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Why Nepal is so susceptible to natural disasters

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'Like a bomb exploded': How a 2000 feet wide glacier triggered deadly Nepal floods

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| Outliers: A TOI+ series
The deadly flash floods that tore through Nepal’s Himalayan border region on Wednesday may have been triggered by a massive chunk of glacier breaking away high in the mountains and crashing into a river valley below. An initial analysis by geologists and glaciologists cited by The New York Times suggests the event was an ice avalanche — a sudden collapse in which a huge mass of ice falls from a glacier, generating a powerful surge of water, ice and debris.
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2012 Kathmandu earthquake, 2026 flash floods: Why Nepal is so susceptible to natural disasters

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Nepal is once again confronting the destructive force of nature, with flash floods sweeping through communities along the Bhote Koshi and other rivers, killing dozens and leaving hundreds missing. The disaster has devastated settlements, roads, bridges and hydropower infrastructure in northern Nepal, while a mudslide in Tibet has also caused deaths and left hundreds missing. Rescue operations have been complicated by swollen rivers, damaged roads and difficult mountain terrain.
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