On August 26, the Jilong Port in Jilong County, Shigatse City, Xizang was severely damaged due to the sudden debris flow disaster on the Nepalese side, causing heavy casualties and loss of contact.

After the disaster, Micro Nano Starry Sky quickly activated its emergency response mechanism, relying on the "Dongpo" series of satellite constellations jointly developed with Huantian Intelligence - Dongpo 11 Satellite, Dongpo 15 Satellite, Dongpo 16 Satellite, Dongpo 17 Satellite, Dongpo 19 Satellite - to conduct emergency imaging observations of the affected areas. On August 27th, relevant remote sensing images were synchronized to the relevant national emergency management departments for the first time, providing timely and reliable spatial information support for disaster assessment, rescue force deployment, and secondary disaster prevention, and fully assisting the emergency rescue work at Jilong Port.

With the advantage of "optical+SAR (synthetic aperture radar)" collaborative observation, the satellite successfully penetrated the complex meteorological conditions of the plateau and accurately captured the changes in the terrain of the disaster area. At the same time, relying on pre disaster and post disaster comparative remote sensing data, it helps all parties to observe and analyze the extent of disaster damage, assess the disaster situation, and provide solid and reliable spatial data support for on-site emergency deployment and disaster assessment work.

Micro Nano Starry Sky will closely track the evolution of disasters, respond to observation and scheduling instructions at any time according to the actual needs of disaster relief, and make every effort to output space remote sensing information to support disaster assessment, emergency rescue, and disaster reduction and relief work, using space power to assist in disaster prevention, reduction, and emergency support.