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Nepalese police have warned of a potential flooding after a lake in the Tibet region, near the border with China, broke its banks. This was caused by an ice mass collapse that resulted in devastating floods two days ago, killing approximately 472 people and leaving more than 1,400 missing. Rescue teams are working to save hundreds of people, while China has suspended its rescue operations for fear of a new water surge. The collapse flooded towns and trapped many residents and tourists, amid growing risks linked to climate change and glacial melting.
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