The reporter learned from relevant departments in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet, that at about 10:30 on August 26, a landslide disaster occurred on the Nepalese side, causing major casualties and loss of connectivity at Geelong Port in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet. At present, various forces in Tibet have rushed to the scene as soon as possible to carry out rescue work. According to information, 8,000 cotton coats, 2,000 cotton tents, 3,000 quilts, 5,000 folding beds, and 5,000 moisture-proof pads transferred from the central government and Tibet Autonomous Region disaster relief reserves were distributed to trucks at 17:35. The Tibet Autonomous Region Emergency Management Department has mobilized 152 vehicles and 792 people to carry out emergency rescue operations. The Tibet Fire and Rescue Corps dispatched a total of 72 vehicles and 431 fire rescuers carrying rescue equipment such as search and rescue dogs, life detectors, and assault boats to the scene. Currently, roads, communications, electricity, etc. leading to the Geelong Port on our side are interrupted. The Tibet Autonomous Region Communications Administration has dispatched 15 vehicles and 52 people carrying rescue equipment such as optical cables, satellite phones, and welding machines to the site to carry out a comprehensive investigation of communication facilities such as trunk optical cables and core computer rooms; the first batch of emergency power rescue forces have arrived at the Geelong Port in Tibet. 5 emergency repair personnel, 1 medium voltage generator, and 2 small emergency lights are all in place to ensure basic emergency electricity and nighttime lighting. Subsequent emergency power supply and lighting equipment will continue to assist the frontline to enhance on-site emergency power protection capabilities in all aspects. The reporter learned from the Meteorological Bureau of Jilong County, Shigatse City, that from the evening of August 26 to August 30, there was light to moderate rain or thunderstorms in most parts of Jilong County. There was a risk of heavy rainfall disasters at low altitudes in Jilong County. Local areas were prone to secondary disasters such as flash floods, mudslides, and landslides; all regions were prone to convective weather such as thunderstorms, high winds, hail, and short-term heavy precipitation in the afternoon to night. The meteorological department warned that it is necessary to prevent traffic and tourism safety management measures to prevent the adverse effects of convective weather on agricultural and animal husbandry production, outdoor activities, etc.

The reporter learned from relevant departments in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet, that at about 10:30 on August 26, a landslide disaster occurred on the Nepalese side, causing major casualties and loss of connectivity at Geelong Port in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet. At present, various forces in Tibet have rushed to the scene as soon as possible to carry out rescue work. According to information, 8,000 cotton coats, 2,000 cotton tents, 3,000 quilts, 5,000 folding beds, and 5,000 moisture-proof pads transferred from the central government and Tibet Autonomous Region disaster relief reserves were distributed to trucks at 17:35. The Tibet Autonomous Region Emergency Management Department has mobilized 152 vehicles and 792 people to carry out emergency rescue operations. The Tibet Fire and Rescue Corps dispatched a total of 72 vehicles and 431 fire rescuers carrying rescue equipment such as search and rescue dogs, life detectors, and assault boats to the scene. Currently, roads, communications, electricity, etc. leading to the Geelong Port on our side are interrupted. The Tibet Autonomous Region Communications Administration has dispatched 15 vehicles and 52 people carrying rescue equipment such as optical cables, satellite phones, and welding machines to the site to carry out a comprehensive investigation of communication facilities such as trunk optical cables and core computer rooms; the first batch of emergency power rescue forces have arrived at the Geelong Port in Tibet. 5 emergency repair personnel, 1 medium voltage generator, and 2 small emergency lights are all in place to ensure basic emergency electricity and nighttime lighting. Subsequent emergency power supply and lighting equipment will continue to assist the frontline to enhance on-site emergency power protection capabilities in all aspects. The reporter learned from the Meteorological Bureau of Jilong County, Shigatse City, that from the evening of August 26 to August 30, there was light to moderate rain or thunderstorms in most parts of Jilong County. There was a risk of heavy rainfall disasters at low altitudes in Jilong County. Local areas were prone to secondary disasters such as flash floods, mudslides, and landslides; all regions were prone to convective weather such as thunderstorms, high winds, hail, and short-term heavy precipitation in the afternoon to night. The meteorological department warned that it is necessary to prevent traffic and tourism safety management measures to prevent the adverse effects of convective weather on agricultural and animal husbandry production, outdoor activities, etc.