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In this episode we examine the catastrophic ice-and-rock avalanche and flash flooding that struck the Nepal–Tibet border region. The discussion traces how a collapse on Langtang Lirung sent immense volumes of ice, rock, and debris into steep Himalayan valleys, temporarily damming a river before a powerful wall of water surged downstream, devastating communities, schools, roads, and hydropower infrastructure.
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