The reporter learned from various banks, including the Agricultural Bank, the Industrial and Commercial Bank, China Construction Bank, and the Postbank, that in response to the landslide disaster at Jilong Port in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet, various banks have deployed and implemented disaster prevention and relief work as soon as possible, making every effort to ensure financial security and provide emergency and disaster relief services. The Agricultural Bank said that the Agricultural Bank's Tibet Geelong branch and port branch quickly formed a disaster relief volunteer team to prepare and stand by, obey the unified scheduling arrangements of the territorial party committee and government, and actively participate in emergency and disaster relief work such as emergency duty, material transfer, and mass assistance. At the same time, a green channel for emergency services has been reserved, and special service windows have been opened to efficiently guarantee the processing of emergency financial services such as disbursement of disaster relief funds, payment of livelihood payments, and emergency withdrawals. Cash reserves are fully guaranteed, and the Agricultural Bank's Geelong Port Branch has stepped up efforts to distribute cash and make every effort to meet the daily withdrawal and emergency payment needs of people in the affected areas. The Industrial and Commercial Bank said it has deployed mobile banking vehicles from Lhasa to fully guarantee financial service needs in the disaster area. In response to emergency needs such as fund transfers and material support for disaster relief, the Tibet branch of ICBC opened a green channel for financial services to actively provide financial services such as fund transfers, account services, and credit support to disaster recipients in a timely manner. CCB has also opened a green channel for disaster relief financial services, actively providing timely financial support such as business consultation, fund transfers, and account emergency treatment to customers in affected regions. The Shigatse branch of the Postbank quickly set up a “disaster relief service window” and opened a green channel for financial services, giving priority to emergency services such as the transfer of disaster relief funds and cash withdrawals to ensure that emergency funds in the disaster area are paid as soon as possible. At the same time, for loan customers with temporary operating difficulties due to the impact of the disaster, relief measures such as loan extensions, loan reduction and renewal were provided, making every effort to help the affected parties overcome the difficulties.

The reporter learned from various banks, including the Agricultural Bank, the Industrial and Commercial Bank, China Construction Bank, and the Postbank, that in response to the landslide disaster at Jilong Port in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Tibet, various banks have deployed and implemented disaster prevention and relief work as soon as possible, making every effort to ensure financial security and provide emergency and disaster relief services. The Agricultural Bank said that the Agricultural Bank's Tibet Geelong branch and port branch quickly formed a disaster relief volunteer team to prepare and stand by, obey the unified scheduling arrangements of the territorial party committee and government, and actively participate in emergency and disaster relief work such as emergency duty, material transfer, and mass assistance. At the same time, a green channel for emergency services has been reserved, and special service windows have been opened to efficiently guarantee the processing of emergency financial services such as disbursement of disaster relief funds, payment of livelihood payments, and emergency withdrawals. Cash reserves are fully guaranteed, and the Agricultural Bank's Geelong Port Branch has stepped up efforts to distribute cash and make every effort to meet the daily withdrawal and emergency payment needs of people in the affected areas. The Industrial and Commercial Bank said it has deployed mobile banking vehicles from Lhasa to fully guarantee financial service needs in the disaster area. In response to emergency needs such as fund transfers and material support for disaster relief, the Tibet branch of ICBC opened a green channel for financial services to actively provide financial services such as fund transfers, account services, and credit support to disaster recipients in a timely manner. CCB has also opened a green channel for disaster relief financial services, actively providing timely financial support such as business consultation, fund transfers, and account emergency treatment to customers in affected regions. The Shigatse branch of the Postbank quickly set up a “disaster relief service window” and opened a green channel for financial services, giving priority to emergency services such as the transfer of disaster relief funds and cash withdrawals to ensure that emergency funds in the disaster area are paid as soon as possible. At the same time, for loan customers with temporary operating difficulties due to the impact of the disaster, relief measures such as loan extensions, loan reduction and renewal were provided, making every effort to help the affected entities overcome the difficulties.