Their first mission was to rescue more compatriots...
...
The municipal response was swift; though earthquakes are natural disasters that cause disruptions at all levels, nothing could hinder the rescue!
All existing medical forces that survived or could be retained were gathered, and every available open space was assigned rescue personnel and medical staff, with supplies continuously being transported to this area.
But in a city with so many people and so many roads damaged, even with helicopters coming from all directions to aid...
It's not enough!
It's not enough!
It's not enough!!!
There's not enough rescue personnel!
There is not enough medical support!
Even those who survived... it's not enough!!!
Everyone was following the principle of proximity.
And because the earthquake affected a wide area, beyond the principle of proximity, the densely populated key areas were also prioritized for immediate rescue.
