The Ministry of Emergency Management deploys central SOE forces to support disaster relief and rescue in Jilong landslide and mudslide
Jilong, Tibet landslide and mudslide rescue: engineering forces from central enterprises rush to support inspection and search-and-rescue Roads are cleared and risks are monitored, with continuous coordinated response to the disaster
After a debris flow disaster occurred in Gyirong County, Xigaze City, Tibet, the Ministry of Emergency Management quickly dispatched emergency rescue forces from central stateowned enterprises to the disaster area to support onsite inspection and search and rescue, road clearance, and risk monitoring.
According to reports, a total of 796 rescuers and 522 sets of equipment were dispatched. Among them, China Anneng, China Railway, China Railway Construction, China Communications Construction Group, PowerChina, China Energy Engineering, and China Yajiang Group, among other units, respectively deployed personnel, machinery, and supplies, continuously advancing road repairs, slope clearance, landslidedammed lake monitoring, and search and rescue in the disasterstricken core area.
At present, the relevant rescue forces are carrying out coordinated operations under the unified command of the onsite command center. Some teams have completed reopening the damaged section of National Highway G216 and are continuing inspections and response work in the core disasterstricken area.