China's Tibet Autonomous Region Reports Landslide Aftermath: Residents and Tourists Safely Relocated
Summary
Chinese officials have relocated 499 residents and construction workers and rescued 555 tourists after a landslide in Kerung County in Tibet's Shigatse region. Search and rescue efforts continue as authorities report three deaths and 558 missing people.
Key Points
- Chinese officials say all residents and tourists affected by the Kerung County landslide have been safely relocated.
- 555 stranded tourists were rescued and moved to safe locations, while 499 local residents and construction workers were also resettled.
- Search and rescue operations are still ongoing after authorities reported three deaths, 558 missing people and two survivors.
- Civil aviation teams delivered rescuers, equipment and relief supplies to the affected area.
