China raised the death toll to 16 in Tibet from the flooding as rescuers race against time to save lives
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Chinese authorities reported that the death toll from a disaster in Tibet has risen to 16, with 546 people remaining missing as rescue operations continue against the clock. State media cited officials in confirming the updated figures following the severe flooding and landslides.
Authorities in Beijing announced that the cause of the disaster has been clarified. According to reports, the fatal torrent was attributed to the collapse of a glacier in neighboring Nepal following an extended period of warming that compromised its stability, affecting both northern Nepal and the Tibetan county of Gyirong.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on the rising death toll and urgent rescue operations.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Second headline)Emphasizes the official attribution of the disaster to a glacier collapse linked to climate warming.
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