- Flash floods swept through communities in Nepal.
- Mud and rock collapse caused devastating flash flooding in St George, Nepal.
- Flash flood devastated the Himalayan border region, marked by a rapid rise in the Trishuli River.
- Flash flood surged into the Trishuli river system, leading to missing tourists and reported deaths in Gyirong County.
Glacier collapse caused flash flooding in the border area, resulting in missing German tourists in Gyirong County, Nepal.
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Updated Aug 27
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What happened
Glacier collapse caused flash flooding in the border area, resulting in missing German tourists in Gyirong County, Nepal.
Who's involved
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Part of
Flash flood surged into the Trishuli river system, leading to missing tourists and reported deaths in Gyirong County.Also in this story
- Bulgarian tourists were in the Tibet Autonomous Region as India reported the largest number of missing nationals in Nepal.
- The Trishuli River caused a massive flash flood in Nuwakot District, Nepal.
The entities involved
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Nepal
country in South Asia
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Gyirong County
county in Shigatse, Tibet, China
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Related events
- Flash floods caused widespread ruin in Nuwakot district, and the Nepal Tourism Board provided preliminary records of missing travelers.
- Missing travelers reported during Yatra amid flash floods in Rasuwa, Nepal.
- Glacier collapse caused flash flooding involving Finland and Nepal.
- Flash floods occurred in the border area near Gyirong County, China, with reports of missing Canadian, Australian, and Indian nationals.
- Flash floods impacted tourists from Lithuania in Nepal, with Indian tourists among the missing.