Pakistan-India: In Punjab, flooding sparks anger among residents
Since late June, unusually heavy monsoon rains have hit northern India and Pakistan, killing hundreds of people. The worst-hit province is Punjab, where nearly 4 million people have been displaced. Climate change is mainly to blame. But the floods have also been worsened by the opening of dams in India. FRANCE 24's Shahzaib Wahlah reports from Pakistan.
Since late June, unusually heavy monsoon rains have hit northern India and Pakistan, killing hundreds of people. The worst-hit province is Punjab, where nearly 4 million people have been displaced. Climate change is mainly to blame. But the floods have also been worsened by the opening of dams in India. FRANCE 24's Shahzaib Wahlah reports from Pakistan.
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