In Brief
- Massive flash flood engulfed areas in Tibet and Nepal's Rasuwa district.
- Video footage shows the flood's rapid surge causing extensive damage.
- Flood originated from Gyirong Port in Tibet, moving along Bhote Koshi River.
- Destruction includes people, vehicles, and buildings caught in the flood path.
A severe flash flood was recorded moving through Gyirong Port in Tibet, as shown by CCTV footage. The floodwaters surged rapidly, crossing the border into Nepal's Rasuwa district. Authorities reported widespread destruction along the Bhote Koshi River, with people, buses, and buildings engulfed by the torrent.
The incident highlights the vulnerability of border regions to sudden natural disasters caused by extreme weather or glacial activities. Nepal’s disaster management teams are assessing the situation and coordinating relief efforts.
Officials continue to monitor the Bhote Koshi River's water level to provide timely warnings and prevent further casualties.
