Insider Alleges Warning Not Sent Before Deadly China-Nepal Border Landslide

Chinese insiders are questioning whether authorities acted on warnings before a landslide devastated a China-Nepal border crossing on August 26, resulting in over 1,100 deaths. One insider alleged that officials detected the danger minutes before the disaster but failed to issue a prompt warning or evacuation order. Another source familiar with emergency management stated that danger signs were detected upstream but not escalated or reported to Beijing.

• Insiders are questioning the regime’s actions before a landslide on August 26 at a China-Nepal border crossing.
• The disaster left over 1,100 people dead and thousands missing.
• One insider claims officials detected the danger minutes before the landslide but did not issue a warning or evacuation order.
• Another source stated that danger signs were detected upstream but not reported to Beijing.