6 Strong Reasons China Cannot Avoid Blame for Nepal’s Deadly Floods
1. China got the first sign of danger. The flood hit Gyirong on the Tibetan side 45 minutes before it reached towns and villages downstream in Nepal.
That was enough time to warn the neighboring country.
2. Nepal did not get a real warning in time. In a disaster that crosses a border, even a few minutes can save lives. China had 45 minutes. That can be the difference between people escaping and many people dying.
3. China first said an earthquake caused it. The USGS later said the shaking came from a huge glacier and debris collapse, not from a normal earthquake.
4. China is changing the region. It is building highways, railways, dams, and new towns through one of the weakest and most earthquake-prone mountain areas on Earth.
5. Chinese scientists warned Beijing. They said the slopes were unstable, the ground was weak, and one failure could set off more failures. Building work still went ahead.
6. China hid how big the disaster was. Chinese reports first spoke of only a few confirmed deaths, even while hundreds were missing in Tibet and the damage across the border was easy to see. China tried to control the story the way it controlled news about Covid-19 in November 2019 by blocking information online.
China should release its monitoring data, the exact warning timeline, and its environmental studies. It should also explain whether its building work made the damage worse. It should not just post propaganda videos of PLA soldiers arriving late and running campaign on TikTok, Weibo.
Nepal deserves facts, openness, and answers. The Himalayas do not stop at political borders. Blame cannot hide behind one.
The CCP oppresses the Chinese people at home and exports propaganda and extremist ideology abroad.
It is the world’s largest political cult and a criminal gang disguised as a government.
As long as it rules, freedom and democracy worldwide will never be safe.
The CCP must fall!