NEPAL FLASH FLOOD LIVE: Chinese Embassy in Nepal Calls Nepal 'Dam Collapse' Claim 'Fake News'

Nepal’s devastating flash floods have triggered a dispute over what caused the disaster, with the Chinese Embassy in Nepal rejecting claims that a dam collapse on the Chinese side caused the deadly floods. Beijing has called the allegation “fake news,” saying a glacier collapse or earthquake-like event occurred on the Nepali side on August 26 and triggered massive mudslides and debris flows across the Nepal-China border. The embassy also rejected allegations that China failed to provide an early warning to Nepal. Independent reporting and US Geological Survey analysis indicate that a glacier collapse and debris flow triggered the disaster, rather than a conventional dam failure. Meanwhile, authorities continue monitoring a newly formed barrier lake for further flooding risks.

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