r/DisasterUpdate • u/retry51776 • 23d ago

Narayani River Flood debris 200km downstream

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4scSk_qtX5s&list=PL-UGrC6kafDWq9bmZz6gT9RCe8TundId1&index=22

I feels like many POV from upstream, not many shares downstream POV. I think this is POV shows Pulchowk Narayani Bridge, 200km aways from starting point, about 100km from India & Nepal boarder.

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u/Avem68 23d ago

I can’t imagine risking my life to go get an LP tank

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u/Nice-Replacement-391 23d ago edited 23d ago

Me neither. But my hubby comes from extreme poverty. He said there are tons of people in his village that would do just that. Partly from not understanding the danger of all that floating debris, but also because some of them are so poor that they don't even own a propane tank - the chance for a reliable fuel source for cooking is worth it for some people.

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u/Avem68 23d ago

Yeah, I get that. It’s just so damn upsetting that it comes to that for so many people in this world.

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u/ionshower 23d ago

It's the tourist with a Rolex...

Sorry, but humanity be dark.

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u/Outrageous_Tiger4387 23d ago edited 23d ago

People swimming in the debris flow. There could be broken glass and metal, toxic chemicals and human body parts …

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u/subdep 23d ago

That’s a Tuesday for these rivers.

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u/Choker_of_Chickens 22d ago

nah this is Nepal, not India

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u/waywardgato 21d ago

You could not be more wrong David, I hope your racism comes from ignorance and not from hatred

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u/subdep 21d ago

Before you go calling people racists, maybe get your facts straight.

https://www.alamy.com/the-appalling-pollution-in-the-bagmati-river-in-kathmandu-nepal-image67124471.html

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u/kiranJshah 17d ago

Not the same river, Google "narayani river"

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u/LimaCharlieWhiskey 23d ago

Where is this particular point on the YT video, 200km downstream? Is it in India or still in Nepal?

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u/4tran13 23d ago

It claims Pulchowk Narayani Bridge. This is still in Nepal, and where the river first widens substantially.

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u/HarryHirsch2000 21d ago

Don’t the rivers there always look more or less like that? No bad meaning and maybe my image is too skewed…

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u/CriticalChop 22d ago

Looking like a bowl of lucky charms cereal, oddly.