Nepal, floods and Tibet
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Terrifying new videos show the devastating force of the Nepal-Tibet glacier collapse, as a massive wall of water, mud, rocks and debris races through Himalayan valleys. People are seen scrambling for safety as buildings are engulfed,
Flash floods hit Himalayan mountain towns and villages, sweeping away vehicles, bridges and even buildings as people fled in terror.
Hours after a deadly flash flood inundated the Nepal-Tibet border, killing hundreds, social media posts circulated a video purporting to show the disaster unfolding. The clip contains visual anomalies commonly found in AI-generated footage.
More shocking visuals have appeared on social media related to Nepal flash flood. In one of the visuals from the Rasuwa Hydropower Project, its show the Nepal Army rescuing two people alive after two days following the flash flood,
Survivors of the flash flooding in Nepal have been describing the moment their homes swept away in the landslide.
Does a real video show an F-16 drop a bomb on a dam, causing the floods in Nepal? No, that's not true: The video has been circulating on social media since May 2026, predating the Aug. 26, 2026,
Rescuers pulled out survivors caked in dark brown mud and helicopters lifted stranded people to safety Friday as Nepal and China raced to respond to catastrophic flash floods that killed more than 500 people and left more than 1,
The number of people missing in China's Tibet after a Nepal mudslide disaster has risen to 558 including 260 foreign nationals, Chinese state broadcaster CCTV reported on Thursday, as authorities flagged more geological risk upstream.