Inundațiile catastrofale din Nepal și Tibet nu au fost provocate de cutremur. Ce a declanșat dezastrul?

Devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet were triggered by a glacier collapse in the Himalayas, leading to significant destruction and loss of life. Initial reports mistakenly identified the event as an earthquake, but it was later confirmed to be a glacier-related incident that caused water levels to rise dramatically. At least 273 people have died, with over 1,300 missing, including many foreign nationals. Rescue operations are hampered by extensive damage to infrastructure. Experts warn that climate change is increasing glacier instability, posing risks to local communities and resources.