China has temporarily halted rescue operations in Tibet following a devastating mudslide, citing dangerous conditions. A lake formed by debris from the slide is now overflowing, posing a significant flood risk to the area where rescue teams are working. Hundreds remain missing two days after the disaster struck near the China-Nepal border. State media reported the decision to pause the operation was made to protect the safety of rescuers. The mudslide has created a precarious situation, with the potential for further devastation if the lake breaches completely. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely and assessing when it will be safe to resume the search for survivors.