Glacier collapse may have caused Nepal-Tibet landslides, experts say
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Glacier collapse may have caused Nepal-Tibet landslides, experts say Experts believe a glacier collapse might have caused the catastrophic floods at the border between Nepal and Tibet that killed at least 270 people and left more than 1,000 missing.
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Glacier collapse may have caused Nepal-Tibet landslides, experts say Experts believe a glacier collapse might have caused the catastrophic floods at the border between Nepal and Tibet that killed at least 270 people and left more than 1,000 missing.
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