The reporter learned from the Ministry of Water Resources that, according to a SAR image analysis at 5:14 on August 31, the outer surface area of the Cuojian River impact pit in Nepal is about 83,000 square meters, 14,000 square meters smaller than 19:00 on the 30th, and the water storage capacity is about 650,000 cubic meters. There are 3 small-area water accumulation areas within 2.5 km downstream, all of which are connected to the water flow channel and are in an overcurrent state. There is still a possibility that the glaciers around the Cuojian River impact pit in Nepal will collapse, and there are major hidden risks. On the morning of August 31, drone video showed that there were many landslides of various sizes within about 3 km downstream of the former Přepu Qiangzangbu Weir Lake. Currently, the river is overflowing, and there is a risk that the landslide will collapse to form a new weir lake.

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