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Comparing satellite imagery from July 24 and August 14 shows that the demolition area has expanded and that some areas have been cleared of debris. Dump trucks and excavators can still be seen operating at the approximately 2.5-acre (1 hectare) demolition site.

19 Aug 2026, 03:01 GMT By Noh Jung Min for RFA, and Dickey Kundol, Tawang, and RFA Staff for RFA Tibetan
Comparing satellite imagery from July 24 and August 14 shows that the demolition area has expanded and that some areas have been cleared of debris. Dump trucks and excavators can still be seen operating at the approximately 2.5-acre (1 hectare) demolition site.
Credit: Noh Jung Min for RFA, and Dickey Kundol, Tawang, and RFA Staff for RFA Tibetan

Comparing satellite imagery from July 24 and August 14 shows that the demolition area has expanded and that some areas have been cleared of debris. Dump trucks and excavators can still be seen operating at the approximately 2.5-acre (1 hectare) demolition site.