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CoachThe landslides in Tibet in 1950 were likely triggered by heavy rainfall and the region's steep terrain. The combination of water-saturated soil and steep slopes can lead to slope failures and landslides. Deforestation and land use practices may have also played a role in destabilizing the slopes.
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How did earthquakes contribute to the destruction of over seventy villages in Tibet?
Because the earthquake made 156 casualties due to landslides.
Which plateau is known the roof of the world?
The roof of the world is Pamir, Tajikistan. It is pretty close to Tibet but way different.
Is the capital of Tibet Nepal?
No, the capital of Tibet is Lhasa, while the capital of Nepal is Kathmandu.
What do you think the climate in Tibet would be like if the Himalayas did not exists?
There will be lot of rainfall in Tibet if the Himalayas did not exist.
Does Tibet have volcanoes?
Tibet does not have active volcanoes. The region is located on the Tibetan Plateau, which is formed by the collision of the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates. While there are volcanic regions in China, they are not found in Tibet.
