A magnitude 7 earthquake in Chinese Tibet leaves at least 16 dead, 32 injured, and collapses hundreds of homes

A 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Tibet, resulting in at least 16 fatalities and 32 injuries, with significant damage to homes in Nagqu. Rescue teams are providing shelter for displaced residents. The earthquake, the strongest in five years for the region, triggered multiple aftershocks and prompted a national emergency response. The epicenter was located 183 kilometers from Nagqu at a depth of 18 kilometers, with reports of the quake felt in surrounding areas.