Nepal/Tibet floods and mudslides
Nepal/Tibet floods and mudslides
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LRDefender

786 posts

37 months

Wednesday 26th August
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I've just seen some images of this and checked out Auntie....

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c6y8mjmnpxv0t

Looks absolutely terrifying and my thoughts go out to all those affected by this. Hopefully the Chinese and Nepalese rescue services get to the areas affected without delay and assist those folks that need help.

JoshSm

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5,044 posts

66 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Difficult to comprehend the scale and energy involved in these, the videos of some of it happening are nearly unbelievable.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/08/26/...

Deathtoll has to be huge, not much you could do given the scale and speed.

JoshSm

Original Poster:

5,044 posts

66 months

Wednesday 26th August
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The CCTV footage of it happening is apocalyptic.

Zetec-S

6,887 posts

122 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Jeez those first two clips... cry

miniman

30,045 posts

291 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Zetec-S said:
Jeez those first two clips... cry
Totally frown First one looks like a model for film special effects.

Hippea

3,859 posts

98 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Gosh, that clip looks like something out of a disaster movie!

jimmyjimjim

8,282 posts

267 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Bloody hell.

scenario8

7,946 posts

208 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Shows how tiny and insignificant we are when nature flexes itself.

A terrible human tragedy for thousands of the dead, injured and survivors. What a desperate situation for them.

There’s plenty to be said for the fluke of being born in a relatively benign area (like the UK).

Zetec-S

6,887 posts

122 months

Wednesday 26th August
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scenario8 said:
There s plenty to be said for the fluke of being born in a relatively benign area (like the UK).
Yep, we always like to complain about the weather, but in comparison to a lot of the world we don't really get "weather".

(I know talk is that this was possibly triggered by an earthquake, but my point still stands, we are pretty lucky when it comes to this sort of thing, we don't get hit on the same scale)

fooman

1,225 posts

93 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Multi-story buildings being washed away by a tide of rubble, it looks like nuke levels of destruction.

Jasandjules

72,596 posts

258 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Mother nature shows her power.


Blackpuddin

19,434 posts

234 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Christ almighty

dirty boy

14,859 posts

238 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Had a nose on X.com and even in the videos i've seen, there's got to be more deaths than the official number. Harrowing stuff.


swisstoni

23,964 posts

308 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Unbelievable video. I wasn't prepared for that.

Tom8

6,368 posts

183 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Wow, terrifying! No chance to prepare for that happening!

gotoPzero

20,704 posts

218 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Even if you ran up a hill you were not surviving that. 44 tonne lorries thrown around like toys.

gregs656

12,355 posts

210 months

Wednesday 26th August
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The clips are horrifying.

LM240

5,674 posts

247 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Terrifying stuff with the speed and energy that swept through.

Death toll will be very high and numbers this early are irrelevant. Will take weeks to know numbers.

Some of the videos, you know everyone you’ve seen in them is now gone.

g3org3y

22,463 posts

220 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Devastating. frown

Kitchski

6,551 posts

260 months

Wednesday 26th August
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Nature really does not fk about, does it?