Himalayan Glacier Collapse Kills 482 in Cascading Disaster

A glacier collapse in the Himalayas has resulted in at least 482 deaths, with the toll still rising. The disaster was not a spontaneous flood but the culmination of a series of interconnected events in an increasingly unstable mountain ecosystem. Scientists and analysts point to the growing instability of Himalayan glaciers as a key underlying cause. The catastrophe highlights the compounding risks posed by climate-driven glacial changes in one of the world's most vulnerable mountain ranges.
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