Nepal Flash Floods Hit 300 Kmph; Experts Warn Second Wave Possible

Nepal recently experienced devastating flash floods that traveled at a speed of 300 kilometers per hour, according to expert assessments. The floods are linked to a chain of lakes in the region, where any new rockfall could trigger a cascading failure across all three water bodies. Experts have warned that a second deluge remains a serious risk if preventive measures are not taken promptly. A controlled release of water from the lakes has been identified as the key solution to avert further disaster. However, authorities have yet to confirm whether any such controlled drainage operation is currently underway.