CSG Ensures Power Supply for Rescue Efforts at China Eastern Crash Site in Tengxian

Staff is fully committed to ensuring power supplies at the crash site of a China Eastern Airlines passenger aircraft

Guangxi - In the afternoon of March 21, a Chinese Eastern Airlines passenger jet with more than 100 souls on board, crashed in Tengxian county in the southern region of Guangxi, China.
Senior leaders from the Guangxi Power Grid Corporation Wuzhou Power Supply Bureau likewise immediately launched a Level One emergency response to ensure a consistent electrical power supply, dispatching seasoned staff members as well as vehicles, including two equipped with power generators, eight rise and fall floodlights and five recovery vehicles to the crash site.
Concurrently, three drones (for illumination) and two vehicles equipped with power generators were also deployed from other cities in Guangxi to support the rescue efforts.
During that evening, the first batch of emergency equipment arrived at Tengxian county, including four emergency power vehicles, eight emergency generators as well as emergency lighting equipment.
Sixty-seven China Southern Power Grid employees were fully engaged in emergency power preservation at the crash site.