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Nepal EarthquakeBreaking News: After Floods and Landslides, a 5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Shook the Earth in Nepal, Know Why

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After floods and landslides in Nepal, a 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck on Wednesday evening. According to the report, the epicenter of the earthquake was about 55 kilometers northwest of Kodari. This area is prone to landslides. The earthquake came at a time when more than 157 people had died due to flash floods in the country. Earlier, there were tremors of low-intensity earthquakes. Due to which floods and landslides have caused great devasta…
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Floods have caused massive devastation in Nepal. Hundreds of people have died, and a large number are missing. Meanwhile, an earthquake has also shaken Nepal. Tremors were felt in Nepal on Thursday.

At least 162 people died in Nepal, after a devastating raid on Wednesday on the Bhotekoshi River, following an avalanche that blocked the course of a tributary on the Chinese side of the border.

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After floods and landslides in Nepal, a 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck on Wednesday evening. According to the report, the epicenter of the earthquake was about 55 kilometers northwest of Kodari. This area is prone to landslides. The earthquake came at a time when more than 157 people had died due to flash floods in the country. Earlier, there were tremors of low-intensity earthquakes. Due to which floods and landslides have caused great devasta…

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The structural fracturing and collapse of an ice mass in the Himalayas triggered the magnitude 5.2 earthquake recorded by the United States Geological Survey (USGS). The geological event unleashed a flash flood that devastated villages in the Rasuwa district, on the border of Nepal with the Tibet Autonomous Region. The seismic wave detected at monitoring stations did not originate from a conventional tectonic subduction earthquake, but rather fr…

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Periódico Expreso - Más Cerca de Ti broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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