@c4news: We're at the site of the shocking flash flooding and mudslides that devastated Nepal earlier this week. Nearly 2,000 people are still missing, according to Reuters, and at least 33 of them are Britons. Foreign Affairs Correspondent Paraic O'Brien is in Nuwakot, just 3 miles north of the capital Kathmandu where bereaving families are looking for the dead bodies of their loved ones. #Nepal #Flood #World #Channel4News #C4News

s. tate :

“Climate change will manifest as a series of disasters viewed through phones with footage that gets closer and closer to where you live until you're the one filming it”

nitinrajsharmaofficial :

This isn’t a local tragedy, it’s a warning shot. What tore through Rasuwa and Nuwakot on Wednesday, a glacier collapse that sent a flood wave down the Trishuli River at over 100 mph, has already killed hundreds and left over a thousand people missing across Nepal and China. That’s not an isolated act of nature. It’s what a warming Himalaya looks like in real time, and it’s spreading through the planet’s systems the way a virus spreads through a body: quietly at first, then all at once. Nepal didn’t cause this. The mountains are melting because of decades of carbon pumped into the atmosphere by the industrialized world, and what happened here won’t stay here. Glacial floods today, coastal cities tomorrow. If we don’t hold the biggest polluters accountable, especially in the west, Nepal won’t be the last place we watch disappear. This is the preview, not the exception.

PëppëřÐëm🤴🏿 :

A lot of people won’t be found because they’ve been buried under ground

Leia :

When i first saw the video i immediately started thinking about all the life’s lost in 2 seconds, all the kids, animals and elderly 🥺

charleythelabrador :

That mud is going to dry and become like concrete, I fear many people won’t be found just devastating

amandah6783 :

That is one of the scary facts of AI. We are going to stop believing what we see, even if it’s real.

stanleys mate :

How you going to blame this one on Israel?

Varinder Sidhu :

wabe was 600 ft high and speed was 180 km

blueberret003 :

Son@Channel 4 News can go to the remote parts of Nepal but not to Gaza or Lebanon

Mk11233 :

Having reporting is important, they need to severely limit the amount of reporters. They take space, fuel, lodging, food, road space from survivors and rescuers

James :

Ok this is the problem with AI i saw a video just like what they showed at the beginning and I just scrolled past thinking it was AI or fake not real news

♾️🤍 :

Wake up.

mariiesidney :

why always 33?

Nabin Fuyal (🇳🇵) :

To everyone affected by the floods in Nepal, you are in our thoughts and prayers. Borders divide us, but love and empathy unite us all. Stay strong my, Nepal! 🇳🇵❤️🙏

maykarmahitmyenemy :

How easily all news channels getting there? Do they get permission this easily to do reporting? If we have to travel foreign countries for reporting in such sensitive areas, is it possible? What is GOVT doing by letting all media channels swamping here? Oh my god!!! We are already in tragic situation and now these agencies 😳😏

🇩🇪 Sweet Potato | Vote 💖 :

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Joel Tomlinson :

like a horror movie 🎬 just terrible

Danielle Bufton :

Hurts my heart ❤️

kiran rao :

Allah is more powerful

harley :

sultana :

ALLAH everything possible

Omer Saeed :

Pakistan is also experiencing such events from the past several years, glacier burst, lake burst and cloud burst, all these are due to global warming.

boho_on_the_go_sews :

I am deeply grief stricken for these people 😔 I can't even begin to imagine the loss those that survived are experiencing. And the pure fear of those who lost their lives felt moments before being swept off. Absolutely devastating. I'm so so sorry for everyone.

Katherine :

prayers for these people this is horrible

DarmaR53 :

Lord Jesus we know a lot of us kno