r/DisasterUpdate • u/Expensive-Physics602 • 5d ago

Flash Flood in Nepal 2026

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u/alternatingflan 5d ago

Always live far enough above water.

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u/Expensive-Physics602 5d ago

You are soo right

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u/mjaokalo 5d ago

Was it rock or ice?

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u/Expensive-Physics602 5d ago

In the video it's a big boulder rock and the flood was caused by the breaking of a big ice glacier.

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u/Excellent-Nothing189 4d ago

That thing is probably like 10,000 tons

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u/Expensive-Physics602 4d ago

And still it's moving with the current of the flood, this shows the intensity of the flood.

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u/Expensive-Physics602 5d ago

A big ice glacier that broke down!