@brotherdragon89: Mountain trekking, enduring altitude sickness, and sleeping rough - Chinese journalists are taking on extreme challenges to report from the site of the devastating mudslides at Gyirong Port in Tibet, along the border between China and Nepal. In the hours after the massive ice-rock avalanche hit, Chinese reporters began their journey to the overland border crossing, reaching the isolated site on foot because all roads had been washed up by the fast-moving debris. A week later, they remain at the frontline, side by side with emergency responders, rescuers and construction workers, accompanying them every step of the way, despite all the discomfort from being at high altitude and the demanding nature of their job. On camera, they're trying to power through the exhaustion and emotion like the professionals they are, but the toll of being surrounded by destruction and death is hard to hide. And still, they offer to the world, around the clock, invaluable information and footage of the ongoing rescue operations, geological updates and heartbreaking human-interest stories. Because of these resilient men and women, we're able to piece together the tragedy that changed the face of the area and the lives of hundreds in the blink of an eye, and understand what happened and what is happening. So thank you for walking into danger and enduring hardships to bring us informed and unfiltered reports from the heart of a catastrophe. Your hard work is seen! #chinatiktok #mudslide #reporter #journalist #naturaldisaster

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Wednesday 02 September 2026 18:57:46 GMT