How do monsoons affect the population of south asia

In South Asia, the monsoons strike every year and affect people because the floods destroy thousands of homes and lives.

Monsoons affect the Indian subcontinent, where it is one of the oldest and most anticipated weather phenomena and an economically significant pattern every year from June through September.

Floods may cause massive displacement of populations across Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Nepal. It also destructs homes, livelihoods and agricultural cropland.

A Monsoon can either make or break the agricultural region of south Asia. They can have either a lot of rain on the right time or they don't get the rain until sometime later in the session leaving their crops dead and dry.

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