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Dam overflow leads China to suspend rescue operations in Tibet

Now28 August 2026 at 09:42

A dam overflow in Tibet has led Chinese authorities to suspend rescue operations in the region. The situation puts local communities that depend on humanitarian assistance at risk.

The volume of water retained by the dam exceeds two million cubic meters, which significantly worsens the emergency scenario. This massive accumulation of water poses a threat to both rescue operations and the populations affected by the flood.

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