Glacier and Rock Collapse: A massive section of a glacier and rock—about 600 meters wide—collapsed from an altitude of 5,200 meters in tibet

Seismic Trigger & Signal: The catastrophic collapse generated a 5.2-magnitude equivalent seismic signal, alongside an initial small 4.4-magnitude

Temporary Barrier Lake: The avalanche of ice, permafrost movement, and rock debris fell into the Lhende valley and completely blocked the Lhende Khola

Dam Burst and Surge: When the temporary barrier lake breached, a massive, sudden surge of pent-up water, mud, and boulders rushed down into river.