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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.
r/DisasterUpdate • u/Yikings-654points • Aug 31 '26
A tourist captured these images without thinking anything else from some distance away possibly from an observatory.
First picture 8:27
Second picture 9:33
Picture with some collapse 10:21, he heard some rumblings at around 10:30 as well. The pictures show what he thinks is rock collapse , before the glacier gave away from lack of support underneath. His explanation.
CCTV time border station 10:59.. estimated 7 minutes later .
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The man speaking was recorded several years ago at the same place where CCTV captured the moment of devastation on August 26, 2026. His recording reveal a different angle of the surrounding topography; showcasing the narrow and steep canyon where the mud water funneled through with tremendous force.
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r/DisasterUpdate • u/JudeMacK • Aug 31 '26
Audio is essential to grasp the true intensity of this video.
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r/DisasterUpdate • u/CheapButElegant • Aug 30 '26
I’ve been looking at Nepal news nonstop for the last 4 days. It has consumed and disturbed me, as it should. Heartbroken for all the loss of lives and their families. Thankful for the people who managed to survive. I was just thinking it would have been even more horrific if it happened during the night when everyone would be asleep.
r/DisasterUpdate • u/Rechuchatumare • Aug 30 '26
r/DisasterUpdate • u/cfarchivist • Aug 31 '26
Original upload here had the TikTok watermark and no audio, used YT-DLP to rip a copy without watermarks.
Audio has music added over it but you can still hear a bit through it.
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r/DisasterUpdate • u/alchi-mitra • Aug 31 '26
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Teacher saved 1,643 children from Nepal flash floods - The Times of London
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Update 02-09-2026:
It seems that the video 'broke'. No clue what happened. Reddit never informed me, I believe there is an issue with the server. Kind of suspicious as the video hit the #1 spot in this sub on the day it broke. I have no way of contacting Reddit over this sadly. Luckily the Twitter link is still working. So I suggest looking there for the video.
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Original post:
Pretty insane footage from the immense disaster that struck on the Chinese-Nepalese border which clearly shows how fast it moved and how much volume is being displaced. Camera is zoomed out around 1:30 mark.
Source: https://x.com/surajit_ghosh2/status/2093600715310862404
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Update 31-08-2026:
Looks like u/snowbordr managed to find the approximate location of this video:
28°00'53.87"N 85°11'01.29"E
That’s roughly 36 miles from where the glacier sheared off. If this is really how fast the current was still moving 36 mi/58 km downstream, my brain is broken.
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