Glacial Collapse Kills 160 in Nepal, Nearly 1,500 Missing

Glacial Collapse Kills 160 in Nepal, Nearly 1,500 Missing

A glacial collapse sent mud and rock crashing into Nepal's Bhote Koshi River from the Chinese side on August 26, devastating Rasuwa district near Tibet. At least 160 are dead; Reuters reports nearly 1,500 — including over 700 foreigners — missing across both countries. Nepal has deployed helicopters and security forces, but steep terrain, heavy sediment, and monsoon rains are blocking rescue access.

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