Floods kill 165 across Nepal Tibet border

The terrifying floods and landslides along the border between Nepal and Tibet have resulted in at least 165 deaths, with hundreds more still missing, most of them foreigners. The glacier collapse triggered by an earthquake measuring 5.2 magnitude led to widespread landslides and massive floods, with the number of missing in Nepal reaching 826. Overall, the toll of victims on both sides has risen to 165 deaths and 1,384 missing persons. The event caused extensive damage, including flooding of buildings, shores, and populated areas, highlighting the danger of natural disasters caused by glacial collapses and climate change.

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