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An entire settlement destroyed in just seconds: Video shows huge torrent of floodwater bulldoze through buildings in Nepal as people try to outrun certain death

In the terrifying video, the first wave erupts up across the bank of the river and within seconds engulfs the trees and homes built not far from the bank.

Published Aug 26, 2026 · 7:00 PMOriginal source: Home | Mail Online5 reads
An entire settlement destroyed in just seconds: Video shows huge torrent of floodwater bulldoze through buildings in Nepal as people try to outrun certain death
In the terrifying video, the first wave erupts up across the bank of the river and within seconds engulfs the trees and homes built not far from the bank.
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