Nepal flood disaster reconstructed minute by minute
Summary
New satellite images and video analysis show that deadly floods in Nepal started when part of a glacier near the China border broke off. This caused a fast-moving flow of rocks and water that destroyed areas over 80 kilometers. Officials say the disaster may continue because a new lake upstream is spilling over.Key Facts
- A glacier near the border between Nepal and China collapsed.
- The collapse triggered a debris flow moving at up to 150 km/h (about 93 mph).
- The flood affected communities along more than 80 kilometers of the river.
- Scientists are working to understand the exact chain of events causing the flood.
- Authorities warn that the disaster might worsen due to an overflowing new lake upstream.
- Rescue teams are searching for people missing after the floods.
- The disaster has caused significant damage and loss in Nepal and nearby regions.
- Relief and aid efforts are being carried out to help affected communities.
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