The last minutes before a wall of water swept the border between Nepal and China were marked by intense movement of people. Data reveals that 89 Nepali and foreign citizens had passed through immigration to leave Nepal heading to Tibet, while four other people had registered entry into the country during that period.
The incident occurred at the border between the two countries, a region that frequently faces risks of sudden flooding, particularly related to glacial lake outburst events. The wall of water referenced in the article suggests a sudden and large-scale event.
Among those involved were Nepali and foreign citizens who were crossing the border at the critical moment. Immigration authorities had recorded their passages, allowing the tracking of people's movements before the disaster.
The article describes the final minutes before the flood's impact, emphasizing the activity in the border area and the danger that struck the region separating Nepal from Tibet, an autonomous territory of China.
