尼泊尔近期遭遇严重山洪和泥石流灾害，造成约30人死亡1，超过1900个家庭受灾，240多座房屋被毁1。安纳普尔纳环线作为该国重要的登山旅游线路，数百名登山者因灾害被困，随后通过直升机从曼唐和穆斯唐地区撤离或被迫返回1。这次灾害发生在8月的灾难性洪水之后，当时造成1400人死亡1。
撤离过程中，登山者面临极端危险。澳大利亚登山者Andrew Graham和向导需要跨越15条以上的山体滑坡才能下山，而登山向导Tse Ring Doma的团队则需要跨越28条山体滑坡1。此外，Chame村遭到疏散，大规模山体滑坡部分堵住河流形成临时湖泊1。在喜马拉雍峰附近，雪崩造成4人遇难、12人失踪1。目前仍有约700名登山者在博卡拉等待出发登安纳普尔纳线路1。
Fresh waves of flooding and landslides have devastated Nepal's mountain regions, killing approximately 30 people and displacing over 1,900 families, with more than 240 houses destroyed.1 The disaster struck the Annapurna circuit, one of Nepal's most popular trekking routes and a vital economic pillar for the country, forcing hundreds of mountaineers to be evacuated by helicopter or forced to descend through treacherous terrain.1 Some trekkers encountered more than a dozen landslides and broken bridges on their descent, with documented cases including an Australian climber named Andrew Graham and his guide who crossed over 15 separate landslides, and a guide named Tse Ring Doma whose team traversed 28 landslides.1
The current catastrophe compounds the disaster that struck Nepal in August, which killed 1,400 people and left thousands missing.1 An avalanche near Himlung Peak claimed an additional four lives and left 12 people missing.1 The village of Chame was evacuated after a major landslide partially blocked a river, creating a temporary lake.1 Evacuation operations continue, with climbers airlifted from the Manang and Mustang regions.1 Approximately 700 mountaineers remain stranded in Pokhara awaiting their turn to depart for the Annapurna circuit, which typically requires three weeks to complete.1
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