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Magnitude 5 Earthquake Strikes Tibet as Flood Rescue Operations Continue

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A magnitude 5 earthquake hit Tibet on Thursday, compounding an already dire humanitarian situation in the region. The disaster follows catastrophic flooding near the Gyirong border crossing, which has left 21 people dead and 541 others missing. Rescue teams have been working to locate survivors, with landslides continuing to hamper their efforts. The sole road leading to the Gyirong border crossing was reopened, enabling heavy machinery to reach affected areas and support ongoing search operations.

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