ChinaThe first group of 589 teachers and students from the disaster area departed for Lhasa to resume classes away from their home area, with nearly 1,000 more teachers and students set to follow in batches.
Broadcast 1 November 2026 · Event date 1 November 2026
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The first group of 589 teachers and students from the disaster area departed for Lhasa to resume classes away from their home area, with nearly 1,000 more teachers and students set to follow in batches.
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CCTV.com News (Xinwen Lianbo): Today (November 1), all the temporary resettlement prefabricated houses needed in Maru and Gangqie townships, the areas worst affected by the 7.0-magnitude earthquake in Baqing County, Nagqu City, Tibet, have been completed, and all disaster-affected residents who needed to be relocated have moved in. The first group of 589 teachers and students from the disaster area set out for Lhasa to resume classes at a different location. Nearly a thousand more teachers and students will travel to Lhasa in batches tomorrow and the day after tomorrow (November 2 and 3) to resume classes.Original Chinese quote
灾区首批589名师生启程前往拉萨开展异地复课