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Tibet Mudslide Engulfs Complex at China’s Gateway to Nepal

A mudslide in Tibet has buried a complex near China’s border with Nepal, as a barrier lake threatens to breach.

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Source diversity sample: China Daily · news.cgtn.com · Global Times · TodayPress.tv · AKIpress News Agency · Ratopati · The Telegraph · The New York Times.

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The story so far

A mudslide in Tibet has buried a complex near China’s border with Nepal. The New York Times notes that China’s information control could hamper rescue efforts.

The Times of India and Global Times both report that a barrier lake has formed at the confluence of Nepal’s rivers, posing a high risk of breach over the next three days. The Nepalese Prime Minister has called for action from India and China, noting that the three countries share a mountain system.

The exact number of casualties is not yet known. The extent of the damage to the complex is also not yet known.

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The obvious questions

What caused the mudslide in Tibet?

The mudslide was caused by flash floods in the region.

What is the risk posed by the barrier lake?

The barrier lake poses a high risk of breach over the next three days.

What is the Nepalese Prime Minister's response to the mudslide?

The Nepalese Prime Minister has called for action from India and China, noting that the three countries share a mountain system.

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