# A report shows the glacier that collapsed and triggered the deadly flash floods in Nepal and Tibet last week, showed visible signs of instability days before the disaster. The death toll stands at over one-thousand-100, with some four-thousand people still missing. The report, compiled by a group of international scientists, states pre-event indications included satellite imagery showing a change in the glacier’s surface. The scientists say warning times of ten minutes or more, and comprehensive and well-capacitated systems could have saved a significant number of lives.
Report reveals warning signs were visible days before the deadly glacier collapse in Nepal