Efforts are ongoing to ensure that every injured person receives medical care after a magnitude-6.8 earthquake struck southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region. The powerful quake hit Dingri County in Xigaze City on Tuesday morning, claiming at least 126 lives, damaging 27,248 homes, and affecting about 61,500 people.
Currently, medical experts are providing treatment to all injured patients at a hospital in Xigaze, with additional experts conducting online consultations. Relief teams are working tirelessly to resettle affected residents, ensuring they have access to shelter, food, and essential services.
Local authorities have mobilized resources to assist in the recovery efforts, emphasizing the importance of swift action to support the communities impacted by the disaster. The collaboration between on-site medical professionals and remote experts aims to provide comprehensive care to those in need.
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Efforts ongoing to treat injured, resettle earthquake victims
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