thats the power of nature again
Nepal-Tibet Border Flood. Dozens dead, hundreds missing.
https://x.com/Top_Disaster/status/2092616751049851059
https://x.com/Top_Disaster/status/2092577314932752863
Hundreds missing, including foreign tourists, after flash flood on Nepal-Tibet border – latest updates https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2026/aug/26/nepal-tibet-himalayas-flash-floods-missing-foreign-tourists-latest-news-updates?CMP=share_btn_url
Nepal has the highest mountain in the world, and are susceptible to freezing glaciers... therefore terrible avalanches. What did they expect? No offense. This is one of the most disastrous events to take place in history. People genuinely need to stop building homes next to volcanoes and glaciers that cause massive rises in water levels. I would rehome on mountains like Appalachia, or move away after that. We have to love ourselves. My condolences to Nepal and all of the victims. Rip.
This is more than a flood, this is an avalanche! I hope people stopping homing near active volcanos and severe temperatures.
Say whatcha want, but the cameraman in that last segment had balls of steel.
Glaciers move and/or break, it's not unheard of. I don't understand why people put their homes near mountains, glaciers, on the beach, or on sea cliffs.
Soembody had to push flush on that smelly and filthy place. Just look at Mount Everest, dead bodies and garbage everywhere.
no ha habido victimas mortales, estan acostumbrados a flotar en el lodo
These fucking places and their water and mud problems. Holy shit. The place looks like crap and was already covered in shit all over. Now it's literally buried in it. Damn!
Check out other angles online (they'll probably be posted on YNC soon enough). Unbelievable destructive power. Death toll will skyrocket for sure.
South Asians are known for messing things up; it's part of their racial talent.
The force of water is truly remarkable. Can level a building in a second and wash it miles downstream.