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Glacier may have triggered deadly Nepal Tibet flood
A glacial collapse triggered a deadly flash flood in Nepal and Tibet, causing at least 359 deaths and leaving nearly 1,000 people missing. The event originated from a glacier near Langtang Lirung mountain, releasing ice, rocks, and debris that swept through river systems and destroyed villages. Authorities warn of further flood risks due to a barrier lake formed after the collapse, prompting urgent rescue efforts and international aid.
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