A powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Tingri, Tibet, leading to the rescue of over 400 individuals trapped in the rubble. The quake resulted in at least 126 fatalities and significant destruction in the region, with over 3,600 homes reported damaged. Rescuers face extreme weather, with temperatures dropping to -18°C, as they race against time to aid survivors. The earthquake, felt across neighboring countries, has prompted condolences from global leaders, including the Dalai Lama and President Vladimir Putin, amidst ongoing aftershocks.