CCTV News: January 14 is the 8th day after the magnitude 6.8 earthquake in Tingri, Tibet. From the night of January 13 to the early morning of January 14, several aftershocks occurred in the local area, and the temperature also dropped slightly compared to before. What response measures have the rescuers taken in the face of these situations? What is the current situation of the affected people? As of 8:00 a.m. on January 14, from the night of January 13 to the early morning of January 14, 3,614 aftershocks have been recorded in Dingri County, Tibet. Among them, magnitude 5.0 is the largest aftershock currently monitored. Helicopter aerial survey to investigate geological disaster hazards

In order to further understand the situation in the earthquake zone and the potential secondary disaster risks, on the morning of January 14, according to the order of the Western Theater Command, a unit of the Tibet Military Region sent two helicopters to Dingri County again for aerial survey. The temperature has dropped sharply, and multiple measures have been taken to ensure the lives of the people

Affected by the cold air, the temperature in the earthquake zone has dropped significantly since January 12. Gurong Village, Changsuo Township, Dingri County is surrounded by mountains, covered with snow, and the lowest temperature has dropped to minus 18℃. Faced with a significant cooling, staff in the resettlement area visited door to door to buy bedding and fuel for the people, and installed and debugged heating equipment.

Dan Zeng, a staff member of the Gurong Village resettlement site in Changsuo Township, Dingri County, introduced that he had added some quilts and heating plates, and then the fuel was specially prepared for the past two days. Nearly 10 trucks of firewood and about 100 bags of cow dung are in hopes that the people can live a warm winter. Responding to high-reverse, the oxygen supply chamber of the plateau space station is put into use

In winter, the plateau is lacking in oxygen, and some earthquake-resistant rescue team members have altitude sickness. In order to alleviate this problem, the oxygen supply chamber of the plateau space station was put into use in the earthquake zone on the first day. Mobile CT inspection vehicles in the earthquake zone provide medical services to the public

In order to provide medical services to the people, an expert team from the Tibet Hospital of West China Hospital of Sichuan University brought a mobile CT vehicle to the earthquake-stricken area of ​​Dingri County, Shigatse City, Tibet, and found cases of fractures, cerebral hemorrhage and other cases during the examination. Compared with ordinary hospitals, mobile CT cars have achieved reports and made immediate preparations, greatly promoting post-earth medical treatment.