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  1. Heavy rainfall in Nepal is feeding the Kosi and Gandak rivers, which are currently under close watch in the affected regions of Bihar, including Araria and Kishanganj.

Upstream flood events in Nepal are affecting Bihar, originating from a flash flood in Rasuwa district.

36 reports, 7 independent Updated Aug 31
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Upstream flood events in Nepal are affecting Bihar, originating from a flash flood in Rasuwa district.

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  1. Massive floods are occurring in the Kosi River basin, Bihar, following an ice-rock avalanche.Sub-event
  2. Downstream impacts of foreign floods affecting Bihar.Sub-event
  3. Flooding in Nepal is impacting Bihar through shared river systems, involving the Hindu Kush Himalaya region and ICIMOD.Sub-event
  4. The director of the Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeosciences is currently studying the flash floods that occurred in Rasuwa district.Sub-event
  5. USGS analyzed seismic signals from a landslide in Tibet, which caused a glacier collapse and subsequent flood in Nepal, leading to river flow into Bihar.Sub-event
  6. NDRF teams are deployed to Muzaffarpur, Bihar, following a surge in the Gandak River triggered by upstream flash floods in Nepal.Sub-event
  7. Flash flood from Rasuwa, Nepal, impacts Bihar.1 source

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Heavy rainfall in Nepal is feeding the Kosi and Gandak rivers, which are currently under close watch in the affected regions of Bihar, including Araria and Kishanganj.

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