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Inside Gyirong's rescue frontline: Military psychological counselor shares stress-relief techniques
September 9, 2026
At the core rescue site near Gyirong Port, China Daily noticed several personnel wearing "Psychological Support" armbands.
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Full breakdown: what really happened at the China-Nepal border?
September 8, 2026
On the morning of Aug 26, a devastating mudslide originating in Nepal caused mass casualties and left hundreds missing at Gyirong Port in Shigatse, Xizang autonomous region.
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Satellites track glaciers for hazards in Xizang
September 8, 2026
Chinese commercial satellites are stepping up monitoring of glaciers upstream from Gyirong Port in the Xizang autonomous region, looking for cracks and surface shifts that could signal further hazards as rescue operations continue following the Aug 26 mudslide.
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International journalists visit mudslide-hit Gyirong
September 7, 2026
China on Sept 7 said it had invited foreign journalists to visit the mudslide-hit areas of Gyirong in the Xizang autonomous region to learn about rescue efforts and reconstruction progress in response to the international media's close attention to reporting on the debris flow disaster.
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Police officer determined to find missing colleagues
September 7, 2026
After days of relentless search and rescue efforts, Xiao Fugui, a police officer at the entry-exit border inspection station in Gyirong county, Shigatse, Xizang autonomous region, looked gaunt and exhausted.
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Psychological aid deployed for rescuers
September 7, 2026
As dawn broke in Gyirong county following another night of continuous rain on Sept 5, He Lei, a psychological counselor, began another day of providing counseling services to search and rescue personnel working on the front line of the mudslide-stricken Gyirong Port in Shigatse, Xizang autonomous region.
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Young volunteers reinforce relief efforts in Gyirong
September 7, 2026
For Hao Zhen, who was among a network of volunteers coordinating relief efforts in disaster-hit Gyirong county, rendering aid can come in many forms.
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China shares data with nations of 261 foreigners who remain unaccounted for
September 7, 2026
China has established communication and information-sharing mechanisms with the 23 home countries of the 261 foreign nationals who remain missing following the mudslide that struck Gyirong Port on the China-Nepal border.