In brief
A massive flash flood and mudslide swept across the Nepal‑Tibet border, instantly turning the region into a scene of devastation. 31 people have been confirmed dead and hundreds of tourists are missing amid the chaos. BBC‑edited video clips, opened with white flashes to protect viewers from distressing imagery, capture the torrent’s destructive force on bridges and the frantic scramble of survivors for cover. The footage is part of a broader live coverage that offers continuous updates on the disaster.
Video Captures Massive Flash Flood at Nepal‑Tibet Border
BBC footage shows the moment a deadly massive flash flood and mudslide hit the Nepal‑Tibet border, turning the area into a chaotic, water‑laden disaster site.
At least 31 people have been killed, and hundreds of tourists have gone missing in the aftermath of the deluge.
The first two video clips have been edited by the BBC with white flashes to prevent viewers from experiencing distressing content. Other clips reveal bridges being torn apart by the floodwater as people run to find cover.
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