The common cold lake upheaval surge (GLOF) in Tibet was in control of the damaging Bhotekoshi stream surge of July 2016, the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology (DHM) discovered as of late from the most recent satellite pictures of the Himalayan bio-locale taken by Google Earth. DHM hydrologist Binod Parajuli said by investigating the old and new pictures they found the GLOF close Nepal-China outskirt. The frigid lake, around 9,000 sq mt in region, had dissolved its moraine,
issuing tidal wave like surge downstream that cleared clean no less than two dozen stream side homes and parts of the Araniko Highway on July 5. GLOFs are equipped for creating huge fiasco of lives and properties. (PR)
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