Torrential rains are unleashing catastrophic floods across South Asia, claiming at least 82 lives and displacing over 650,000 people in India’s Assam, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. In Assam alone, ten more died in 24 hours as unprecedented monsoon fury swamps homes and infrastructure along the Brahmaputra River. Meanwhile, Afghanistan and Pakistan face at least 46 fatalities and 100 injuries — a grim reminder that nations least responsible for climate change are bearing its heaviest toll. Experts warn this is a climate-driven disaster, with extreme weather intensifying and threatening millions more.
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