CCTV News (News Network): The earthquake relief work of 6.8-magnitude earthquake relief in Dingri County, Tibet is being carried out in an effort to coordinate the temporary resettlement and transitional resettlement work, and accelerate the recovery of production and life in the disaster area.
On January 13, strong winds in the disaster area in the epicenter cooled down, and all parties raced against time to speed up the construction of prefabricated houses. As of 6:00 last night, a total of 2,198 prefabricated houses were built in the disaster area. The reporter came to Quluo Township, Dingri County, which was severely affected by the disaster. People from four villages have moved into prefabricated houses one after another. The built prefabricated houses have electricity and heating facilities. It is expected that all water supply and network access will be achieved in two to three days.
At present, warehouses have been added in the disaster area, which have reserved more than 160,000 pieces of blankets, more than 40,000 heating equipment such as stoves, and over 50,000 kilograms of staple food, 139 tons of meat, and 486 tons of vegetables and fruits, meeting the living needs of the affected people.
The Ministry of Emergency Management coordinated a total of more than 103 teams, including central enterprises, state-owned enterprises and social forces, and 1,123 units of various types of equipment to accelerate the promotion of post-disaster reconstruction. The Tibet Military Region dispatched more than 1,200 officers and soldiers to clean up more than 1,500 square meters of accumulated objects and disinfect more than 29,000 square meters. In Cuoguo Township, Dingri County, the newly built "tent school" in the Tibet Military Region started classes today.
Since the earthquake, from the central government to the local government, multiple forces have rushed to the earthquake-stricken areas to ensure the effective and orderly and effective implementation of earthquake relief work. At present, 407 people have been rescued and more than 47,500 people have been properly resettled.
