A powerful earthquake caused extensive damage in Tibet, with at least 53 fatalities and many residents trapped, highlighting the region's seismic vulnerability and emergency response efforts.
The aftershocks, totaling about 50 in just three hours, further complicated rescue efforts as emergency services raced against time to reach affected communities and provide aid.
Rescue operations saw the deployment of approximately 1,500 fire and rescue personnel, alongside 200 soldiers, which underscores the urgency in addressing the aftermath of the natural disaster.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping emphasized the necessity of all-out rescue efforts to save lives, reduce casualties, and ensure the resettlement of families affected by the earthquake.
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