Nearly 770 Dead in Devastating Nepal, Tibet Floods

In the wake of a devastating natural disaster in Nepal and Tibet, nearly 770 people have lost their lives, with over 3,000 more missing. The catastrophe was triggered by a partial glacier detachment on a Nepalese mountain, leading to catastrophic flooding. This tragic event underscores the vulnerability of regions to the severe impacts of climate change, highlighting the urgent need for disaster preparedness and relief efforts. For the latest details and ongoing updates, check out the full story on the Wall Street Journal's website.