and that every effort be made to ensure meteorological protection for emergency and rescue. The provincial, municipal and county meteorological departments immediately responded and joined forces to provide support for emergency rescue. The National Meteorological Center quickly set up a special working class and set up a joint emergency support team with the Tibet Autonomous Region Meteorological Observatory to provide technical support; relying on the cloud platform of China's intelligent meteorological warning program “Mazu”, an international conference was held with the Nepalese Meteorological Department to release global disastrous weather monitoring and forecast alerts. The National Satellite Meteorological Center uses the Environmental Disaster Mitigation 2 satellite to analyze images of affected areas. The National Meteorological Information Center produced emergency service reports as soon as possible to provide live data support for the affected areas. The Meteorological Exploration Center of the China Meteorological Administration quickly set up a special monitoring class to study the development trend of radar reflectance factors and precipitation changes in the affected regions and upstream regions, and provide live monitoring products, based on satellite-terrestrial fusion products, ground observation data, etc.