Abstract:At 09:05 on January 7,2025(Beijing time),an earthquake of magnitude 6.8 occurred in Dingri,Tibet(28.50°,N,87.45°E),at a depth of 10km. The China Earthquake Early Warning Networks issued an early warning 19 seconds after the earthquake. The China Earthquake Networks Center(CENC)released automatic rapid report results 170 seconds after the earthquake,followed by the official rapid report 13 minutes later. Concurrently,CENC produced emergency products,including source parameters,seismic tectonics,historical earthquakes,focal mechanisms,rupture processes,and estimated intensity. The results indicated that the earthquake was primarily a normal fault event,with aftershocks distributed along a north-south direction over a length of approximately 85km. The focal depth was mainly concentrated between 5km and 15km. The rupture was predominantly unilateral,with a duration of around 25s,a rupture length of approximately 65km,and a maximum slip of 2.3m. The rupture may have reached the surface. The rapid intensity report estimated that the maximum intensity in the affected area reached IX,which aligns closely with the actual investigation results.