尼泊尔喜马拉雅地区发生大规模冰川溃塌，引发特大洪水灾难。2这场灾害造成尼泊尔死亡人数超过1200人，近4000人失踪，数百人在西藏仍未确认。2Nuwakot地区至少1200座房屋被摧毁，超过1000座房屋部分受损。2目前已有超过11000人获救，数千人住在临时避难所。2
在灾难中，位于Dhunge Bazaar地区Pyakurel家族的一座绿色房屋奇迹般地挺立其中。2这座房屋之所以能够幸存，源于其独特的结构设计——房屋第一二层地基建于1995年，后来家族增加了楼层；其柱子通过深入岩石钻入来锚定。2房屋所有者Pyakurel回忆灾难发生时的情景，表示："一开始我们不知道会发生什么，或者我们是否会活下来"，并透露"最让我困扰的唯一想法是关于我的孙子，他已经离开去上学"。2
A green house in the Dhunge Bazaar area of Nepal has captured widespread attention after surviving catastrophic flooding that devastated the region, earning it the designation of a "miracle house."2 The house belonged to the Pyakurel family and remained standing while surrounding structures were destroyed, becoming a viral symbol of resilience in the wake of disaster.2
The flooding was triggered by a massive glacier collapse in the Himalayan region between Nepal and Tibet.2 The disaster resulted in more than 1,200 deaths, with nearly 4,000 people reported missing, including hundreds still unaccounted for in Tibet.2 In the Nuwakot area alone, at least 1,200 houses were completely destroyed and over 1,000 others sustained partial damage.2 Despite the scale of destruction, more than 11,000 people have been rescued, and thousands have been sheltered in temporary camps.2
The Pyakurel family's home survived due to a combination of structural design and fortunate location.2 The house's foundation was constructed in 1995 with columns anchored deep into the underlying rock, and the family later added additional stories.2 Reflecting on the harrowing experience, a family member stated: "At first we didn't know what would happen, or whether we would survive."2 The family member added that their primary concern during the disaster was for their grandchild, who had left home to attend school.2
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