Claim: The debris from the glacial collapse entered the river on the Tibetan side in the upper Langde Khola and ran down into the Bothe Koshi.
Verdict: Correct (95% confidence)
Explanation: According to USA Today, the ice broke away at an altitude of about 17,000 feet and fell into the upper Lhende Khola River valley, which is consistent with the claim that debris entered the river on the Tibetan side. The BBC corroborates this by stating that a large volume of ice and rock debris entered the Lende Khola, a tributary of the Bhote Koshi river, confirming the path of the debris into the Bothe Koshi. These sources directly support the claim's core proposition about the debris path, le...