Abp News · Climate · 2026-08-28
Breaking News: Nepal on High Alert as Burst Artificial Lake Sends Floodwaters
Nepal remains on high alert after a reported breach of a temporary artificial lake near the China border triggered fears of another major flood disaster. Local authorities have warned residents to remain vigilant and be prepared to evacuate if conditions worsen. Ground reports from the affected region indicate that police and administrative vehicles have been deployed extensively, while the main highway connecting Kathmandu has remained largely deserted. Officials are reportedly using the route to move people and belongings to safer locations while limiting unnecessary movement. Residents in some areas have been told to remain alert, although immediate evacuation orders have not reportedly been issued everywhere. Local people say they have received warnings to exercise caution and remain prepared for further instructions. The situation became particularly tense when an alert was reportedly issued near the Trishuli River, warning that water was being released and could reach the area.
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