What Actually Triggered the Nepal–Tibet Border Flash Flood?
A massive ice and rock avalanche from a glacier triggered a chain reaction near the Nepal–China border. The avalanche and debris blocked the river, forming a temporary barrier lake. When the blockage gave way, a powerful surge of water, mud and debris rushed downstream, causing devastating flash floods across Gyirong in Tibet and Nepal’s Rasuwa district.
GLACIAL COLLAPSE → DEBRIS BLOCKAGE → TEMPORARY BARRIER LAKE → BREACH → DEVASTATING FLASH FLOOD 🌊🏔️
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🚨 Catástrofe en Nepal: el colapso de un glaciar provocó una avalancha destructiva que dejó al menos 160 muertos y cientos de desaparecidos. 🏔️🌊 Destruyó pueblos, puentes y rutas a lo largo de varios ríos. - vía instagram @ciudadano_news
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