Indus Water Treaty Suspension Impacts Flooding in Pakistan

Imagine India and Pakistan had a deal about sharing river water.

India stopped sharing important flood warnings and data with Pakistan because India says Pakistan is supporting terrorism.

Now, Pakistan is facing terrible floods.

Without the water warnings, Pakistan didn't have enough time to prepare or help people, making the floods even worse.

India says it still shares some data for humanitarian reasons.

Pakistan says the treaty should still be followed.

The loss of water information makes it much harder for Pakistan to deal with the massive flooding.

India is also thinking about its future water projects to provide water to other states, which involves building new canals.