The reporter learned from the Tibet Autonomous Region Communications Administration on the 1st that as of 17:00 on the same day, Tibetan telecom companies had cleared and repaired 1 base station and added 12 additional emergency base stations in the area affected by the Geelong landslide disaster. Emergency command, rescue, and material dispatch communication at all levels was smooth. After the Geelong landslide disaster occurred, the Tibet Autonomous Region Communications Administration directed and dispatched relevant telecom companies to set up a special emergency repair team to carry out comprehensive clean-up operations such as optical cable laying, equipment commissioning, and base station opening. By implementing the “full network communication” emergency mode and opening the 5G cross-network roaming function, network coverage, stability, and resilience to risks in the border area were gradually improved. On August 30, about 1.6 km from the Geelong Port Resuo Bridge, a telecom company built and put into use a base station, and the communication signal at Geelong Port was cleared. On the 31st, at a distance of 1.4 km from Geelong Port, China Telecom opened a nomadic base station for off-network roaming, making every effort to ensure smooth communication for cutting-edge highway clean-up missions. According to data from the Communications Administration of the Tibet Autonomous Region, as of 17:00 on the 1st, the Tibet communications industry had dispatched a total of 1,683 rescue personnel, 546 emergency vehicles, 471 oil generators, 40 satellite telephones, 16 welding machines, 76 kilometers of emergency optical cables, and 13 sets of portable satellite emergency equipment.

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