An aerial drone image captured on 27 August 2026 shows a barrier lake that formed in Nepal following a devastating mudslide near the China-Nepal border, with authorities reporting significant casualties in the region.
Drone footage from 27 August 2026 reveals the scale of destruction across the mudslide-hit area in Nepal, with the disaster along the China-Nepal border resulting in significant casualties, according to local authorities.
A military helicopter hovers over Gyirong Port in Gyirong County, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, after a mudslide struck on Wednesday morning. By 8 am on Thursday 28 August 2026, local authorities confirmed 3 people killed, 558 missing, and 2 villagers rescued.
A ground-level view of the Gyirong Port mudslide area, photographed on 26 August 2026. Officials confirmed 3 dead and 265 missing as of 8 pm Wednesday after the landslide struck the China-Nepal border region in Xizang Autonomous Region.