Floods in parts of India, Bangladesh kill 24

By Associated Press

May 24, 2022 12:15 am

DHAKA: Pre-monsoon rains have flooded parts of India and Bangladesh, killing at least 24 people in recent weeks and sending 90,000 people into shelters, authorities said on Monday.

Both heavily populated nations in South Asia are prone to frequent floods and are considered major victims of climate change.

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