CCCC supports mudslide response along China-Nepal border

Source:CCCCTime:2026-09-07

Recently, a mudslide struck Gyirong Port in Xigaze, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, and parts of Nepal, causing severe damage. CCCC has continued to deploy rescue forces to the hardest-hit area, mobilizing a total of 99 professional rescuers and 119 pieces of machinery and equipment.

Recently, a mudslide struck Gyirong Port in Xigaze, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, and parts of Nepal, causing severe damage. CCCC has continued to deploy rescue forces to the hardest-hit area, mobilizing a total of 99 professional rescuers and 119 pieces of machinery and equipment. 

Rescuers fly by helicopter to the affected area. 

Rescuers use portable slope radar to collect and analyze data from the affected area. 

Rescuers search inside a tunnel.

To restore vital access to the disaster-hit area, rescue teams clear rocks and transport emergency supplies, including bamboo plywood, corrugated steel pipes and steel plates. 

An excavator loads and transports rocks.

Workers load and unload bamboo plywood.

A vehicle transports corrugated steel pipes.

Editor: First Highway Engineering