An interesting article on the Save the Hills blog has highlighted biases in the reporting of landslide disasters in India.

Joshimath: new Planet satellite imagery provides insights into the landslide amidst continuing uncertainty as to the long term future

At Joshmath in India, 863 buildings are now showing signs of distress, of which 181 are considered to be unsafe.

Joshimath: a new InSAR analysis sheds light on active deformation over the last few months and the last few weeks

There are clear indications of continued development of the landslide at Joshimath, with damage now reported for 849 buildings

Joshimath: InSAR data published yesterday by the ISRO has started to reveal the scale of the landslide issue in northern India.

A very large, unusual landslide has occurred in Rosas, Cauca in Columbia, displacing over 700 people and closing the Pan American Highway

Issues with the landslides in the town of Joshimath in India continue. There is much speculation as to the causes, which are likely to be complex.

Save The Hills has produced two wonderful films documenting the impact of a landslide on the village of Pathing in Northern India. The videos highlight the scale of losses that the residents of this remote village are facing.

On 14 November 2022 a rockslide occurred at a quarry in Maudarh in Mizoram, India, killing 12 workers. The event was captured on video.