[Rescue workers conduct a blanket search in the core area of Gyirong, Tibet 993 relics found] September 6th, reporters learned today from the Chinese and foreign media meeting held by the "8·26" Debris Flow Disaster Emergency Rescue Headquarters in Jilong County, Tibet Autonomous Region that after the disaster, rescuers had to wait until the road was cleared. , "water, land and air" were promoted in an integrated manner. The waterway used various methods such as assault boats and rubber boats to advance to the core area. Helicopters flew 24 sorties to deliver rescue personnel and supplies and equipment to the core area. The land route took more than 12 hours to bypass the mountain road to advance to the core area. As of 18:00 on September 5, a total of more than 2,500 people, more than 500 search and rescue vehicles, more than 9,000 sets of search and rescue equipment, more than 1,000 drone flights, and 5.43 tons of airdropped materials and equipment have been deployed. The displacement and settlement changes of slopes, ditch mouths, and accumulations are monitored 24 hours a day to provide safety guarantee for search and rescue work. At 10 o'clock on September 2, after the road was cleared, an in-depth search was carried out in the core area, 6 special teams were formed, and 7 search and rescue teams were set up. The method of "passage first, zoning search, and multi-party coordination" was adopted to dig, search, and clear one layer. A total of more than 700 people have been invested to carry out multiple rounds of dragnet and carpet search and rescue in the core area. A total of 12 consecutive days of manpower and mechanical search and rescue have been carried out, achieving full coverage of search and preventive environmental disinfection in the core area, and achieving full connectivity of 5G signals and electricity. As of 18:00 on September 5, 2 people were successfully rescued and 993 relics were found. (CCTV News)