On September 6, it was explained at a press conference held by the “8.26” landslide disaster emergency rescue headquarters in Jilong County, Tibet Autonomous Region, that after the disaster occurred, China organized expert teams and technical forces in related fields to continue to carry out satellite remote sensing monitoring of 11 glacial lakes with an area greater than 0.1 square kilometers in the Donglin Tibetan Basin. Currently, there are no abnormalities in the ice lake area. In recent years, the Tibet Autonomous Region has organized and carried out a background survey on glacier and glacial lake resources in the Tibet Autonomous Region based on multi-source remote sensing images, field surveys, and reference glacier-related research data. According to the survey, there are more than 33,000 glacial lakes. In accordance with the principle of “prominent focus, precise prevention and control”, Tibet has established an integrated technical defense+civil defense monitoring system, prioritizing the selection of 187 high-risk glacial lakes, carrying out satellite remote sensing monitoring, and carrying out ground monitoring and drone detection of 49 of these high-risk glacier lakes. Establish multi-departmental data sharing mechanisms for meteorology, hydrology, natural resources, emergency, etc. Organize experts regularly to discuss and judge the risk of glacial lakes. Establish a short-term early warning “response” mechanism, and formulate emergency safe haven plans for glacier lakes.

On September 6, it was explained at a press conference held by the “8.26” landslide disaster emergency rescue headquarters in Jilong County, Tibet Autonomous Region, that after the disaster occurred, China organized expert teams and technical forces in related fields to continue to carry out satellite remote sensing monitoring of 11 glacial lakes with an area greater than 0.1 square kilometers in the Donglin Tibetan Basin. Currently, there are no abnormalities in the ice lake area. In recent years, the Tibet Autonomous Region has organized and carried out a background survey on glacier and glacial lake resources in the Tibet Autonomous Region based on multi-source remote sensing images, field surveys, and reference glacier-related research data. According to the survey, there are more than 33,000 glacial lakes. In accordance with the principle of “prominent focus, precise prevention and control”, Tibet has established an integrated technical defense+civil defense monitoring system, prioritizing the selection of 187 high-risk glacial lakes, carrying out satellite remote sensing monitoring, and carrying out ground monitoring and drone detection of 49 of these high-risk glacier lakes. Establish multi-departmental data sharing mechanisms for meteorology, hydrology, natural resources, emergency, etc. Organize experts regularly to discuss and judge the risk of glacial lakes. Establish a short-term early warning “response” mechanism, and formulate emergency safe haven plans for glacier lakes.