It has been revealed that the main cause of the devastating flash flood that hit the Rasuwa district of Nepal on August 26, 2026, was not heavy monsoon rainfall, but rather the collapse of a large portion of a glacier and a massive ice-rock avalanche near the Nepal Tibet border. Major Cause of the Devastating Flash Flood in Rasuwa District, Nepal Major Causes of the Rasuwa Flood 1. Collapse of a Large Portion of Glacier and Rock: Scientific studies and satellite imagery show that a huge volume of ice, snow, and rock suddenly collapsed in the high Himalayan region. This event is reported to have occurred around the Langtang Lirung area and the Lhende Khola valley. 2. Lack of Heavy Rainfall in the Local Area: According to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, there was no heavy rainfall, or only extremely minimal rainfall, in that specific area of Rasuwa on that morning. As a result, local residents and relevant authorities were completely caught by surprise when the...