On the sixth day after the 6.2 magnitude earthquake in Jishishan County, Linxia Prefecture, Gansu Province, the provinces of Gansu and Qinghai accelerated the installation and installation of prefabricated houses, in order to facilitate the early relocation of affected residents. All earthquake victims received timely and effective treatment, and post disaster psychological counseling was promoted simultaneously. On the 24th, rescue efforts for three missing individuals in Qinghai were still being carried out intensively. The reporter visited the earthquake stricken areas in Qinghai Province and saw that blue tents were set up at resettlement sites, and daily necessities were gradually distributed, ensuring the basic livelihood of the affected people. On a vacant land in Yangshan Village, Liugou Township, Jishishan County, Gansu Province, large mechanical equipment is hoisting a prefabricated house. The staff introduced that the construction of this type of prefabricated house was completed when it arrived, and the installation time for one prefabricated house was compressed to less than half an hour. Subsequently, it can be moved in by connecting water, electricity, and other facilities. "We are working overtime to help the affected people move in as soon as possible." The reporter learned from the Housing and Urban Rural Development Bureau of Linxia Prefecture that as of 16:00 on the 24th, Jishishan County has identified 48 centralized resettlement points in key towns such as Dahejia Town, Shiyuan Town, and Liuji Township, and has built more than 7500 live board houses. The treatment of earthquake victims is progressing intensively, and post disaster psychological counseling is progressing simultaneously. On the 24th, the National Health Commission introduced that two national emergency medical rescue teams dispatched by the department, along with national level experts in critical care, orthopedics, general surgery, neurosurgery, pediatric surgery, psychology, and other professional fields, have opened up a green channel with local medical personnel to ensure that all injured individuals receive their medical expenses; Implement the principle of "concentrating resources, experts, patients, and treatment", safely transport critically ill patients, and manage individual cases with "one person, one policy"; Organize psychological counseling and mobile medical services. As of now, all the injured in this earthquake have received timely and effective treatment, and normal diagnosis and treatment services in the disaster area have resumed. At the same time, mental health experts, psychological counseling teachers, and others enter hospitals and resettlement sites to provide comfort and guidance. The relevant person in charge of the Gansu Provincial Health Commission introduced that in response to the psychological panic, anxiety and other issues among the post disaster population, 70 psychological intervention personnel have been selected to form 35 offline groups, and together with the 35 online groups composed of 70 national psychological health experts, psychological counseling and health counseling services have been carried out. On the 24th, at a resettlement site in Liuji Township, Jishishan County, children's voices were heard in a tent labeled as "Communist Youth League Day Care Station". A variety of "small classrooms" such as music, painting, and physical expansion provide comfort to the children in the resettlement site. The person in charge of the station, Ge Xiuqiong, introduced that this is the first "Communist Youth League Day Care Station" built by the Gansu Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League in the Jishishan 6.2 magnitude earthquake stricken area. A team composed of psychological counseling teachers, youth affairs social workers, etc., provides post earthquake psychological intervention and emotional counseling for young people in the disaster area. "At present, we have set up four care stations in the disaster area, covering about 500 children," said Ge Xiuqiong. On the noon of the 24th, the reporter arrived at Zhangsha Village, Daowei Tibetan Township, Xunhua Salar Autonomous County, Qinghai Province. According to Hua Benjia, the first secretary of Zhangsha Village, in addition to government rescue supplies, the Beijing New Sunshine Charity Foundation has donated tents, stoves, and other materials to the village. The National Health Commission will collaborate with the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the National Bureau of Disease Control and Prevention