Dia Hadid
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762 appearances
58 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 6d ago
Dia Hadid’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The floods were triggered after part of a glacier collapsed into a valley blocking a river.
Water built up fast, some thirty feet in thirty minutes, and it tore through, carrying ice and rock from the glacier, burying people and places under mud for miles downstream.
Twenty-five-year-old Santa Temung survived.
She told producer Mamita Bandari that her brother carried their elderly grandmother and they fled to higher ground after they heard flood warning sirens.
So many people lost their lives.
Everything is gone, my childhood, my families, my community.
Aid workers say roads have collapsed, so the government is deploying helicopters to find survivors.
Experts say the Himalayas are warming quickly because of human induced climate change, and that's causing glaciers to weaken and collapse, threatening downstream communities.
D had.
Hi Steve.
Well we managed to get through to one survivor.
Her name is Santa Tamang and she's a twenty five year old university student who lives in one of the river valleys and she spoke to the MPR producer Mamita Bandari over the phone and Mamita translated for her.
Tamung says people were shouting all around them.
So her brother carried their elderly grandmother and they rushed to higher ground.
Their home was washed away, but Tamang says she's grateful to have just survived.
So many people lost their lives.
Everything is gone,
childhood, my family.
The thing is Nepal is a popular tourist destination, and so the missing also include foreigners, including Americans.
Many were Hindu pilgrims.
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