VOICED : Rush to build bunkers in Pakistani Kashmir as fears grow

The video discusses the ongoing conflict in Neelum Valley, located in Pakistani Kashmir along the line of control with India. Since September, cross-border shelling has resulted in numerous casualties, including civilians. The local population is constructing bunkers to protect themselves, reminiscent of the tensions in the 1990s. The historical context of the Kashmir conflict is explored, highlighting its division between India and Pakistan since 1947. The current situation has led to increased business for local masons building bunkers. With no resolution in sight, residents continue to seek shelter underground.

What is the primary reason civilians in Neelum Valley are building bunkers?

• To shield from cross-border shelling

• To create additional living space

• To protect against wildlife

• To store food supplies

Since when has Kashmir been a point of contention between India and Pakistan?

• Since 1990

• Since 1947

• Since 1965

• Since 2003

What event shattered years of relative peace in Kashmir?

• A natural disaster

• A political agreement

• A ceasefire violation

• A deadly raid on an Indian Army base

Why is the local mason business booming in Neelum Valley?

• Due to new housing projects

• Because of increased tourism

• Because of agricultural expansion

• Due to the demand for bunkers

What recent event led to Neelum Valley being cut off from the rest of the country?

• A landslide

• A cross-border fire hitting a civilian bus

• A severe storm

• A political blockade