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Climate Change and Urban Growth Fuel Nepal's Rising Himalayan Disaster Risk

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A major ice and rock collapse in Langtang National Park triggered severe flooding, highlighting Nepal's vulnerability to climate-driven natural disasters. Rapid urbanization and human activity are increasing exposure to such dangerous events. While the Nepali government has made efforts to strengthen disaster management, significant gaps in early warning systems remain. Experts say improved monitoring and more resilient infrastructure are essential to reducing future risks.

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