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In Gyirong Port, small items speak of the human cost of the China-Nepal disaster
South China Morning Post
September 8, 2026
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“I do not want to stop [searching]. If I pause, I start thinking about my brothers and sisters and all the moments of my life here.” Gui Xinwei, deputy chief of the Gyirong Border Inspection Station, was speaking to Chinese state broadcaster CCTV from the ruins of his workplace, seven days after the
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