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A massive glacial collapse in the Himalayan region triggered catastrophic flash floods in Nepal and Tibet, resulting in at least 165 deaths and over 1,000 missing people, including hundreds of tourists. The collapse caused a large release of water, mud, and debris, damaging towns, bridges, and infrastructure along rivers and valleys. Rescue efforts are ongoing amid difficult conditions, with experts attributing the disaster to glacial melting and climate change in the region.
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