Source: International Business Times
Decades of clashes between Pakistan and India have pushed many residents on the de facto border to build bunkers for shelter AFP Pulling logs and dusty building materials from a storage bunker outside his home in Kashmir, Riaz Awan readied the underground space to house his family as they braced for clashes between Pakistan and India to reach their border village. Kashmiris living on both sides of the de facto border -- the Line of Control -- have been caught in the barrage of shells and bullets for decades as the nuclear-armed archrivals fight over the disputed region. The long history of clashes has pushed many residents to build bunkers for shelter should their homes be caught in the crossfire.
