Flood-hit Pakistan breaches lake in bid to save densely populated cities ...United Arab Emirates

Pakistan authorities intentionally breached the country's largest freshwater lake on Sunday, displacing 100,000 people from their homes but preventing more densely populated area close by from being hit by flood water.

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