Following a landslide in China’s Xinjiang Autonomous Region, 145 personnel from the People’s Armed Police have been deployed for emergency rescue operations. The landslide has blocked the road connecting Ziro County, and several buildings near the port have been buried under soil and debris. Local authorities are relocating people at risk to safer locations, while the troops are working to clear the roads and accelerate rescue efforts.
On September 26, a landslide occurred in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, prompting the deployment of armed police for relief activities. According to Chinese media Global Times, 145 officers and soldiers from the People’s Armed Police have been mobilized for rescue operations following the landslide in southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region.
Information from the People’s Liberation Army’s Xinjiang Corps indicates that troops from Shigatse have been deployed to the border area. The landslide toward Nepal has fully blocked the road connecting Ziro County. Drone footage shows several buildings near the port covered by soil and rubble. The military is clearing the affected areas and intensifying rescue missions, while local administration is actively relocating residents in danger to secure locations.
