7.0 magnitude earthquake hits the Tibet region. There are at least two injured

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Tibet on October 22, causing at least two injuries. The quake's epicenter was near Baqing County, approximately 180 kilometers from Nagqu and 400 kilometers from Lhasa. The region is sparsely populated due to its mountainous terrain, averaging 4,864 meters in altitude. Reports indicate significant impacts, including power outages and mobile signal disruptions. Local officials noted visible damage, including cracks in buildings and collapsed homes in the nearby village of Maru.