The rescue work for the loess collapse disaster in Liulin County, Shanxi Province has been completed, and all four trapped people have been killed

Beijing News (Reporter Zhang Jianbin Bo Qiyu) At about 0:30 on January 28, a residential building in Kangjiagou Village, Mucun Town, Liulin County, Luliang City, Shanxi Province, suffered a sudden loess collapse disaster. According to preliminary on-site verification, four people were trapped by the disaster. At 21:51, the Publicity Department of Liulin County Party Committee reported the latest rescue progress. After the "1 · 28" mountain collapse emergency rescue headquarters made full efforts to rescue, all four trapped people were found, and no vital signs were found after rescue. At present, the on-site rescue work has been completed, the aftermath disposal work has been fully carried out, and the information of the personnel involved has been fully verified.

Collapse disaster site. Video screenshot

According to the report, Liulin County will do its best to pacify and stabilize the families of the victims, and investigate and assess the causes of the natural disaster. At the same time, we will immediately carry out the dragnet-type geological hazard potential investigation throughout the county, especially increase the inspection and monitoring of geological hazard potential points and high and steep slopes within the jurisdiction, so as to achieve early detection, early reporting and early disposal of dangerous situations, and resolutely put an end to the occurrence of similar events.

The Beijing News previously reported that after the loess collapse disaster occurred, Liulin County quickly launched the emergency response, established the "1 · 28" mountain collapse emergency rescue headquarters in Liulin County, organized the public security, fire protection, emergency and other departments to fully carry out the emergency response and rescue work, and carried out safety screening around and evacuated the surrounding residents. A total of 2 excavators, 5 sets of support and demolition tools, 2 sets of life detectors, 3 ambulances, 131 rescue workers and 70 police officers were invested in the local area.

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