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Disaster struck Nepal again Oct 11 as a torrent of mud, rocks and debris tore through villages in Nepal’s Himalayan foothills. Dozens of homes and several bridges were swept away and at least five people are reported to be missing.
45 houses were swept away, with the flood also damaging three hydropower projects and four bridges. Floodwaters also damaged the construction site and equipment of the under-construction 341-megawatt Budhi Gandaki hydropower project, along with electricity and telecommunications infrastructure.
The disaster comes as Nepal continues to grapple with the aftermath of deadly flooding in August, which killed more than 1,400 people and over 5000 missing. VIDEO: Nepal Hit Again by Devastating Flash Floods
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Oct 13, 2026 report continues:
The flash flood struck the Budhi Gandaki River, a tributary of the Trishuli River in Gorkha district, around 100 kilometres west of Kathmandu. Preliminary assessments by Nepal’s disaster authorities and the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development suggest that a landslide blocked the river upstream, creating a temporary barrier that later gave way and unleashed a sudden surge downstream.
The precise cause is still being assessed.
[global warming melted glaciers worldwide -ke]
Authorities issued mobile phone alerts and urged residents downstream, including those along the Trishuli and Narayani river systems, to move to safer areas. The Nepali Army rescued 95 people, including nine foreign nationals. According to Nepal’s disaster management authority, 437 security personnel had been mobilised for rescue operations as of Sunday.
Another Disaster struck Nepal as a torrent of mud, rocks and debris tore through villages in Nepal’s Himalayan foothills on Sunday, October 11.
Dozens of homes and several bridges were swept away and at least five people are reported to be missing.
The flash flood struck the Budhi Gandaki River, a tributary of the Trishuli River in Gorkha district, around 100 kilometres west of Kathmandu.
Authorities issued mobile phone alerts and urged residents downstream, including those along the Trishuli and Narayani river systems, to move to safer areas. The Nepali Army rescued 95 people, including nine foreign nationals. According to Nepal’s disaster management authority, 437 security personnel had been mobilised for rescue operations as of Sunday.
The disaster comes as Nepal continues to grapple with the aftermath of deadly flooding in August, which killed more than 1,400 people and over 5000 missing.
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Residents living along the Budhi Gandaki River in north-central Nepal were evacuated after a flash flood struck the region, damaging homes and other structures. Nepal's disaster management authorities moved villagers to safer areas and urged communities downstream to remain on alert as floodwaters surged through the river system. Emergency teams continue to monitor the situation closely. There were no immediate reports of casualties. Officials are investigating the cause of the sudden flooding, which affected the Budhi Gandaki River, a major waterway that later merges with the Trishuli River near Kathmandu. VIDEO: Nepal Flood Alert: Flash Flood Forces Evacuations As Budhi Gandaki River Swells Oct 11, 2026 NDTV is India's Trusted News Broadcaster on YT since 2006 Video is at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJUI-8ma3ls
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Actually, it's global warming melting the ice caps and glaciers everywhere -ke
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Chaos in Las Condes, Chile, near Santiago: flooding and landslides. Cars swept away, mud everywhere. Devastating floods and mudslides have damaged buildings and vehicles in a district of the Chilean capital, situated at the foothills of the Andes Mountains.
The disaster hit the Las Condes commune hardest, particularly the San Carlos de Apoquindo area.
Vital routes such as General Blanche Road, Quebrada Honda, Avenida La Plaza, and Camino El Alba were completely paralyzed after the asphalt was torn up and buried under landslide debris.
VIDEO: Chaos, Flooding and Landslides in Chile! Cars Swept Away in Las Condes, Mud Everywherefrom IDH Weather News- This channel publishes about natural disasters and weather in the world every day, from United Kingdom
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Screenshots don't do justice to this video where often footage shows vehicles streaming backwards on road bumping into each other; you can't catch it with a screenshot.
Vehicles flow downhill like a horizontal waterfall
Heating Planet Blog, documenting weather events of late 2026 as they prove everything climate scientists predicted since the 1970s is now coming true, only faster. Burning fossil fuel is making Earth hotter
Heating Planet Blog, documenting weather events of late 2026 as they prove everything climate scientists predicted since the 1970s is now coming true, only faster. Burning fossil fuel is heating Earth [global warming climate change]
Oct 10, 2026 Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida, bringing destructive winds, dangerous storm surge, widespread power outages, and major flooding across the Gulf Coast. More than 660,000 customers have lost power, while the flood threat is now shifting inland toward the Florida Big Bend, southern Georgia, and Alabama. A Level 4 High Risk for excessive rainfall was issued in some areas, with significant flash flooding possible. "In this update, we break down the latest impacts, flooding threats, power outages, tornado risk, and where Isaias is heading next."
VIDEO: Hurricane Isaias Slams Florida | 660,000+ Without Power as High-Risk Flash Flooding Moves InlandWeather Alert USA : breaking weather alerts, storm tracking, and forecast updates across the United States from.United States on YT since Dec 31, 2024 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2861pwebDU&t=499s
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The planet is attacking back again, this time hitting the cars - ke blogger
Heating Planet blog, documenting climate events in late 2026, as they prove that what scientists have been saying all along was true. Planet Earth is heating too fast.
