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China’s Yarlung Tsangpo dam risks scrutiny for India

Nepal floods have highlighted Himalayan vulnerability and cascading disaster risks. The China-backed Yarlung Tsangpo mega-dam project is facing scrutiny because it is located in geologically unstable terrain, with Chinese scientists warning of seismic and landslide risks. The dam’s operation could affect downstream river flows and India’s water security.
WHO: Chinese scientists
WHAT: Chinese scientists warn that the Yarlung Tsangpo dam site has seismic and landslide risks, raising concerns about downstream impacts for India.
WHEN: Reported Sep 5, 2026 at 10:18 AM ET
WHERE: China and India (Yarlung Tsangpo river basin)
WHY: Warnings about seismic and landslide risks at the dam’s geologically unstable location, alongside concerns that dam operations could change downstream river flows and water security for India.

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