此外，巨龙铜矿和朱诺铜矿已于地震发生后第一时间组织抗震救灾救援队，配备救援指挥车、救护车、消防车、抢险车以及救援设备等前往灾区现场，首批抢险人员已于1月7日晚间抵达。同时，西藏板块权属企业还紧急采购了灾区急需的救援物资，首批物资包括1,300件大衣、1,000床棉被、500床褥子、400顶帐篷，以及包括毛毯、棉鞋、面包、饮用水等保暖和生活必需品已于1月8日凌晨抵达。Zijin Mining Group (601899.SH) announced that at 9:00 AM Peking time on January 7, in Dingri County, Shigatse City, Tibet...
According to the Zhito Finance APP, Zijin Mining Group (601899.SH) announced that at 9:00 a.m. Beijing time on January 7, a magnitude 6.8 earthquake occurred in Dingri County, Shigatse City, Tibet, causing significant casualties and a large number of buildings to collapse. The disaster area is located in a high-altitude cold region and is currently in winter, with the affected population urgently needing assistance.
To assist the disaster-stricken area and actively fulfill social responsibilities, the Board of Directors approved a total cash donation of 30 million yuan from the company and its subsidiaries in the Tibet sector to the earthquake disaster area, for emergency relief, livelihood assistance for the affected people, support for rescue teams, and related post-disaster reconstruction work. Among them, the company's headquarters will donate 10 million yuan, Tibet Julong Copper Co., Ltd. (Julong Copper Mine) will donate 10 million yuan, Tibet Xianglong Mining Co., Ltd. (Juno Copper Mine) will donate 5 million yuan, and Tibet Alila Guo Resources Co., Ltd. (Lagocuo Salt Lake Lithium Mine) will donate 5 million yuan.
In addition, Julong Copper Mine and Juno Copper Mine immediately organized earthquake relief rescue teams after the earthquake, equipped with rescue command vehicles, ambulances, fire trucks, emergency vehicles, and rescue equipment to head to the disaster site, with the first batch of rescue personnel arriving on the evening of January 7. At the same time, the subsidiaries in the Tibet sector also urgently purchased much-needed relief supplies for the disaster area, with the first batch of supplies including 1,300 coats, 1,000 blankets, 500 mattresses, 400 tents, as well as warm and essential items like blankets, cotton shoes, bread, and drinking water arriving in the early morning of January 8.