Nepal-China Glacier Collapse Video Reveals Site
A recent video on social media captured the moment a large section of a glacier collapsed near the summit of Langtang Lirung on the border between Nepal and China. The event was triggered by an ice break and a landslide, resulting in widespread destruction. The disaster caused a rapid flow of water, ice, and rocks at an estimated speed of 193 kilometers per hour over a distance of 22 kilometers, destroying a significant part of a main river in Nepal. Many bridges and roads were also damaged, with over 1,000 people reported missing so far. The collapse is considered one of the most powerful geological events recorded, and it was reported as a 4.4-magnitude earthquake.
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