O desastre provocado pelo colapso de uma geleira na fronteira entre China e Nepal já deixou pelo menos 1.273 mortos e quase 4.800 desaparecidos, oito dias depois da tragédia. As equipes de resgate continuam as buscas em meio às dificuldades para atender milhares de vítimas, enquanto o governo nepalês cobra ajuda internacional e defende que o desastre seja tratado também como uma questão de justiça climática. The Nepal Army installed a roughly 250-metre (820-foot) temporary cable crossing in Bidur, offering a precarious lifeline across the river after devastating floods swept away roads and bridges.
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