HKThe article describes the aftermath of a catastrophic mudslide and flood that struck the Gyirong Port area between China and Nepal, resulting in significant loss of life and destruction. Deputy Chief Gui Xinwei of the Gyirong Border Inspection Station, who was on leave at the time of the disaster, returned to the site to continue searching for his missing colleagues. The disaster, triggered by a glacier collapse in Nepal, caused a massive mudflow that traveled 22 kilometers in seven minutes, destroying the entire port area. Despite the devastation, Gui found remnants of the port building that had previously withstood natural disasters, though it was now completely gone. He described the scene as surreal, likening it to a 'parallel universe or a nightmare,' but was reminded of his decades-long work at the location by a pine tree on the mountain ridge.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of the disaster and its impact on local personnel without overtly endorsing or criticizing any political stance. While the event involves cross-border implications and government responsibility, the focus remains on the personal and professional experiences of龚
