Terrifying video captures people fleeing incoming mudslide at Nepal-China border

close Video Crowds seen running as violent mudslide sweeps the China-Nepal border Video captured mudslides from flash flooding engulfing buildings near the border of Nepal and China in Tibet. Credit: Reuters NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Hören Sie sich diesen Artikel an 4 Min A video taken after flash flooding on the border between Nepal and China shows mudslides enveloping multiple buildings as people fled in Gyirong, Tibet near China's border with Nepal. The mudslides followed a 4.4-magnitude earthquake which occurred just seven minutes before video captured people sprinting away from the disaster, according to the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ). Nepal's foreign minister Shishir Khanal also suggested that earthquakes could be the cause in remarks to the country's parliament, according to Reuters. COLOMBIA BUILDING COLLAPSES ON CAMERA AS EARTHQUAKE BRINGS DEATH, DESTRUCTION Authorities believe the earthquake caused an ice-rock avalanche which flowed into the Lhende Khola River in Nepal, according to Reuters. A combination of satellite images shows Manakamana on August 23, 2026, before a flash flood (top) and on August 26, 2026, following a flash flood (bottom) that affected the area, Nepal. (2026 PLANET LABS PBC/Handout via Reuters) At least 95 people have been confirmed dead as rescue authorities in Nepal have recovered at least that many bodies. Nepal's tourism authority said at least 484 tourists have also been reported missing, at least three of whom are U.S. citizens. Reports claim as many as several dozen more Americans are missing. No official count of Americans has yet been released by the U.S. government. The U.S. State Department said it was monitoring the situation closely and communicating with authorities in Nepal. "The Trump Administration has no higher priority than the safety and security of Americans," a State Department spokesperson told Fox News Digital in a statement. "The State Department is aware of Americans impacted by the floods in Nepal and is closely tracking the situation. The Embassy is working closely with local tour agencies and local authorities to assist Americans in the affected areas. We extend our deepest condolences for the victims and to the families of all those affected," the statement continued. "We strongly encourage U.S. citizens in the affected areas to monitor local news, follow the emergency instructions provided by local authorities, and enroll in STEP.state.gov to receive important emergency information," the spokesperson added. MORE THAN 3,000 MISSING AFTER COLOMBIA EARTHQUAKE AS TRUMP ADMINISTRATION PROVIDES $15.5 MILLION IN RELIEF Sixty-five people are being treated at hospitals in and around Nepal's capital Kathmandu, according to local officials. Authorities also warned that a second flood is possible as there is still a blockage lodged on the Lhende Khola River. 33 RESCUED FROM VENEZUELAN RUBBLE: SURVIVAL WINDOW DESPERATELY FADING WITH NEARLY 50,000 MISSING A survivor is transported to a safer place in a JCB following a flash flood at Trishuli in Nuwakot district, Nepal, August 26, 2026. (Reuters/Navesh Chitrakar TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) China deployed 574 rescuers to Tibet's Gyirong land crossing, though one rescuer told CCTV that it would take hours to reach the deluged site, Reuters reported. India's government and the European Union (EU) have publicly offered support to Nepal and China. US MILITARY DEPLOYS MTVRS, AIRLIFTS AID TO VENEZUELA FOLLOWING DEADLY EARTHQUAKES "Spoke to Prime Minister Balendra Shah and conveyed condolences on the loss of lives due to the floods in Nepal. The people of India stand in solidarity with their sisters and brothers in Nepal at this difficult time. India is ready to provide all possible humanitarian assistance to Nepal. Our teams are coordinating closely on rescue and relief efforts," Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote in a post on X. Shah responded on X, calling Modi's gesture "a reflection of the enduring bonds of friendship between our two countries, which we profoundly value." Damaged houses following a flash flood at Trishuli in Nuwakot district, Nepal, August 26, 2026. (Reuters/Navesh Chitrakar) "Devastating floods have struck communities in Nepal and China. My thoughts are with all those affected, especially the families who have lost loved ones or are still waiting for news... Copernicus has been activated to help map the affected areas in Nepal and support the response on the ground. We stand ready to mobilise further European assistance," European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen also wrote on X, offering up the use of Copernicus, the EU's Earth monitoring satellite program. Fox News Digital also contacted Nepal's Ministry of Foreign Affairs for more information.