Today, the Ministry of Water Resources continues to organize meetings to evaluate the risk of the entire landslide disaster in Geelong, Tibet on a rolling basis. According to recent comparative analysis of remote sensing images, the surface area of the 14 glacial lakes detected in the early stages of the Geelong Tibetan Basin has not changed significantly, and the overall state is relatively stable. According to drone footage at 8 o'clock today, the accumulated water from the impact pit of the Cuojian River in Nepal has basically been emptied, and the downstream river flows normally. There is still a possibility that the glaciers around the Cuojian River impact pit in Nepal will collapse, and there are major hidden risks.

Today, the Ministry of Water Resources continues to organize meetings to evaluate the risk of the entire landslide disaster in Geelong, Tibet on a rolling basis. According to recent comparative analysis of remote sensing images, the surface area of the 14 glacial lakes detected in the early stages of the Geelong Tibetan Basin has not changed significantly, and the overall state is relatively stable. According to drone footage at 8 o'clock today, the accumulated water from the impact pit of the Cuojian River in Nepal has basically been emptied, and the downstream river flows normally. There is still a possibility that the glaciers around the Cuojian River impact pit in Nepal will collapse, and there are major hidden risks.