A worker strings temporary power lines at the core affected zone of Gyirong Port in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region on 3 September 2026. According to State Grid, power was restored to the core area by 8 pm that evening despite ongoing landslide and rockfall risks.
Workers string electrical power lines across the core affected zone of Gyirong Port, Xizang Autonomous Region, on 3 September 2026. State Grid confirmed that power supply to the mudslide-hit port's core area had been fully restored.
A worker installs a utility pole at the core affected zone of Gyirong Port in Xizang Autonomous Region on 3 September 2026. State Grid confirmed power supply had been restored to the mudslide-hit port's core area.
Infrastructure crews install utility poles at the mudslide-hit Gyirong Port in Xizang on 3 September 2026, part of emergency grid-repair efforts. State Grid confirmed that core-zone power supply had been successfully restored.
Frontline workers install utility poles at the Gyirong Port core zone in Xizang on 3 September 2026, working against ongoing natural hazards. According to State Grid, power was restored to the affected area following round-the-clock emergency operations.
A worker erects a utility pole at the Gyirong Port disaster zone in Xizang Autonomous Region, 3 September 2026. Crews operated continuously amid landslide and rockfall risks, with State Grid confirming power restoration to the core area.
Repair crews erect utility poles at the core affected zone of Gyirong Port, Xizang Autonomous Region, on 3 September 2026. The State Grid reported that electricity had been restored to the mudslide-hit port's core area following emergency operations.
Rescue personnel conduct search operations at the Gyirong mudslide core zone in Xizang on 3 September 2026. The land route along National Highway 216 to Gyirong Port was largely restored on 2 September, enabling the movement of rescue teams, relief supplies and search-and-rescue equipment into the area.
Search-and-rescue teams operate at the Gyirong mudslide disaster zone in Xizang Autonomous Region on 3 September 2026. The reopening of National Highway 216 on 2 September allowed relief supplies and specialised equipment to reach the core affected area for the first time.
Rescue personnel comb through the core affected zone of the Gyirong mudslide in Xizang on 3 September 2026. According to reports, the partial restoration of National Highway 216 on 2 September was critical in enabling search-and-rescue equipment and personnel to access the disaster site.
Health workers from multiple units prepare disinfection operations at Gyirong Port, Xizang, on 3 September 2026. Comprehensive disinfection of the mudslide-hit core zone has covered a total of 35,500 square metres to date, according to reports.
Rescue personnel conduct search operations at the Gyirong mudslide disaster site in Xizang Autonomous Region on 3 September 2026. The land route along National Highway 216 was largely restored on 2 September 2026, enabling rescue teams and relief supplies to enter the core zone.
Multi-unit health teams carry out disinfection work at the core affected zone of Gyirong Port in Xizang Autonomous Region on 3 September 2026. Cumulative disinfection coverage at the mudslide-hit site has reached 35,500 square metres, according to reports.
Health workers from several units continue disinfection operations at the Gyirong Port core zone in Xizang on 3 September 2026. A total of 35,500 square metres of the mudslide-affected area has been sanitised to date, according to available reports.
Comprehensive disinfection operations at the mudslide-hit Gyirong Port in Xizang Autonomous Region have covered 35,500 square metres as of 3 September 2026. Health teams drawn from multiple units are conducting the drive across the core affected zone.