A massive flood struck Thame village in Nepal's Everest region on Friday, likely triggered by a glacial lake outburst or rapid snowmelt, causing extensive damage to over a dozen homes, including schools and lodges. Although no deaths have been reported, approximately 15 houses were swept away, and five individuals were rescued from the river, while one person remains missing. Local officials are investigating the cause, with preliminary assessments suggesting a potential outburst from the Thengbo Glacier. The flood has raised alarms for downstream communities, prompting evacuations to safer areas. Thame, known as the birthplace of legendary climber Tenzing Norgay, faces increasing vulnerability due to climate change and glacier instability in the region. Authorities are working to assess the full extent of the damage as rescue efforts continue.