Before/after: the Extent of the Satellite-Based Disaster
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This state in South Asia, which was the victim of a deadly disaster on 26 August, pays the "disproportional" price for the effects of a global warming of which it is only very little accounting.
More than 100 people are feared to be still trapped in mud-filled tunnels after floods in Nepal, while China is suppressing information about the extent of the disaster in Tibet.
In recent hours, the authorities have published new images, including satellites, which make it possible to better realize the scale of the destruction following the passage of the devastating torrent in Nepal. Villages, completely swallowed buildings, which once again make very pessimistic about the fates of the 3,000 missing people. The origin of the tragedy has also been immortalized by a hiker. The deadly flow has travelled more than 170 kil…
Satellite images of the villages of Kolputar and Betrawati Bazaar suggest the violence of the huge wave of "torrential slave" that swept the region.
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