so freaking me from the w h o. again. there was a need to really a push to really have seen are very close, but also fewer legal reading from on working side team and the, providing most of the big transportation was effectively the electric very, to take bank coke. for instance. the city is working on expanding its still limited sky train and metro services. and in the meantime, electric alternatives full of the traditional combustion engine trucks that keep looking around admission for you as well. denny is working on an extra fine, 80 percent of his bus rates and even in coca town, sometimes called the diesel capital of the world. a tentative psych visit electric scooter services starting up the next steps. so which i says can be introducing so called low emissions on cities that are restricting emissions and a certain part of their city votes to improve their quality, but also to improve quality of life. this might mean only allowing clean a cars to into or no cars at all. and it might mean transforming speeds to make

so freaking me from the w h o. again. there was a need to really a push to really have seen are very close, but also fewer legal reason for more working side team. and the, providing most of the transportation was effectively the electric very, to take bank coke. for instance. the city is working on expanding its still limited sky train and metro services. and in the meantime, electric alternatives for the traditional combustion engine trucks that keep looking around admission for you as well. denny is working on an extra fine, 80 percent of his bus suites and even in coca town, sometimes called the diesel capital of the world. a tentative psych, this electric scooter service of starting up. the next steps, so which i says can be introducing so called low emission zones cities that are restricting emissions in a certain part of their city votes to improve their quality, but also to improve quality of life. this might mean only allowing clean a cars to into or no cars at all. and it might mean transforming speeds to make m

if he could meet from the w h o, use it as an indicator for evolution in general to this is important that can come from very different sources. and because it needs to be, gets us into work. so there is really no place is the will, that is the 3 of those are to get his mentor and it's big cities that are often particularly polluted. this problem has been well known for years to sign up with anything has changed. we took a closer look at this state domains from the switch company i q, and we chose average levels of pm 2.5 for more than 7000 cities. over the past 5 years, we put it all into a big excel spreadsheet and check that against a list of the world's biggest cities. those has more than 10000000 people living in them. of those 25 cities, it seems like the air has gotten better in all of that. even when levels are still high. what we've seen is that on average, about 5 percent improvement in air quality over the past few years. so we chase help cities that want to tackle the acquisition problems. the causes are similar even when the proportions, very transportation emissions are

and i'll tell you what you will be getting in through the w h o. it was great. it's a, it's, it's nice to have a big you, an agency being able to help you get through that border. but it is absolutely a difficult situation on the ground. i remember being at northside hospital and feeling like the f 35 was going to land on top of the hospital. every bomb that was striking in the parts of can units the hospital building would shake. we had the emergency department window break while it was there from the shrapnel that was flying through. so you know, no one is spirit and no area is safe. but i think and i, i think you know, uh dr. moore, you can definitely talk about this. but the reason you get so many volunteers is because people have been watching these events unfold for the last 4 and a half months. they have felt like they want to do something. they felt like the entire world has let the people have guys a down and it was time for us to work with our hands and get in there. and i think, you know, i think dr. might, can definitely speak to how people are feeli

h o l. i love that there is no milk or anything. well, the situation is bad. indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the bone being outside continues and bodies, philip flores, somewhat so young. they barely have the chance to live and in the united states, it's super tuesday, the biggest day so far in the 2024 race for the white house. when states across the country choose who they think their partners nominated for president should be 15 states from alabama to alaska and one territory american samoa are holding primary elections. the race is already dominated by 2 candidates that as presidential bind from democrats and his freed assessor donald trump for the republicans. nikki haley is still donald trump's only competition, but falls show he is on course to win our course bonnet. benjamin alvarez is in denver and i asked the why super tuesday is such a consequential day on the electro account. it's a consequential day indeed, more than a 3rd of the delegate

so freaking me from the w h o again. there was a need to be a push to really have peter rachels, but also fewer legal reading from on the working side team. and the, providing most of the transportation was effectively the electric very, to take bank coke. for instance. the city is working on expanding its still limited skytrain and metro services. and in the meantime, electric alternatives for the traditional combustion engine topics that people going around emission for you as well. denny is working on an extra fine, 80 percent of his bus rates, and even in coca town, sometimes called the diesel capital of the world. a tentative like this electric scooter service starting up the next steps. so which i says can be introducing so called low emission zones cities that are restricting emissions in a certain part of their city both to improve their quality, but also to improve quality of life. this might mean only allowing clean a cars to into or no cars at all. and it might mean transforming speeds to make more room succes

