@KElg1983@Electroversenet Of cause I'm Chinese. I don't suppose an American know things about China clearer than a Chinese. And you don't even read Chinese, maybe your only information source is from English.
@sumitsaurabh Did you learn the situation there? China's Tibet side was a port hit by the mud-rock flow directly, no villages around. But unfortunately the port area was the first human construction hit by the fierce flow so almos nothing left, everything went downstream or buried very deep.
@thundore@Electroversenet Sadly even if you've never be there, but still have enough intelligence to read maps correctly, you wouldn't say stupid things like that.
@thundore@Electroversenet What's your point? I never hide that I'm Chinese, and exactly therefore I know the truth and geography of that area clearer than you are.
@thundore@Electroversenet If you believe China could do any construction at that high altitude and especially within Nepal's territory, I suppose in your mind China is as powerful as your god.
@SharonC69063882@Electroversenet There's no dam but a port...can you fact-check before speak out loudly? How is it possible to build a dam in that narrow valley surrounding by high mountains. It's just a port and road connecting 2 countries.
@BattaKashmiri No, we understand the port was the first human construction that hit by the flood, everything was smashed in a second and flew to downstream, the mud covered there may scale 20 meters. Be kind and clever enough to deny rumors.
@KellyBu11709460@larry_mcwethy The so called "dam" in this video is so misleading, some one less clever would have thought there's a real dam... It's simply a natural disaster and China is one of the victims.