[Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China invites reporters from 8 foreign media outlets including the United States, Britain, Russia, and India to interview in the disaster area of ​​Jilong] September 7th, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning hosted a regular press conference on September 7th. The reporter asked: It is understood that China has recently organized foreign media reporters to visit the Jilong landslide disaster area in the Tibet Autonomous Region for interviews. Can the spokesperson further introduce the relevant situation? Mao Ning said that the international media paid close attention to the Jilong debris flow disaster and hoped to enter the disaster area for reporting. After working day and night to repair and initially open roads in the disaster area, China invited reporters from eight foreign media outlets including NBC, CNN, Reuters, Russia Today, and the Press Trust of India to enter the core area affected by the disaster to learn about the progress of disaster relief and recovery and reconstruction, and participated in a meeting of Chinese and foreign journalists held in the Tibet Autonomous Region. "I believe you have also seen the reports released by relevant media. China will continue to carry out search, rescue and aftermath disposal with all its strength, and promptly release the latest information on the disaster and rescue operations." Mao Ning said. (The Paper)