CroatiaThe article discusses the causes of a catastrophic ice rock avalanche in Nepal’s Rasuwa district, which resulted in over 500 deaths and around 1,000 missing people, including many foreign tourists. The event occurred at high altitudes where temperatures were unusually high, leading to irreversible changes in glaciers. Dr. Martin Krkač, a professor from Croatia, explains that the disaster was caused by a combination of glacier collapse, rockfall, and subsequent flooding. He notes that while such events are rare in Croatia due to its lower altitude and lack of glaciers, similar processes could occur in the Alps. He also highlights the role of climate change in accelerating glacier melting, which contributes to landslides and debris flows. A member of the Croatian Mountain Rescue Service who was present in Nepal attributes the disaster to global warming and the disruption of natural balance.
Bias read (Center): While the article touches on climate change and its impact on natural disasters, it does not take a clear ideological stance. It presents scientific explanations from experts without overtly promoting any political agenda. The focus remains on factual analysis rather than advocacy for specific left-
