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[Digital Citizens for Human Rights @dc4_humanrights]

One of the worst disasters to hit Tibet is unfolding behind a wall of Chinese censorship.

Beijing controls what gets reported, while posts documenting the disaster are reportedly disappearing and state media pushes a sanitized narrative. The missing include Chinese citizens, yet authorities have released little information.

For decades, Tibetans have been highlighting and protesting against Beijing’s relentless infrastructure drive: roads, highways, dams and construction imposed across the plateau.
Now the flood has exposed the consequences of that model.

This is not just a test of disaster response. It is a test of Beijing’s control over Tibet, its environment and the truth.
#Tibet #TibetFloods #FreeTibet #SaveTibet #CCP #China #Censorship #HumanRights #TibetanPlateau #Himalayas #PressFreedom #ClimateCrisis

[Christina Plu @ChrPLu]

Focus sur les Méga-projets barrages de la Chine au Tibet ...

[Asia Nexus @nexusasian]

🇨🇳🇮🇳🇳🇵 China’s mega-dam projects in Tibet, including the 60,000 MW Medog Dam, raise major risks for India, Nepal and Bangladesh.

The projects risk worsening seismic hazards, landslides, glacial disasters and potentially catastrophic flooding downstream.

China’s control over the Brahmaputra’s upper reaches gives Beijing greater leverage over water flows, with no binding India-China water-sharing treaty.

The dam-building push could strengthen China’s strategic influence near India’s border and deepen its long-term hydro-geopolitical leverage.

[Jeo Albant @jeoalbant]

⚠️✍️A MAJOR NEW FINDING FROM THE NEPAL–TIBET DISASTER!

🛰️Satellite radar observations show that the mountain system was already moving just 7 days before the catastrophic collapse.

A preliminary analysis by Manoochehr Shirzaei and his team of Sentinel-1 radar data from the source area of the August 26 disaster detected measurable downslope deformation within the glacier/ice–rock system.

Movement reached approximately 10 mm/month in some areas.

Even more remarkable:

📡 Last radar observation: August 19, 2026

💥 Catastrophic collapse: August 26, 2026

That means satellite observations captured measurable deformation only 7 days before the disaster.

The colored points on the map represent surface deformation/motion detected from Sentinel-1 radar data. This is not a conventional satellite image, but a radar-based InSAR deformation analysis.

⚠️ However, this does NOT mean that the collapse was “predicted 7 days in advance.”

10 mm/month is not a “collapse threshold.” What matters is whether deformation is accelerating over time, and how it correlates with rainfall, temperature, ice melt, fractures and other monitoring data.

But this raises a very important question:

If satellite radar can detect millimeter-scale deformation in high-mountain glacier–rock systems, could we continuously monitor the world’s most dangerous mountain regions and identify developing instability before catastrophic collapse?

📡 Satellite radar
🛰️ GNSS
🌧️ Rainfall
🌡️ Temperature
🧊 Glacier and lake levels
📈 Acceleration of deformation

Could these datasets be combined to develop early-warning systems and, when necessary, evacuation alerts in the future?

Perhaps the next generation of early-warning systems for high-mountain hazards will begin not on the ground, but in space.

ℹ️What does the map show?
The colored points represent surface deformation measured from Sentinel-1 radar data. The colors indicate the direction and magnitude of movement along the radar line of sight; red–orange tones highlight areas with stronger motion signals, while blue indicates motion in the opposite direction. Combined with the terrain geometry, the researchers interpret these measurements as downslope deformation.

#Himalayas #Nepal #Tibet #FlashFlood #Earthquake #NaturalDisaster #flood #自然災害 #ネパール #बाढ़ #भ��कंप #尼泊尔 #西

[Ken Cao-The China Crash Chronicle @KenCao_onChina]

China’s Himalayan Water Bomb: The Nepal Disaster That Should Terrify China's Neighbors.

The catastrophic Nepal–Tibet floods exposed the deadly risks of Chinese opacity, inadequate cross-border warnings and China’s infrastructure obsession in the fragile Himalayas. As China builds the world’s largest hydropower project upstream from India and Bangladesh, the Medog megadam could become a geopolitical water bomb.

[Asia Nexus @nexusasian]

🇨🇳🇮🇳🇳🇵 China’s mega-dam projects in Tibet, including the 60,000 MW Medog Dam, raise major risks for India, Nepal and Bangladesh.

The projects risk worsening seismic hazards, landslides, glacial disasters and potentially catastrophic flooding downstream.

China’s control over the Brahmaputra’s upper reaches gives Beijing greater leverage over water flows, with no binding India-China water-sharing treaty.

The dam-building push could strengthen China’s strategic influence near India’s border and deepen its long-term hydro-geopolitical leverage.