the one that many of those have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w. h o. the there is no milk or anything. well, the situation is bad, indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these that's come as the bone being outside continues and bodies. philip floors somewhat so young. they barely have the chance to live. here's the look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world . the independent rushing medius, they also were these have arrested several people for attempting memorials for the late opposition leader alexia bony. thousands of all new supporters attended his funeral last week. more than a 100 were detained at the time and the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for to russian commanders over a legit and war crimes in the frame. take these courts as it has reasonable grounds to believe the russian forces carried out strikes on civilian infrastructure. the kremlin denies the obligations saying it's a tax and the reduced ukraine's ability to fight ukraine says has blown up a russian naval patrol boat

if he could meet from the w h o, use it as an indicator for evolution in general, just as important. and that can come from very different sources. and because it needs to be, gets us into work to it, there is really no place is the will, that is the trio service or to get a mentor and it's big cities, so that often particularly polluted. this problem has been well known for years to sign up with anything has changed. we took a closer look at this state domains from the switch company i q, and we chose average levels of pm 2.5 for more than 7000 cities. over the past 5 years, we put it all into a big excel spreadsheet and check that against the list of the world's biggest cities. those with more than 10000000 people living in them. of those 25 cities, it seems like the air is coming back to an orphan. even when levels are still high . what we've seen is that on average, about 5 percent improvement in air quality over the past few years. so we chase help cities that want to tackle the acquisition problems. the causes are similar even when the proportions, very transportation emissions

we are not animals, as they described us over the weekend workers from the us and the w h o rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel a running critically low. and this is costing children headlines unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here. they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power went off at 4 am, and at 8 am we were out of oxygen. the one that many of those have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w h o l e. one of them is that there is no milk or anything. well, the situation is bad, indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the bone being outside continues and bodies, philip floors somewhat so young. they barely have the chance to live. take a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the world today. suppression, independent media, se authorities have arrested several people for attending memorial events dedicated to lead opposition leader. unexplainable, ne rights group a read. the info says those detained were identified using surveillance camera. thou

if he could meet from the w h o, use it as an indicator for evolution in general, just as employees. and that can come from very different sources. and because it needs to be, gets us into work. so there is really no place in the world that is the 3 of those are to get his mentors and it's big cities that are often particularly polluted. this problem has been well known for years to find out what if anything has changed . we took a closer look at this state domains from the switch company i q, and we chose average levels of pm 2.5 for more than 7000 cities. over the past 5 years, we put it all into a big excel spreadsheet and check that against the list of the world's biggest cities. those has more than 10000000 people living in them. of those 25 cities, it seems like the air has gotten better in order even when levels are still high. what we've seen is that on average, about 5 percent improvement in air quality over the past few years. so we chase help cities that want to tackle the air condition problems. the causes are similar even when the proportions betty transportation emissio

the one that many of those have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w h o l. i love that there is no milk or anything when the situation is bad, indescribable. we're not able to get them anything these that's come as the bone being outside continues and bodies, philip floors somewhat so young. they barely have the chance to live. and here's the look at some other stories and making headlines around the world. the patient, gang leader jimmy to visit our says that the country would plunge into a quote, civil war that will end in genocide. if prime minister are you henri remains in power, he's better known as barbecued his gang leader. and he was formerly an officer of vacation, national police force. he says that he will fight the prime minister to establish a new system in haiti. coco farmers across west africa are suffering the effects of plant diseases that are ruining crops and pushing up global chocolate prices, ivory coast and its neighbor gone on together supply more than half of the world's demand for cocoa full of witness. unusually heavy rain fall. thi

the one that many of those have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w h o l. i love that there is no milk or anything. well, the situation is bad. indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the booming outside continues and bodies, philip flores, somewhat so young. they barely have the chance to live on a quick look down at some of the stories making headlines around the world today. suppression independent media, se authorities have arrested several people for attending memorial events dedicated to late opposition leader. i'll explain of all me, find screw over the info says those detained were identified using surveillance cameras. thousands of pneumonia supporters showed up for his funeral on friday groups as more than a 100 people were detained on that day. 3 us astronauts and a russian cosmonaut have arrived at the international space station for 6 months, mission, the rotating in mid to replace that a part in crew. as part of an astronaut exchange program between nasa and the russian space corporation, the program has been m

the one that many of those have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w h o. the there is no milk or anything. well, the situation is bad. indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the booming outside continues and bodies, philip flores, somewhat so young, they barely have the chance to live. so let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and julie and apple, naya widow of alexei nev only has called on russians to join an election day, protest by voting against present president vladimir putin level naya, said she had thrown hope from the huge crowds that turned out last week for the funeral of her husband. who died interruption prison. on february, the 16 south korean president, unit suck hill has condemned striking junior adults as for what he calls illegal collective action. 7000 trainees. wilkes's a currently absent from hospitals is by push the best of pay and conditions. the health ministry says license suspension. notices have been sent to the is refusing to what at least 7 people

