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[The Ministry of Water Resources continues to deploy the debris flow disaster rescue and rescue work in Jilong County] August 29th, the Ministry of Water Resources held a relevant meeting on the evening of the 28th to study and deploy the debris flow disaster rescue and water conservancy support work in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet. The relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Water Resources said that we must further pay close attention to the investigation and rectification of hidden dangers of water-related secondary disaster risks, and use resolute and powerful measures and scientific and efficient methods to do emergency rescue and water conservancy support work to strictly prevent the occurrence of secondary disasters. Strengthen hydrological emergency monitoring and early warning. Accurately grasp the water levels, flows, and subsequent water inflows of rivers such as the Gyirong Zangbo, Donglin Zangbo, Purepuqiang Zangbo, and Guobalong Zangbo, closely monitor the inflow, outflow, and stability of the Purepuqiang Zangbo barrier lake and the Cuojian River impact pit, scientifically study the risk and scope of the collapse, and promptly propose practical emergency response suggestions. At the same time, a comprehensive investigation will be carried out to identify the risks of barrier lakes and surrounding moraine lakes that may exist in the upper reaches of the Jilong Port. Investigate moraine lakes on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau as soon as possible. Closely monitor the development of extreme events such as local heavy precipitation, moraine lake outbursts, and snowmelt floods, improve disaster emergency response mechanisms, strengthen upstream and downstream risk monitoring, early warning, and response linkage, and implement the five key responsibilities and measures of "who organizes, transfers whom, when to transfer, transfer to where, and does not return without permission" in risk areas to ensure the safety of people's lives and property.
🕐 2026-08-29 07:28

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