Glacial collapse triggers catastrophic flash flood in Nepal, leaving hundreds missing
A glacial collapse in the Himalayas unleashed a flash flood that devastated border areas of Nepal and Tibet, killing at least 165 people. Nearly 1,500 are missing, including many foreign tourists on pilgrimage. Rescue teams are working to locate survivors amid the destruction.
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