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The series of events behind the devastating Nepal flood begins with a landslide caused by a chunk of ice breaking off from a glacier, leading to a wide breach that stretches 4 miles long and 3,000 feet wide on the slope below the site. Falling rocks and ice caused the water to rush rapidly into the river, resulting in catastrophic flooding. Studies indicate that the collapse helps to understand how such natural disasters can trigger devastating floods in the region.
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