A massive landslide in Nepal's Darchula district has triggered a fresh flash flood threat in the Himalayan country, which is still reeling from the aftermath of the August 26 disaster, which has killed more than 1300 people so far, while close to 5,000 remain missing. The landslide had partially blocked the Chaulani River, prompting authorities to place downstream communities on high alert.
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