Nepal’s mudslide wiped out areas of eastern China, army helps search
Summary
China sent hundreds of soldiers to Gyirong, a town near the border in Tibet, after a landslide caused by ice, mud, and rocks falling into a mountain river triggered a severe flash flood. The disaster has led to search and rescue efforts by the military.Key Facts
- A landslide occurred in Gyirong, Tibet, caused by a wall of ice, mud, and rocks collapsing into a river.
- The landslide triggered a powerful flash flood in the area.
- Hundreds of Chinese military personnel were sent to help with rescue and recovery.
- The event happened on a Thursday.
- The disaster affected eastern China near the Nepal border.
- Search and rescue operations are ongoing with military support.
- The information was reported by Al Jazeera from Beijing.
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