A lake formed by a glacial landslide on the China-Nepal border is now overflowing, raising the specter of another devastating flood. Chinese state media, CCTV, has warned of potential impacts on areas already ravaged by flash floods earlier this week. Consequently, Chinese authorities have temporarily suspended rescue operations in the affected region. Nepal’s authorities have confirmed rising river levels and have also paused rescue efforts as a precautionary measure. The initial landslide occurred on Wednesday, creating the unstable lake. The overflow represents a renewed and significant threat to downstream communities in both countries. Officials are closely monitoring the situation, anticipating further potential flooding.