[Ministry of Water Resources: Tibet’s Gyirong Barrier Lake has normal river flow and the glacier lake is generally stable] September 4th, according to the Ministry of Water Resources, the latest drone aerial photography showed that the upstream and downstream rivers of the Purepuqiang Zangbo Barrier Lake in Gyirong, Tibet have normal flow, and the water body in the Cuojian River impact pit in Nepal has normal flow. The 14 glacial lakes surveyed in the early stage are generally stable, with 9 areas slightly decreasing and 5 areas increasing slightly. The small-scale landslides downstream of the barrier lake have little impact on the river channel. It is expected that light to moderate rain will occur around the Geelong Port in the next three days, with an accumulation of 10 to 30 millimeters. The water will rise twice in Geelong Zangbo, and the flow at the port may reach 150 to 200 cubic meters per second. The Ministry of Water Resources reminds frontline personnel to pay attention to rain and water conditions and move to avoid danger in advance.