Pakistan Crop Crisis: Low Dams, India's Chenab Flow Reduction

Pakistan is worried about having enough water for growing crops this summer.

The country's two main dams don't have much water stored.

Pakistan also says India is controlling the flow of water from the Chenab River.

This means there's not as much water for farms.

Pakistan's leaders are asking for help, and they are worried about what the lack of water could mean for growing crops.

India stopped sharing water flow data with Pakistan.

Pakistan needs water for farming, but the water supply is uncertain.