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Mudslide disrupts major land port operations in Gyirong County, Nepal.

53 reports, 10 independent Updated Sep 6
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Mudslide disrupts major land port operations in Gyirong County, Nepal.

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  1. PLA personnel deployed for disaster relief in Gyirong County.Sub-event
  2. Mudslide affected the core operational zone of Gyirong Port.Sub-event
  3. A mudslide struck the port in Gyirong County, impacting Indian nationals.Sub-event
  4. New mudslide occurred at the China-Nepal border, triggering international disaster relief.1 source
  5. An earthquake occurred on August 1, 2026, leading to glacial collapse and subsequent floods in Gyirong County, Nepal.Sub-event
  6. A mudslide disaster in Nepal has caused heavy casualties and property losses.Sub-event
  7. Rescue helicopters were deployed by the Nepalese Army for operations in Gyirong County.Sub-event
  8. Mudslide in Gyirong County, Nepal, triggers emergency response involving Chinese state entities.1 source
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  1. Mudslide causes major land port disruption in Nepal.1 source
  2. NDRC earmarked recovery funds and MEM activated Level-II response following the mudslide.1 source
  3. Emergency response activated following mudslide in Gyirong County, Nepal.1 source

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