
Devastating Nepal-Tibet Flash Flood Kills Nearly 470; Rescues Suspended Over Lake Risk
A catastrophic flash flood triggered by a landslide along the Nepal-Tibet border has killed nearly 470 people, forcing Chinese authorities to pause search-and-rescue operations due to fears of a secondary glacial lake outburst. Nepal has declined foreign aid teams while officials investigate the disaster's cause and warn of similar geological vulnerabilities.
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