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According to the “Tibet Internet Report”, at 22:33 on October 22, 2026, an earthquake of magnitude 7.0 occurred in Baqing County, Nagqu City. Untrue information about the number of victims of this earthquake has appeared on the Internet. The vast majority of netizens are reminded that information such as disaster casualty data and rescue progress is subject to official publication. Please do not take unproven false information lightly, do not spread content exaggerating the disaster situation at will, and find harmful information related to the earthquake. You can report it through the official website of the Tibet Autonomous Region Internet Violation and Bad Information Reporting Center, the “Tibet Internet Report” WeChat account, app, or call the reporting hotline 0891-6315315 to jointly maintain a good network order for earthquake relief.
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According to the “Tibet Internet Report”, at 22:33 on October 22, 2026, an earthquake of magnitude 7.0 occurred in Baqing County, Nagqu City. Untrue information about the number of victims of this earthquake has appeared on the Internet. The vast majority of netizens are reminded that information such as disaster casualty data and rescue progress is subject to official publication. Please do not take unproven false information lightly, do not spread content exaggerating the disaster situation at will, and find harmful information related to the earthquake. You can report it through the official website of the Tibet Autonomous Region Internet Violation and Bad Information Reporting Center, the “Tibet Internet Report” WeChat account, app, or call the reporting hotline 0891-6315315 to jointly maintain a good network order for earthquake relief.
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