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Nepal Floods Raise Fresh Concerns Over China's Tibet Dam Projects, Downstream Risks
Nepal experienced severe flash floods from the Bhote Koshi River, originating in Tibet, causing widespread death and destruction, including damaged bridges, hydropower plants, and inundated villages. India's Kosi River, known as the "Sorrow of Bihar," is also facing potential downstream risks from the China's Tibet dam projects.
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