
David Fickling: Nepal’s flash floods show how climate change has turned world’s mountains into ticking time bombs
Severe monsoon rains and a glacier collapse triggered massive flooding in Nepal's Himalayan region, killing at least 584 people and leaving nearly 2,500 missing. International rescue teams are racing against time as debris dams threaten to burst, while experts warn climate change is turning mountain regions into disaster zones.
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David Fickling: Nepal’s flash floods show how climate change has turned world’s mountains into ticking time bombs
By David Fickling
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KATHMANDU/SEOUL, Aug. 29 (Yonhap) -- South Korean response teams in Nepal contin...
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