Satellite images reveal scale of flood devastation in Nepal villages
Summary
A glacier collapsed in Nepal, causing a deadly flash flood along the Trishuli River. Satellite images show widespread destruction of villages, bridges, and power stations, with over 550 people confirmed dead and hundreds missing.Key Facts
- The flash flood happened after a glacier collapse near the Nepal-Tibet border.
- More than 550 people have died, and many are still missing.
- Satellite images show entire villages and infrastructure washed away or buried in mud and debris.
- Key locations affected include Timure, Syapru Besi, and Trishuli town.
- A hydroelectric power station and several bridges were destroyed by the flood.
- The flood's path extended for many kilometers downstream along the river valley.
- Satellite pictures also revealed a barrier lake formed by the landslide debris, which could cause further flooding.
- Experts say the barrier lake currently has a drainage channel and is not growing significantly in size, but it remains a potential risk.
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