[The Office of the State Council Earthquake Relief Headquarters and the Ministry of Emergency Management have raised the national earthquake disaster emergency response to Level 3 and the fire rescue team has arrived at the disaster area] At 22:33 on October 22, a 7.0-magnitude earthquake occurred in Baqing County, Nagqu City, Tibet, killing 16 people and injuring 54 people. After the earthquake, Zhang Chengzhong, deputy commander-in-chief of the State Council Earthquake Relief Headquarters and director of the Emergency Management Department, continued to dispatch and guide emergency response work. According to the national earthquake emergency plan, the Office of the State Council Earthquake Relief Headquarters and the Ministry of Emergency Management raised the national earthquake disaster emergency response from level four to level three, and dispatched a working group led by Wang Kun, deputy commander-in-chief of the State Council Earthquake Relief Headquarters and director of the China Earthquake Administration, to the earthquake area for guidance and assistance. The Ministry of Emergency Management directed the Tibet Autonomous Region Emergency Management Department to dispatch Wing Loong drones to the disaster area to carry out disaster reconnaissance missions. A total of 350 people and 83 vehicles from the national comprehensive fire rescue team were deployed for rescue. As of 6:30 on the 23rd, 120 people and 27 vehicles had arrived at the disaster area. 230 people and 56 vehicles from the Tibet Fire Rescue Corps were on the way to the reinforcements and had all arrived in Nagqu.