The Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu reported that an ice-rock avalanche on the Nepal-China border has created a landslide-dammed lake in a tributary on the Nepali side of the upper China-Nepal boundary river. The lake is at a high water level and has begun overflowing, posing a breach risk. Officials from both countries are monitoring the situation, which is at a critical stage for rescue and emergency response.

The embassy urged downstream communities to closely watch river levels, stay vigilant, and prepare for possible emergencies. While no details were given on the lake's size or water volume, the warning follows recent severe flooding and landslides in Nepal's Rasuwa district. The embassy also advised the public to rely on authoritative information and avoid spreading unverified reports that could cause unnecessary panic.