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An AI simulation shows step by step how a glacier collapse in #Nepal triggered a deadly #mudslide along the China–Nepal border. Disaster knows no borders. Neither should solidarity. Protecting lives is a shared responsibility.

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The highway leading from China to the China-Nepal border port. This is a video from a few days before the mudslide. This is an important trade port between China and Nepal, which has been a well-established trade route for over 2000 years.
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The highway leading from China to the China-Nepal border port. This is a video from a few days before the mudslide. This is an important trade port between China and Nepal, which has been a well-established trade route for over 2000 years.

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Barrier lake under control after China-Nepal border mudslide — about the size of 14 football fields Barrier Lake 01 formed by the mudslide at the China-Nepal border, is now under control, according to monitoring data from Anneng Group as of August 29. It covers around 100,000 square meters — roughly the size of 14 standard football fields. A second barrier lake, Lake 02, has also been identified about 5 kilometers upstream. #China #Xizang #mudslide #barrierlake #nepal
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This looks like a movie. So terrifying. May God help us. According to reports, at least 547 people have been killed in Nepal and 5 in neighbouring Tibet after catastrophic flash flooding triggered by a massive Himalayan glacier collapse on August 26, 2026. Emergency crews are scrambling to locate more than 1,400 missing people, including hundreds of foreign tourists. The disaster has caused widespread chaos across north-central Nepal. The main areas affected are Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts, along with communities along the Lhende Khola and Trishuli river corridors. What caused the disaster? • Glacier collapse: On the morning of Wednesday, August 26, an enormous chunk of glacier broke off high in the mountains on the Nepalese side of the border. • Seismic force: The ice plunged roughly 7,000 feet into the river valley, triggering a massive debris flow. The impact registered as a magnitude 5.2 earthquake on automated detection networks. • Wall of water: The resulting mudslide and displaced water sent a colossal wave down the Lhende Khola river valley, instantly obliterating everything in its path.
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This looks like a movie. So terrifying. May God help us. According to reports, at least 547 people have been killed in Nepal and 5 in neighbouring Tibet after catastrophic flash flooding triggered by a massive Himalayan glacier collapse on August 26, 2026. Emergency crews are scrambling to locate more than 1,400 missing people, including hundreds of foreign tourists. The disaster has caused widespread chaos across north-central Nepal. The main areas affected are Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts, along with communities along the Lhende Khola and Trishuli river corridors. What caused the disaster? • Glacier collapse: On the morning of Wednesday, August 26, an enormous chunk of glacier broke off high in the mountains on the Nepalese side of the border. • Seismic force: The ice plunged roughly 7,000 feet into the river valley, triggering a massive debris flow. The impact registered as a magnitude 5.2 earthquake on automated detection networks. • Wall of water: The resulting mudslide and displaced water sent a colossal wave down the Lhende Khola river valley, instantly obliterating everything in its path.

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