Nepal Flood Disaster: China Releases Shocking 3D Images Show Flood In Lhende River| Dr. Manish Kumar
A severe natural disaster struck the Nepal-China border region following a massive snow and rock landslide. The catastrophic event triggered sudden and violent flash floods in the Lande and Trishuli rivers, causing widespread concern and destruction. According to reports and analysis by experts like Dr. Manish Kumar, the overwhelming force of the floodwaters washed away a Chinese administrative office located near the crucial Rasuwagadhi border crossing. In response to the unfolding crisis, Chinese authorities have released striking 3D satellite and imaging data to illustrate the magnitude of the disaster along the Lhende river basin. Local authorities are closely monitoring the situation as the risk of further hydrological disruptions remains high in the vulnerable mountainous terrain, threatening infrastructure and settlements along the riverbanks.
A snow and rock landslide on the Nepal-China border triggered flash floods in the Lande and Trishuli rivers, washing away a Chinese office near the Rasuwagadhi border crossing. As floodwaters travel downstream into the Gandak River, local authorities and NDRF teams in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh have been put on high alert to monitor rising water levels. India dispatchs relief materials, NDRF personnel, and medical and engineering support to assist Nepal with rescue and recovery efforts.
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