In the aftermath of a magnitude-6.8 earthquake, emergency repairs have successfully restored single-lane traffic to five roads in Dingri County, Xigaze City, in southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region.
As of 5:00 p.m. on January 7, local transport authorities have deployed 474 personnel and 394 machines to ensure road access in the affected areas. The swift response aims to facilitate relief efforts and support the residents of the quake-hit regions.
The earthquake disrupted transportation and infrastructure, posing challenges to emergency services. The restoration of these critical roadways marks a significant step towards normalcy and underscores the efficiency of the coordinated emergency response.
Dingri County, located near the border with Nepal, is known for its mountainous terrain, making road accessibility crucial for the delivery of aid and resources. The collective efforts of the deployed teams highlight the commitment to addressing the immediate needs of those affected by the natural disaster.
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Single-lane traffic restored on five roads in China's quake-hit county
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