Nepal glacier melt triggers deadly landslide, forces mass relocation planning

A late-August landslide in the Himalayas, attributed to melting glaciers, killed thousands in Nepal. The event has forced the government to confront the need to relocate millions of residents, but funding and destination remain unresolved. This marks a first large-scale climate-induced displacement crisis in the region, with significant humanitarian and geopolitical implications.

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