Lawmakers from across South Asia are advocating for increased collaboration on climate change following a recent glacial disaster in Nepal. The parliamentarians are supporting proposals for a regional climate council to facilitate coordinated action. Key proposals include the development of a shared electricity grid to enhance energy security and promote renewable energy sources. Additionally, they are pushing for a cross-border disaster-warning system, designed to provide early alerts for events like glacial lake outburst floods – the type of disaster recently experienced in Nepal. This system aims to improve preparedness and minimize the impact of climate-related disasters across the region. The call for cooperation underscores the interconnectedness of South Asian nations in facing climate challenges and the need for a unified response. They believe these measures will build resilience and protect vulnerable communities.