Mao Ning explained that the international media paid close attention to the Geelong landslide disaster and hoped to enter the disaster area for coverage. After emergency repairs were carried out around the clock and the disaster area was initially cleared, the Chinese side invited eight foreign media reporters, including the National Broadcasting Corporation, CNN, Reuters, Russian TV Today, and the Press Trust of India, to enter the affected core area to learn about the progress of disaster relief and rehabilitation, and to attend a press conference with Chinese and foreign reporters held in the Tibet Autonomous Region. “I believe everyone has also seen the reports published by the relevant media. The Chinese side will continue to make every effort to carry out search and rescue and aftercare, and promptly release the latest information on the disaster situation and rescue operations.” Mao Ning said.

Mao Ning explained that the international media paid close attention to the Geelong landslide disaster and hoped to enter the disaster area for coverage. After emergency repairs were carried out around the clock and the disaster area was initially cleared, the Chinese side invited eight foreign media reporters, including the National Broadcasting Corporation, CNN, Reuters, Russian TV Today, and the Press Trust of India, to enter the affected core area to learn about the progress of disaster relief and rehabilitation, and to attend a press conference with Chinese and foreign reporters held in the Tibet Autonomous Region. “I believe everyone has also seen the reports published by the relevant media. The Chinese side will continue to make every effort to carry out search and rescue and aftercare, and promptly release the latest information on the disaster situation and rescue operations.” Mao Ning said.