China has deployed hundreds of military personnel to the border town of Gyirong in Tibet following a deadly mudslide. The incident has resulted in significant destruction in the area.
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China Sends Military Personnel to Assist After Mudslide in Tibet
China has sent hundreds of military personnel to Gyirong, Tibet, in response to a deadly mudslide that caused extensive damage. The military is assisting in recovery efforts in the affected region.
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China Sends Military Personnel to Assist After Mudslide in Tibet