361 Degrees Commits 10 Million Yuan in Supplies to Aid Tibet Landslide Victims

Deep News
Aug 28

On August 26, a major landslide triggered by the disaster in Nepal struck the Gyirong Port area of Gyirong County, Shigatse City, Tibet, causing significant casualties and property damage. Relief and resettlement efforts for affected residents are currently underway, with an urgent need for daily necessities and living supplies in the disaster zone.

In the wake of the catastrophe, 361 DEGREES swiftly activated its emergency response mechanism, partnering with the China Youth Development Foundation to dispatch emergency materials valued at 10 million yuan to the affected region. This move is aimed at bolstering the resettlement of displaced individuals and supporting post-disaster reconstruction.

Standing in solidarity with Tibet, 361 DEGREES will continue to closely monitor the rescue progress and the evolving needs on the ground in Gyirong. The company remains committed to standing with the local community through these challenging times, offering an extra degree of warmth to safeguard every glimmer of hope.

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