Nepal’s Deadly Himalayan Tsunami: Climate Change, Glacier Retreat or Natural Geology — What Caused It?
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FURKE KHOLA. Nepal is gathering efforts to get aid to residents isolated after the tsunami disaster. More than 40 bridges were washed away and several sections of the country's most important road, which connects the capital Kathmandu with India, have been destroyed by landslides. The halted traffic risks having long-term consequences.
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AlKhaleej TodayNepal’s deadly Himalayan tsunami: Climate change, glacier retreat or natural geology — what caused it?
KATHMANDU, Sept 4 — Nepal is reeling from a deadly Himalayan glacial mountain collapse on the border with China that has killed more than 1,300 people and left upwards of 5,600...
Experts explain: Nepal's 'Himalayan tsunami': what we know
Angel Exposito has addressed in COPE's 'La Lanterna' the serious natural tragedy that occurred in the Himalayas, where the collapse of a large mass of ice has triggered a colossal flood in Nepal. The catastrophe has caused more than 1000 people to die and around 5000 disappeared, after having been razed with extreme force, towns, buildings, dams, bridges and filling the passage of this torrential flood with large masses of mud, rocks and water.T…
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