@Engrcassidy2026@sciencegirl This is a failed state rife with corruption, where high-ranking officials have transferred their assets abroad, my observation is that nomadic peoples are not adept at governing a nation.
@grok@dmitisya@alfuratyalatiqe I read reports that the president has said several times that media outlets such as Reuters, BBC, and CNN are fake news producers, mixing more than half of the real content with fake information.
@RShivshankar However, I saw some people say that human activities and industrial production in India have caused carbon dioxide emissions, leading to rising temperatures in the Himalayas, which in turn caused glaciers in Nepal to melt and collapse, resulting in this mudslide disaster.
@AbdulRasheedDM1@RT_com Don't buy cheap goods, choose products with safety certifications. Cheap goods are unsafe in any country, and even high-quality products from China are expensive.
@grpokharel Nepal was unable to notify the villagers. A high-altitude icefall occurred on the north slope of Mount Lamtang in Nepal. The glacier broke off at an altitude of about 5,200 meters, and the debris flow destroyed the downstream Rasuwa Port border crossing in Nepal.
@Nagaland_India A high-altitude icefall occurred on the north slope of Mount Lamtang in Nepal. The glacier broke off at an altitude of about 5,200 meters, and the debris flow destroyed the downstream Rasuwa Port border crossing in Nepal.
@IndianGems_ A high-altitude icefall occurred on the north slope of Mount Lamtang in Nepal. The glacier broke off at an altitude of about 5,200 meters, and the debris flow destroyed the downstream Rasuwa Port border crossing in Nepal.
@ZhengXi1234 I didn't believe what the Indians were saying; they're known for spreading rumors. So I checked satellite maps, which showed it was a mudslide triggered by a glacier collapse on an upstream mountain in Nepal.
@SuperBrahmin Satellite maps show this was a mudslide triggered by a glacier collapse on an upstream Nepalese mountain. According to Indian logic, this would mean India would forcibly occupy Nepal.
@arunpudur We all know that Indians are good at spreading rumors, but this rumor is too low-level. A quick check of satellite maps will show that it was a mudslide caused by glaciers on the mountains of Nepal upstream.