Nepal monitoring two lakes, flood risk to remain until they're fully drained, official says

Nepal is monitoring two upstream lakes following a glacier collapse on Wednesday that caused deadly floods. An official from Nepal's Disaster Management Authority stated that flood risks will persist until both lakes are fully drained. Satellite images on Friday showed one lake overflowing and another, larger lake upstream, growing in size with no visible outlet, indicating potential water pressure buildup. Nepalese authorities are using satellite imagery for tracking and plan to install cameras and sensors downstream, including near the border town of Timure, with helicopter deployment being assessed.