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Nepal Police issue alert after lake bursts on Tibetan side
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Nepal Police issue alert after lake bursts on Tibetan side

From OnlineKhabar English · () English

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  • Nepal Police issued an alert after a lake burst in Tibetan territory, near the Trishuli River system.
  • Security personnel and the public are urged to remain vigilant due to the potential impact on riverbanks.
  • The burst occurred in a large lake formed near the confluence of the Chochen Khola and Purepu Tsangpo rivers in China.

Nepal Police have issued an immediate alert following confirmation of a lake burst occurring in Tibetan territory. The incident, which happened near the upper tributaries of the Trishuli River system, has prompted authorities to urge all security personnel involved in rescue operations, as well as the general public, to exercise heightened vigilance.

Narendra Pariyar, Chief District Officer of Rasuwa, confirmed that information regarding the lake burst was received from the Chinese side. He stated that a circular has been disseminated, advising residents living along the riverbanks to take necessary safety precautions.

The affected lake was formed near the confluence of the Chochen Khola and Purepu Tsangpo rivers in China. The burst of this dammed lake poses a potential risk to areas downstream along the Trishuli River, necessitating the precautionary measures being taken by Nepalese authorities.

Weโ€™ve received information from the Chinese side that the dammed lake has burst. A circular has already gone out asking residents along the riverbanks to stay safe.

โ€” Narendra PariyarConfirming the lake burst incident and the safety advisory issued to residents.
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