This newly surfaced video shows the landslide that occurred just a few hours after the main glacier collapse.
The event formed a barrier lake that dammed the Lhende Khola River along the Nepal–Tibet border.
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A mudslide that flowed upstream — then came back. This on-site report from CCTV correspondent Xu Zhuoyang was filmed about 1 km from the Gyirong Port, on the China-Nepal border in Xizang. Look at the roadside stakes: they've all fallen toward the direction the mud came from — the opposite of what you'd expect. Local firefighters explained why: the mudslide first surged upstream from the port side, then, losing momentum at a certain height, flowed back down. The stakes were scoured twice. One small detail on the ground, and the whole force of the disaster becomes visible.
Absolutely terrifying. This was filmed by hydropower workers from their camp. They knew something was coming but they didn’t expect the terror that arrived.
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First media report from ground zero in Betrawati - the hardest-hit area.
A historic settlement at the confluence of the Trishuli and Falakhu rivers was swept away in an instant during the Bhote Koshi devastation. Here is what we found:
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Terrain analysis in the Nepal flood channel shows the flood surge may have been *500 METERS* high (1500 ft) in places, and 80 - 100m deep at the border crossing. #NepalFlood
Preliminary analysis using Landsat 9 images and SRTM Terrain data with a rough flood extent.
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Mayhem in Trishuli Bazar in Nuwakot district after the raging Trishuli River hit the crowded area.
The river pressure was so intense that the stream began to spiral in this zone, which means continuous damage.
Other than Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts, there are several other areas where reports of devastation have not come to light.
This isn’t a joke — drones used in wars must be deployed to find people in troublesome times struggling to survive.
Hard times for Nepal and Tibet. Prayers
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