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Dig Tsho – a lake situated high in the Himalayas in eastern Nepal – burst its natural dam above the small town of Thame and sent 5 million cubic metres of water crashing down through the valleys below. Houses, bridges and a newly constructed $3 million (€2.66 million) dam were all destroyed by the burst. There were reports that three people were killed as well as livestock and many hectares of valuable land were lost to the flood.
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वैज्ञानिकहरूले अन्नपूर्ण, लाङटाङ र खुम्बु क्षेत्रका हिमनदी (ग्ल्यासियर) सुक्दै गएको निष्कर्ष निकालेका बेला भर्खरै सकिएको अध्ययनले चीनको तिब्बत स्वायत्त क्षेत्र ...
Pakistan has glaciers more than anywhere except in the polar region (North and South Pole). The country’s northern part Gilgit ...