On September 2, the fire rescue team continued to carry out uninterrupted net-pull search work to map out missing persons, investigate hidden disaster hazards, and advance rescue tasks. Currently, emergency repair work on the damaged section of the G216 line continues to advance, and fire rescuers continue to advance deeper into the disaster area. For critical areas such as the core disaster area of Geelong Port, river valleys, dead spots in ravines, and damaged road sections, rescuers took turns working in groups, carrying professional equipment such as life detectors, and using search and rescue dogs to go deep into every blind area within reach of manpower to carry out detailed investigations. First-line fire rescue teams will dynamically adjust search plans and optimize force deployment according to the disaster situation at the scene, and carry out various tasks such as follow-up rescue, disaster handling, and aftercare.

On September 2, the fire rescue team continued to carry out uninterrupted net-pull search work to map out missing persons, investigate hidden disaster hazards, and advance rescue tasks. Currently, emergency repair work on the damaged section of the G216 line continues to advance, and fire rescuers continue to advance deeper into the disaster area. For critical areas such as the core disaster area of Geelong Port, river valleys, dead spots in ravines, and damaged road sections, rescuers took turns working in groups, carrying professional equipment such as life detectors, and using search and rescue dogs to go deep into every blind area within reach of manpower to carry out detailed investigations. First-line fire rescue teams will dynamically adjust search plans and optimize force deployment according to the disaster situation at the scene, and carry out various tasks such as follow-up rescue, disaster handling, and aftercare.