‘The Real Situation of Tibetans in the Flood Region Is Unknown’ – Member of Central Tibetan Administration
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Despite the difficulties, efforts to rescue the victims of the great flood on the border between Nepal and Tibet (autonomous region controlled by China) continue four days after the disaster, which left at least 682 dead and almost 3,000 missing. While images, testimonies and data circulate easily in Nepalese territory, journalists report that verified information on the situation on the Tibetan side has been scarcer by the restrictions imposed …
China's Dealing with the Disaster in the Tibet Region
A video shows a deadly flood at the border between Nepal and Tibet: people, buses and buildings are being carried away. While the world is shocked, China is censoring reports of the disaster.
Floods caused by the collapse of a giant glacier in the Himalayas devastated villages on the border of Nepal and China's Tibet.
Tibet Flood Deaths: Nepal has confirmed 616 deaths in the devastating floods along the Nepal-Tibet border, while China claims only seven deaths in Tibet. Limited information, restrictions on independent reporting, and questions about Chinese state media coverage have fueled an international debate about the true extent of damage and transparency in Tibet.
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