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Satellite imagery reveals extensive devastation along Nepal's Trishuli River caused by a glacier collapse and subsequent flash flood. The flood destroyed villages, bridges, and hydroelectric facilities, killing over 550 people with hundreds missing. The disaster's origin was a large glacier break, forming a barrier lake that poses ongoing flood risks, while damage on the Tibetan side remains largely unverified.
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