China’s Xinhua News Agency says mudslides caused by a glacial collapse in Tibet have left 558 people missing

The US Geological Survey has determined that a glacial collapse and debris flow, rather than an earthquake, triggered the catastrophic flooding along the Nepal-Tibet border. At least 160 people have died, while hundreds remain missing as rescue operations continue...

A deadly mudslide on the Nepal-Tibet border killed at least 160, leaving hundreds missing. Scientists investigate the cause, with a rock-ice avalanche blocking the Lhende river.

Nepali authorities have recovered 157 bodies, while Chinese officials reported three deaths after a mudslide struck a border hub in Tibet.

The authorities reported hundreds of people missing and at least 160 people killed in the border region of Nepal and Tibet, where an avalanche of mud, water, ice and rocks smashed down.

Deadly floods along the Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday highlighted the near-impossible task of predicting sudden landslides and mudflows in the Himalayas. Experts say the terrain can turn a blocked river into a devastating torrent within minutes, while climate change...

Early evidence suggests this was not an ordinary rain-driven flash flood. So what caused it?

Experts warned that a blockage remaining upstream could trigger another flood.

At least 160 people have died, while officials believe 340 foreign nationals from India, the US, UK, Australia, Malaysia and Ukraine among those missing. Follow the latest newsFlash floods on Nepal-Tibet border leave scores dead and hundreds missingTell us:...

Speaking to ANI on Thursday, she said, "Sadhguru-ji is with us. As soon as he received the information, he tried to go straight to the site. However, the government departments advised that it wouldn't be right to go there...