New landslide forms lake near Tibet border, forcing rescuers to move

New landslide forms lake near Tibet border, forcing rescuers to move
New landslide forms lake near Tibet border, forcing rescuers to move

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - Chinese rescuers conduct search and rescue operations near Gyirong Port in China’s western Tibet region on August 29, 2026, after a new landslide formed a barrier lake and forced rescue teams to move to safer areas. — AFP pic

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BEIJING, Aug 30 — Chinese rescuers near the Tibet border port that was hit by a deadly mudslide were “moved to a safe location” Sunday, after a new lake was formed by a landslide, state media reported.

“On the evening of Aug 29, monitoring drones deployed in the area detected a landslide on a mountainside 2.8 kilometers downstream from the Purepuqiang Tsangpo barrier lake,” the state broadcaster said, referring to a drained lake that had in previous days threatened rescue operations.

“The landslide formed a new barrier and a new barrier lake is now forming,” CCTV said, adding that rescue personnel near the Gyirong border port had been moved to safer areas. — AFP

 

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