An investigation into a thermal phenomenon involving frozen subsoil and rock cracks has shed light on a catastrophic mountain collapse in the Himalayas. The disaster, which occurred on August 26 in the Langtang region along the border between Nepal and China, triggered a massive landslide.
The tragedy resulted in a devastating human toll, leaving more than 1,400 people dead and approximately 5,845 others reported missing across Nepal and China.
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