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Yunnan Quake: Emergency Response Activated
22 Jul
Summary
- A 5.0-magnitude earthquake struck Mojiang county in Yunnan.
- Level IV emergency response activated following Tuesday's tremor.
- No casualties or property losses reported so far.

A 5.0-magnitude earthquake struck Mojiang county, located in Pu'er city within China's southwestern Yunnan province on Tuesday. The tremor occurred at 7:43 pm Beijing Time, with its epicenter recorded at a shallow depth of 6 kilometers. In response, the Yunnan provincial earthquake relief headquarters swiftly activated a Level IV emergency response.
Following the quake, a dedicated working group was dispatched to the affected region. Firefighting and rescue teams from Pu'er city and Mojiang county were immediately sent to the epicenter. Their mission includes assessing the earthquake's impact and initiating relief efforts.
As of approximately 8:50 pm, the local power grid operator confirmed that the electricity supply remained uninterrupted. Crucially, initial reports indicate no casualties or property damage resulting from the seismic event.