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नेपालको हिमनदी भत्किएपछि चीनमा पहिरो गएको बीजिंगको दाबी

नेपालको हिमनदी भत्किएपछि चीनमा पहिरो गएको बीजिंगको दाबी

Published about 15 hours ago

According to the Chinese Foreign Ministry, a preliminary assessment by experts from China and Nepal indicates that a massive landslide in Gyirong County, Xizang Autonomous Region, was triggered by a glacier collapse on the Nepali side of the border. The disaster, which struck on Wednesday morning, sent a destructive wave of mud, rock, and ice rushing down to the Gyirong Port. Search and rescue operations have been significantly intensified in the affected region. As of the latest updates, the death toll in China has risen to seven, while 554 individuals remain missing. Authorities have deployed large numbers of security personnel, rescue workers, and technical teams to conduct search operations and evacuate stranded tourists and local residents to safety. Both nations are maintaining close diplomatic contact and verifying further details regarding the incident.

Nagarik News
Global Support Pours In for Flood-Hit Nepal

Global Support Pours In for Flood-Hit Nepal

Published about 16 hours ago

Following the devastating floods in regions like Bhotekoshi and Rasuwa in Nepal, the international community has extended strong support for rescue, relief, and reconstruction efforts. India has taken the lead by sending approximately 60 metric tons of relief materials across three phases, alongside offering specialized tunnel rescue and medical teams. Meanwhile, leaders from around the globe, including US President Donald Trump, Chinese authorities, and leaders from the UK, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh, have expressed deep condolences and pledged significant humanitarian assistance and financial aid, such as Sri Lanka's announcement of 1 million dollars. Although foreign rescue teams have not yet been deployed since domestic security forces are handling operations, Nepal has received overwhelming solidarity during this severe crisis.

Annapurna Post
Norway's King Harald V Dies at 89, Crown Prince Haakon Ascends Throne

Norway's King Harald V Dies at 89, Crown Prince Haakon Ascends Throne

Published 1 day ago

King Harald V of Norway passed away at the age of 89 on Friday morning at 6:35 AM at the Oslo University Hospital, according to the royal palace. He had been receiving treatment for hemolytic anemia since August 17 and had faced various health issues in recent years. Following his death, his 53-year-old son, Crown Prince Haakon, automatically becomes the new King of Norway. King Harald, who ascended the throne in 1991, was widely admired for his simple lifestyle and inclusive approach. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre cancelled his official visit to Germany following the King's deteriorating health. The royal family has also recently faced scrutiny due to health issues and controversies involving family members. Citizens have been gathering at the palace to pay their respects as national flags fly at half-mast.

Online Khabar
Glacial Lake Bursts in Tibet, Alert Issued in Nepal

Glacial Lake Bursts in Tibet, Alert Issued in Nepal

Published 1 day ago

A glacial lake outburst in Tibet has prompted authorities in Nepal to issue a high-level alert. Published by Ujyaalo Network, the urgent advisory warns residents living near river basins to exercise extreme caution due to potential flooding risks stemming from the incident across the border. While specific details regarding the exact location and scale of the lake breach remain limited in this initial broadcast, disaster management agencies are closely monitoring water levels and urging communities in vulnerable downstream areas to stay vigilant and prepared for possible emergency evacuations.

Ujyaalo Network
Rescued Indian Pilgrims Return Home, Jaishankar Thanks Nepal

Rescued Indian Pilgrims Return Home, Jaishankar Thanks Nepal

Published 1 day ago

Twenty-one Indian pilgrims rescued from a devastating flood in Rasuwa, Nepal, have successfully returned home to India on Friday. Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar welcomed the returnees in New Delhi, where they shared their harrowing rescue experiences. Minister Jaishankar expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Government of Nepal and specifically thanked the security personnel involved in the critical rescue operations. Following the Rasuwa floods, a total of 121 foreign nationals have been rescued so far, including 85 Indian citizens. However, out of 178 Indian pilgrims who went missing after the disaster, rescue efforts and searches for the remaining missing individuals are still ongoing.

Annapurna Post
India and China Aid Nepal After Devastating Floods

India and China Aid Nepal After Devastating Floods

Published 1 day ago

Following a devastating flood in Nepal that left over 359 dead and hundreds missing—including numerous Indian and Chinese nationals—both India and China have stepped up with significant humanitarian assistance and rescue coordination. India dispatched multiple flights carrying over 47 tons of HADR materials, medicines, and food packets, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured full support to Nepali Prime Minister Balendra Shah. Indian disaster response forces remain on high alert near the border. Meanwhile, Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered all-out search and rescue efforts, with Ambassador Zhang Maoming confirming emergency supplies and economic aid coordination despite damages on the Chinese side of the border. Both regional superpowers are working closely with Nepali authorities to manage the crisis, address missing persons, and monitor ongoing flood risks along major rivers like the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli.

BBC Nepali
Bhote Koshi Flood: 558 Missing in China

Bhote Koshi Flood: 558 Missing in China

Published 2 days ago

A massive flood and landslide originating in the Bhote Koshi River near the Nepal-China border struck the Gyirong Port area in China's Xizang Autonomous Region on Wednesday morning, leaving 558 people missing, including 260 foreign nationals. Chinese authorities have confirmed three deaths and two rescues by Thursday morning. In response, China has launched a large-scale rescue operation involving the People's Liberation Army (PLA), helicopters, engineering teams, and emergency relief supplies. Rescue efforts are being severely hindered by continuous rainfall, difficult high-altitude terrain, and blocked communication lines. Meanwhile, the disaster has also caused catastrophic impacts on the Nepal side, with reports indicating 826 missing and 177 bodies recovered.

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