On Sunday, a glacier collapse occurred in the Kanchan Ganga area near Badrinath Dham, located in Uttarakhand, India. Fortunately, no damage or casualties were reported as a result of this incident. According to administrative sources, such glacier collapses are becoming increasingly common during the summer months due to rising temperatures in high-altitude regions. The glacier above Kanchan Ganga reportedly shifted downward, leading to parts breaking off and descending downhill. Officials confirmed that the collapse did not impact the surrounding areas. In a related note, a landslide in Sonprayag, which took place on Friday, resulted in the death of a local resident and left a man of Nepali origin injured. The landslide occurred near the Hanuman Temple in the Rudraprayag district, where two individuals were caught. The local resident was declared dead upon arrival at the hospital, while the injured individual was transferred to a higher medical center for further treatment. These incidents underscore the ongoing challenges posed by climate change in the region.