[Tenzing Lamsang @TenzingLamsang]

I used AI to map out the tunnels nearest to the Langtang Lirung mountain as the crow flies and came across 5 Chinese tunnels in and around the Kyirong area.

This is not to say the tunnels caused the collapse but it is interesting to see so many tunnels in the area.

[OSINTtechnical @Osinttechnical]

New imagery from @vantortech confirms that the China-Nepal Rasuwagadhi border crossing has been completely destroyed, with the glacial flood completely scouring the valley floor.

At least 359 people are dead and nearly 1,000 missing, according to local authorities.

[Digital Citizens for Human Rights @dc4_humanrights]

This was not simply nature at work. Years of reckless development in Tibet have made a fragile Himalayan ecosystem even more vulnerable.

The recent Tibet–Nepal floods have exposed the risks of Beijing’s relentless transformation of the Tibetan Plateau. For years, the CCP has blasted mountains, carved tunnels, built highways, dams and expanded massive infrastructure projects across one of Earth’s most fragile landscapes.
The Himalayas are among the world’s youngest and most geologically active mountain systems. They are not an endless construction site.

Tibet is also Asia’s Water Tower, feeding rivers that sustain nearly 2 billion people downstream. When Beijing destabilises the landscape, dams the rivers and alters watersheds, the consequences can cross borders.

#Tibet #FreeTibet #SaveTibet #StandWithTibet #China #CCP #TibetFloods #NepalFloods #Kyirong #Rasuwa #Himalayas #TibetanPlateau #ChinaDams #Hydropower #EnvironmentalDestruction #WaterSecurity #ClimateCrisis #YarlungTsangpo #Brahmaputra #AsiaWaterTower #TibetIsNotChina #HumanRights #ChinaCensorship

[Bronze Giant @RjNol]

It’s been only three days since there were homes here, but today they are buried or have been partially or completely swept away by the mud.
Once the vegetation grows in, you would never realize that this wasn't the region's original appearance.
Do you believe in the Mud Flood now?

[How Things Are Manufactured @fastworkers6]

Whoever engineered the column system supporting that house ought to receive one of the country’s highest honors.

[Christina Plu @ChrPLu]

L'immense poste frontière chinois entre le Népal et le Tibet, n'aurait il pas été déjà fragilisé par le séisme de 2015 ? (8.1 de magnétude)

[作家崔成浩 @cuichenghao]

吉隆口岸的大楼，其实是非常坚固的。视��是2015年4月25日，尼泊尔8.1级特大地震，地动山摇，吉隆口岸大楼及周边建筑，均安然无恙。可这次泥石流，只剩钢筋水泥，足以证明泥石流的威力远超8级地震，由于上游冰川威胁永远存在，7分钟可达，说明此地已不再适合人类活动。

[GeoGeorgeShadrach @GeoGeorgeology]

Ive been working on a map locating social media videos of the Nepal floods and avalanche:

https://t.co/MVGZDAfxIG

All videos are archived on YT:
https://t.co/5r5shWqJje

[Raushan Kumar @raushan_yadav_0]

कुदरत जब अपना रौद्र रूप दिखाती है, तो इंसान की सारी ताकत छोटी पड़ जाती है। ये दृश्य सिर्फ डराने वाला नहीं, बल्कि हमें सावधान करने वाला भी है। प्रकृति का सम्मान करें, सुरक्षित रहें और मुश्किल वक्त में एक-दूसरे का साथ दें। ���🌧️

[Dr. Brahma Chellaney @Chellaney]

The flood tragedy in Nepal and Tibet ought to focus global attention on the super-dam China is building in another section of the Himalayas, despite its own scientists in June warning of serious geological hazards at the construction site. Shrouded in secrecy, the unparalleled dam is rising within the Himalayan seismic belt, one of Earth’s most earthquake-prone regions. The dam's gigantic reservoir could itself induce earthquakes by intensifying geological stresses. My column: https://t.co/tg3FwaRf6j

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Eye witnesses capture the catastrophic Tibet-Nepal floods from a nearby peak.

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

Scientists believe a glacier and rock collapse near the Nepal-China border triggered a massive flood along Nepal’s Trishuli River, killing at least 359 people and leaving 1,500 missing. Here’s how the disaster unfolded.

[Actu React Info @actureactinfo_]

🌒🤩 EN IMAGES - Voici la vidéo la plus spectaculaire de cette soirée d’#éclipse. Un homme faisant du skate sur une rampe avec en fond l’éclipse.

[Christina Plu @ChrPLu]

@waitmaya (2+2)×2=8
(3+3)×3=18
(4+4)×4=32

[Christina Plu @ChrPLu]

@Mrymyildiz 🟠=8 & ⚪=9
8+(9×8) = 80
(8+9)×8 = 136

[Christina Plu @ChrPLu]

@miradreaamy 242
(11×11)×2