Jammu, July 22 -- Share Tweet Share JAMMU, July 22 (KNS) : The deadly flash floods that struck Rajouri and Poonch on July 19, claiming at least 21 lives and rendering hundreds homeless, have once again laid bare the grim reality of Jammu and Kashmir's recurring flood crisis-a crisis that experts and officials say is largely man-made and entirely preventable. Official sources said the Dharhali River overflowed its banks, submerging the New Bus Stand area in Rajouri town and sweeping away hundreds of vehicles, while in Poonch, a house collapsed under the fury of torrential rain, killing nine members of a single family. These tragedies, they pointed out, are not isolated incidents but part of a painful pattern that has played out repeatedly ...