[Forbidden News] Catastrophic Flood in Tibet: Experts Suspect CCP's Mountain Blasting and Road Construction Seeded Disaster

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Catastrophic Flood in Tibet: Experts Suspect CCP's Mountain Blasting and Road Construction Seeded Disaster

On August 26, a devastating flash flood and mudslide struck the border between Tibet, China, and Nepal, causing heavy casualties. Currently, the two countries have confirmed over 300 deaths, with nearly 1,500 people missing.

According to data released by the Nepal Police and the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA), as of 3:50 p.m. local time on August 27, at least 332 people have lost their lives in Nepal, and over 900 are missing, including nearly 517 foreign tourists.

CCP state media reported that as of the morning of August 27, three deaths have been confirmed, with an additional 558 people missing, 260 of whom are foreign nationals.

Beijing also announced that approximately 100 Chinese citizens are missing in Nepal. This figure is not included in the 558 missing persons already announced as being searched for within Chinese territory.

The cause of the disaster is still unclear. Some Western experts analyze that glacier collapse and landslides, which poured a large amount of soil and rock into the river channel, may have been one of the causes of the disaster.

However, some experts in Taiwan suspect that this is a man-made disaster caused by the CCP's long-term blasting of mountains to build roads and reservoirs, which damaged the local environment.

Taiwanese strategic expert Lin Yen-hui pointed out on the program "Crucial Time" that the Gyirong Port in Tibet has existed since the Tang Dynasty as a thousand-year-old ancient road to India (Tianzhu) for "seeking Buddhist scriptures in the West." For over a thousand years, no such disaster had occurred. Its occurrence now is, to a large extent, caused by the CCP's destruction of the mountain environment.

US Seizes CCP Hacking Platforms, Blocking Attacks on Critical US Infrastructure

The US Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced on August 26 the seizure of a batch of internet domains suspected of being used by CCP hackers to conceal the sources of cyberattacks.

A statement from the US Department of Justice stated that the Justice Department and the FBI took this action to prevent malicious cyberattackers from continuing to use two hacking platforms named "QScan" and "QTRouter."

Law enforcement authorities stated that these two platforms were used to attack critical US infrastructure and other sensitive networks.

The statement said that these two platforms were established by a group named "QTFY." The cyberattacks launched by the group targeted entities including NASA, as well as the US Department of Energy, Department of Justice, Department of Health and Human Services, and the US Senate. QTFY's clients include the CCP's Ministry of State Security and the Chinese military.

US Attorney General Blanche stated in the statement that the seizure is one of a series of recent technological actions taken by the United States to disrupt CCP-backed cyberattacks that target a broad range of entities.