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Updated Feb 17, 2021 | 18:41 IST In the mountains, every disaster is the result of different phenomena working together, says Mohammad Farooq Azam, Assistant Professor, IIT Indore. Rescue and restoration work continues at damaged Tapovan barrage, weeks after the glacier burst at Joshimath which triggered a massive flash flood, in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand  |  Photo Credit: PTI It’s been over ten days since a massive flood wrecked Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district. Times Now’s Kasturi Sharma spoke to Mohammad Farooq Azam, Assistant Professor, IIT Indore to understand the complexities of such disasters in the Himalayan terrain. Kasturi Sharma: What are your preliminary observations about the possible cause behind the tragedy in Uttarakhand?

'They were warned': Experts on India's Himalayan glacier disaster

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Experts tasked by India’s Supreme Court to study impact of receding glaciers on dams had warned the government in 2014.

Experts: Himalayan glacier disaster highlights fragility of region

Experts: Himalayan glacier disaster highlights fragility of region By ANIRUDDHA GHOSAL, Associated Press Published: February 9, 2021, 4:06pm Share: 3 Photos The remains of Tapovan Hydro-Electric Power Dam that was swept away in Sunday's devastating flood are seen Tuesday in the northern state of Uttarakhand, India. (rishabh r. jain/Associated Press) Photo Gallery NEW DELHI — When Ravi Chopra saw the devastating deluge of water and debris crash downstream from a Himalayan glacier on Sunday, his first thought was that this was exactly the scenario that his team had warned the Indian government of in 2014. At least 31 people have died, 165 people are missing and many are feared to have died. The deluge first smashed into a small dam, gathering more energy as it grew heavier from the debris it collected along the way. Then, it smashed into a larger, under-construction dam and gathered even more energy.

Himalayan glacier disaster highlights climate change risks

NEW DELHI — When Ravi Chopra saw the devastating deluge of water and debris crash downstream from a Himalayan glacier on Sunday, his first thought was that this was exactly the scenario that his team had warned the Indian government of in 2014. At least 31 people have died, 165 people are missing many more […]

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