Stop Glacier Loss
Summary
Massive flooding in the Bhotekoshi has devastated riverside communities across four districts in central Nepal after a glacier collapse in the high Himalayas. Rescue operations continue amid difficult weather and terrain, while the disaster has intensified calls for stronger cryosphere protection and climate policy.
Key Points
- The Bhotekoshi flood has left more than 1,000 people dead or missing and severely damaged riverside communities in central Nepal.
- Rescue and relief operations are underway in difficult conditions, with support from Nepali, Indian and Chinese teams.
- Home Minister Sudan Gurung said foreign rescue teams were not barred and that tunnel search efforts would continue.
- The disaster has prompted debate over adding cryosphere protection to Nepal’s national security and climate policy.
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