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Hundreds dead and thousands missing after a tragedy struck northern Nepal and southwestern Tibet. A sudden mudslide swept through entire communities, and while the causes are still under investigation, all signs point to a glacial calving event in the Langtang massif of the Himalayas. What happened, and why are these events becoming increasingly devastating in one of the most vulnerable mountain regions on the planet? We examine this.
DECRYPTAGE - The Nepalese authorities have asked the people to stay away from the watercourses and continue to monitor the evolution of the level of upstream restraints.
Thousands of people are missing in Nepal and Tibet, three days after devastating floods caused by the collapse of a glacier in the Himalayan region, with rescuers racing against time.
"Even though water levels in this river and in Trishuli are now below critical marks after the Bhota-Koshi floods, we have called on the inhabitants of the lowlands to exercise greater caution. If the flood threat increases, we will issue warnings," the flood forecasting office noted.
Ground Report: The recent devastating floods and landslides in Nepal have caused massive devastation. Residential settlements, roads, and bridges have been completely destroyed in many areas, disrupting normal life. Given the gravity of the situation, the Nepal Army, Nepal Police, and disaster management teams are conducting relief and rescue operations on a war footing in the affected areas. Increasing Number of Casualties and Missing People Th…
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