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This flood is presumed to have occurred when the mud from the August flood temporarily blocked the Budi Gandaki River and then collapsed, unable to withstand the water pressure. Previously, on August 26, at least 1,497 people died and 5,804 went missing due to massive flooding in the Himalayan mountainous region on the border between Nepal and China.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) On the 11th (local time), a flash flood caused by a landslide occurred in the Budi Gandaki River in the Gorkha region of Gandaki Province, central Nepal.
According to Nepalese authorities, at around 5:55 a.m. on this day, at least five residents went missing and about 10 houses were lost as torrents along the river flooded the surrounding area. Additionally, four bridges and some construction equipment at a local hydroelectric power plant were damaged.
Previously, on August 26, at least 1,497 people died and 5,804 went missing due to massive flooding in the Himalayan mountainous region on the border between Nepal and China.
This flood is believed to have occurred when soil and sand that flowed in during the great flood in August temporarily blocked the Gandaki River, but could not withstand the water pressure and collapsed. Take a look at the video.
Produced by: Ryu Jae-gap, Shin Tae-hee
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