Under the cover of night, a sudden strong earthquake occurred on the plateau. CR14G rushed to the front line for emergency rescue, urgently raised supplies, formed a rescue team, and crossed mountains and valleys to rush to the epicenter. From donating to building prefabricated houses to coordinating materials, we are fully committed to supporting the transitional resettlement needs of disaster stricken people.

High altitude sprinting brings warmth

At 22:33 on October 22, 2026, an earthquake of magnitude 7.0 occurred in Baqing County, Naqu City, Xizang. The disaster area is located at a high altitude and the weather is cold, so it is urgent to resettle the affected people. The CR14G Ali Highway Project Department quickly took action to urgently raise earthquake relief materials, donated 54 sets of activity board houses, donated 30 tents, more than 100 cotton quilts and jackets, as well as a batch of emergency supplies such as instant noodles, sausages, mineral water, and medicine. Several employees were selected to form an emergency rescue team and drive to the epicenter of the earthquake in Baqing to coordinate material donations and board house installation matters. The rescue team crossed mountains and valleys, traveling day and night, overcoming difficulties such as high altitude and low temperature, and arrived in Gangche Township, Baqing County on the morning of October 25th. They handed over daily necessities to the township government for overall coordination and allocation, ensuring accurate and timely delivery to the affected people. Keywords: CR14G, earthquake relief and disaster relief

Warmth of the Plateau and Winter Protection

According to the unified arrangement of the township government, the rescue team immediately carried out resettlement work in Gangche Township, investing 1 commuting vehicle, 1 box truck, 2 trailers, and 2 accompanying cranes. The installation points of the movable board houses were set at 4 locations. At present, 54 sets of activity board houses are being installed intensively, and it is expected to be completed by October 26th, effectively meeting the transitional resettlement needs of disaster stricken people. Helping each other and warming up the plateau, CR14G demonstrates the responsibility of central enterprises through practical actions. In the future, it will continue to pay attention to the needs of earthquake stricken areas, fully cooperate with local governments to ensure resettlement and support, and help disaster stricken people stay warm and safe through the winter.Editor/Min Jing