The 26 August 2026 Bhotekoshi–Trishuli flash flood in Rasuwa, Nepal: a glacier collapse in Tibet's Lhende valley dammed the river; the dam burst and the surge swept the Rasuwagadhi border area, Timure, Syafrubesi and settlements down the Trishuli corridor. These pages hold the public record of it, foraged one day after the event.
Observer Add a photograph of the flood from your phone. Where it was taken is read from the picture itself, not from where you are standing now. It works with no signal, and what you hold stays on your phone until someone asks for it. Operating picture The incident on the map: 64 cataloged sources as layers, bottom timeline, 2D Leaflet and 3D terrain faces. Every item opens at its original publisher. Watch wall Media tiles across the Nepal record: news photo essays, broadcast and eyewitness video, social posts, satellite and hydrology lanes. Progression The surge replayed as an operations clock: Lhende source zone 08:37 to the Devghat peak at 16:00, reported clock times solid, estimates dashed and declared. Warning time vs loss of life A zoomable histogram of estimated dead and missing over physical lead time after the 08:37 trigger. A modeled allocation, declared as such, not a casualty ledger. Incident record The STAC catalog itself: collection, per-source items with rights recorded verbatim, and the five forage-lane provenance manifests.Link-only and rights-honest: nothing is mirrored here; every asset points at the publisher that carries it. Figures are as-foraged snapshots of an active search and rescue and will lag the true tolls. Cross-catalog event key GLIDE FF-2026-000162-NPL.