China-Nepal Border: Massive Mudslide Sweeps Through Gyirong Port, Tosses Vehicles Aside

A massive mudslide struck Gyirong Port on the China-Nepal border, triggering a sudden and violent flow of mud and debris through the busy crossing.

The incident sent a huge wall of debris rushing towards the port area within seconds, leaving vehicles and buses directly in its path with little time to escape.

CCTV footage captured the dramatic moment when the mudslide surged through the crossing.

The video showed the debris moving rapidly across the area as the powerful flow struck vehicles and buses stationed near the port.

The force of the mud and debris tossed vehicles aside as the landslide swept through the crossing.

The footage highlighted the speed and intensity of the incident, with the debris covering the area in a matter of moments.

Several vehicles appeared to be caught in the path of the advancing mudslide as the debris moved through the port.

The sudden nature of the incident left little opportunity for vehicles in the affected area to move away from the approaching flow.

The massive volume of mud and rubble demonstrated the destructive force of the landslide as it moved through the border crossing.

The incident has raised concerns over movement and operations at Gyirong Port following the sudden influx of mud and debris.

Gyirong Port serves as an important crossing along the China-Nepal border and supports movement between the two countries.

The mudslide has, however, highlighted the vulnerability of border infrastructure to extreme weather and sudden geological events in the mountainous region.

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