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This is a news article on a Glacial outburst in the Sindhupalchok district of Nepal that is suspected to be caused by a glacial outburst in a high-lying area bordering Tibet behind flash floods in Central Nepal, speculating that a glacial outburst may be the cause. The flash floods occurred following a surge in the water level of the Seti River. The sudden rise in water levels has led to concerns about potential glacial lake outbursts, which could result from the melting of glaciers in the region. Authorities are investigating the situation, and rescue efforts are underway. The incident highlights the vulnerability of Himalayan regions to climate-related events and underscores the need for proactive measures to address the impact of climate change on glacial systems in Nepal.