On the night of August 28, the Ministry of Natural Resources released satellite comparison images before and after the Geelong ice and landslide disaster in Tibet, providing authoritative air and sky data support for disaster investigation, risk prevention and control, and scientific rescue in the disaster area. On August 29, the Ministry of Natural Resources working group continued to carry out high-precision remote sensing image interpretation and hidden hazard review work in the Geelong disaster area, accurately investigate secondary geological disaster risks using scientific and technological means, and make every effort to ensure the safe promotion of rescue.

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
On the night of August 28, the Ministry of Natural Resources released satellite comparison images before and after the Geelong ice and landslide disaster in Tibet, providing authoritative air and sky data support for disaster investigation, risk prevention and control, and scientific rescue in the disaster area. On August 29, the Ministry of Natural Resources working group continued to carry out high-precision remote sensing image interpretation and hidden hazard review work in the Geelong disaster area, accurately investigate secondary geological disaster risks using scientific and technological means, and make every effort to ensure the safe promotion of rescue.