Nepal to Rebuild Border Early-Warning System After Deadly Flood Disaster
Following a devastating flash flood and landslide near the Chinese border, Nepalese authorities have announced plans to completely rebuild the region’s early-warning system. Officials aim to improve disaster preparedness and address the identification challenges faced by victims’ families.
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Nepal to rebuild landslide warning system after floods
Nepal plans to rebuild an early-warning system for landslides on part of its border with China, installing seismic sensors, cameras and a satellite link, two Nepali government sources said, a week after a glacial flood killed more than 1,000.
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Over 1,000 people were killed when water, mud and rocks swept through valleys in the region
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Since the disaster, China has said imagery of the affected areas, satellite and hydrological data, as well as early-warning information on upstream barrier lakes, have been shared with Nepal.
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"The landscape is adjusting after the mega event, so (it) could trigger a few more landslides," one Nepali government source says as Nepal installs sensors, cameras and VSAT.
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