- The trans-Himalayan region of Nepal borders the Tibetan plateau.
- A sudden surge from upstream causes flooding in the high mountain region shared by Tibet and Nepal.
Chief executive of Nepal's disaster authority noted increased water flow upstream from Tibet.
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Updated Aug 31
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Chief executive of Nepal's disaster authority noted increased water flow upstream from Tibet.
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Within The trans-Himalayan region of Nepal borders the Tibetan plateau.
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