Inundaciones en India y Pakistan dejan a mas de 450 personas y centenares de miles de damnificados.

Severe floods in Pakistan and India have led to mass evacuations and a death toll of 457. Rescue teams prioritize women, children, and disabled individuals, while the Chenab River's breach exacerbates the situation. The floods, affecting over 1.5 million people, are the worst since 2010. The report concludes with insights from Luis Velarde of the Associated Press.

What prompted the mass evacuation in Pakistan?

• A severe drought

• Earthquake warnings

• Severe floods

• Heavy snowfall

Which groups were prioritized by rescue teams during the floods?

• Women, children, and disabled individuals

• Farmers and livestock owners

• Tourists and travelers

• Local government officials

What natural event caused the river Chenab to breach its embankment?

• A heavy rainstorm

• An earthquake

• A volcanic eruption

• A landslide

When did the floods in the Himalaya region begin?

• November 10

• August 15

• September 3

• October 1

How do the current floods compare to those in 2010 in terms of severity?

• They are less severe

• They are equally severe

• They are more severe

• They are unrelated