Chinese Premier Arrives at Mudslide-Hit Area in Xizang
The Chinese premier has traveled to the Xizang region to assess damage and oversee relief operations following a severe mudslide.
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The Chinese premier has traveled to the Xizang region to assess damage and oversee relief operations following a severe mudslide.
Chinese authorities have dispatched additional rescue personnel and equipment to the Xizang region following a devastating mudslide that disrupted local communities. Meanwhile, President Xi Jinping is preparing to depart for Central Asian and North African state visits to strengthen regional diplomatic ties.
The Xizang (Tibet) autonomous region is actively working to improve healthcare access and services for its population.
A yak in China's Xizang region has given birth to natural triplets, marking the first recorded instance of such an event in the area. This rare occurrence is a significant biological event for the region.
A severe mudslide triggered by heavy rainfall in southwestern China’s Xizang autonomous region has killed at least three people and left hundreds more unaccounted for. National emergency teams and military units have been deployed to the remote border area to search for survivors and clear debris.
Residents and visitors are enjoying leisure time at Norbulingka in Lhasa, China's Xizang region, a traditional summer palace and park.
A school in China's Xizang region, once a dilapidated temple 70 years ago, has been transformed into a modern 'smart campus'.
New Blueprint, New Horizons: Xizang embarks on its 15th Five-Year Plan period, with devt gains, modernization goals Global Times

Catastrophic flash floods and landslides have killed at least 160 people and left hundreds missing across Nepal and China’s Tibet region, including dozens of foreign tourists. Rescue operations are underway as authorities deploy military assets to navigate treacherous terrain and monitor rising barrier lakes.
China's Xizang region (Tibet) has seen significant improvements in its transport network, leading to enhanced accessibility across the area.
A yak in China's Xizang region has given birth to natural triplets, marking the first recorded instance of such an event in the area.