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On August 26, a sudden flood in Nepal resulted in the loss of eight lives and caused significant destruction to roads, bridges, and power infrastructure close to the Tibet border. Although rescue helicopters were dispatched to the impacted regions, elevated water levels hindered their ability to land in Syapru Besi and Timure. The energy ministry of Nepal reported that 430 megawatts of electricity generation were disrupted, which accounts for over 12% of the nation's 3.2-gigawatt hydropower output. Additionally, China faced severe injuries and missing individuals due to a mudslide in the Gyirong border vicinity. Officials are advising those living near rivers to relocate to more secure areas as rescue operations are underway.
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00:00A flash flood in Nepal has killed eight people and damaged roads, bridges, and power projects.
00:05The flooding struck areas near the Tibet border, including Rasuwa and the Ding districts.
00:11Rescue helicopters were deployed, but high water initially prevented them from landing.
00:16Officials warned that more casualties and property damage could be reported as conditions develop.
00:21Residents living along the Potei Koshi River were urged to move to higher, safer ground.
00:26Nepal's prime minister ordered police and military teams to join rescue and relief operations.
00:32The flooding also disrupted Nepal's electricity supply, mainly affecting hydroelectric projects.
00:39Authorities said 430 megawatts of electricity supplies were affected, more than 12 percent of national hydropower capacity.
00:47Across the border, China reported major casualties and missing people after a mudslide hit the Girong area.
00:53Rescue efforts and monitoring continue as authorities warn of further flooding and secondary disasters.
00:59Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools, AI-generated.

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