Nearly 700 Deployed to Clear Debris at Gyirong Port in Tibet | N18 G
A week after a catastrophic mudslide wiped out Gyirong Port on Tibet’s border with Nepal, search and rescue operations there have kicked into higher gear even as survival chances grow dimmer.
Following round-the-clock work involving nearly 700 personnel and more than 300 pieces of machinery, road access to the hardest-hit area around the Gyirong border gate was restored on Sept 2, clearing the way for emergency supplies and additional rescue workers to be sent in.
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