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h o l. i love that there is no milk or anything. well, the situation is bad, indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the booming outside continues and bodies, philip flores, somewhat so young. they barely have the chance to live over to germany. now we're defense minister bore us to story is, says human error was to blame for a conversation between german military commanders being intercepted by russia. the story as, as a senior officer who was visiting singapore dialed in to join the discussion about the use of taurus cruise missiles and ukraine without taking the necessary security precautions. or the story is said that the kremlin was attempting to create divisions within his country. with land type, russia is constantly trying to drive a wedge between us, between the domestic political forces in germany, between the policies, between those for a, for or against, for more or less support for ukraine. it's all the perfidious getting, the tutoring has came here and we must not fall before it the most often lime game . the story is also said

i'm the w h o rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel a running critically low. and this is costing children deadlines. unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here. they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power went off at 4 am, and at 8 am we were out of oxygen, the one that many others have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w. a true the there is no milk or anything . well, the situation is bad. indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the bone being outside continues and bodies, philip floors, some with so young. they barely have to chose to live the sometimes we have a change of pace. now in a very different story. we're going to head to sydney, australia, where women of the bondai beach sir fe, there's live saving club, are training the next generation of rescuers. they also raced rescue boats to hone their skills and had of international women's day on march. 8th, the volunteers of the pink petrol are raising awareness about how women contribute to safety on the water. it's

h o the there is no milk or anything. well, the situation is bad. indescribable. we're not able to get them anything these that's come. as the booming outside continues and bodies, philip flores, somewhat so young, they barely have the chance to live over to germany. now we're defense minister for us. the story is says, human error was to blame for a conversation between german military commanders being intercepted by russia. the story as, as a senior officer who was visiting single poor dialed in to join the discussion about the use of taras cruise missiles and ukraine without taking the necessary security precautions. the story is said, the kremlin is attempting to create divisions within germany. it will slant type, russia is constantly trying to drive a wedge between us, between the domestic political forces in germany, between the policies, between those 12, for or against, for more or less support for ukraine. it's all about 50 is getting the tennis king, henry must not fall before it. the most often lime game of the story is also said, the german government

the w h o says the number of tobacco smokers worldwide is following. the young party revelers are also smoking for inhaling. other substances like laughing gas. sounds like fun. but it too can be dangerous. it's a relatively cheap and in most countries legal high god has made nitrous oxide or laughing gas and extremely pulpy. that intoxicant policy go is get a quick kick by inhaling it from free feel balloons also can you tell the cartridges in which green guns it's widely available in many countries. but the pressure inside the dispenser can rupture long tissue and even close respiratory arrest and the other health risks to hold on the fluid and couldn't they could stop your nervous system from functioning properly. you could lose sensation in your land ice and vitamin b 12, which is very important for our bodies may not be metabolized properly anymore with serious consequences for your internal organs. they stop working properly from 10 until may stick. laughing gas is becoming increasingly popular among nighttime revel is causing fits of giggles, ha

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i remember the most important over the we can work us from the you went, i'm the w h o rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel a running critically low. and this is costing children airlines. so unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power went off at 4 am and at 8 am we were out of oxygen. the one that and many others have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w, and show that there is no milk or anything when the situation is bad, indescribable. we're not able to get them anything these that's come. as the booming outside continues and bodies, philip floors somewhat so young, they barely have the chance to live. now the national people's congress in china is being closely followed in taipei. tensions between china and taiwan have spiked and recent weeks due to a recent incident which took place in the water surrounding jan men, a group of taiwanese controlled islands, just kilometers from the shores of china. and the incident time when east coast guard pursuit of a chinese fi

the w h o says the number of tobacco smokers worldwide is following. the young party revelers are also smoking for inhaling. other substances like laughing gas. sounds like fun. but it too can be dangerous. it's a relatively cheap and in most countries legal high god has made nitrous oxide or laughing gas. and extremely popular, that intoxicant policy go is get a quick kick by inhaling it from free feel. balloons also can get out of cartridges in which green guns it's widely available in many countries. but the pressure inside the dispenser can rupture, lung tissue and even close respiratory arrest and the other health risks to hold on the fluid and couldn't, they could stop your nervous system from functioning properly. you could lose sensation in your land ice and vitamin b 12, which is very important for our bodies, may not be metabolized properly anymore with serious consequences for your internal organs. they stop working properly, different can i talk miss memory stick? laughing gas is becoming increasingly popular among nighttime revel is closin

m, the w h o rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel a running critically no. and this is costing children, and i started, unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here. they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power went off at 4 am and at 8 am we were out of oxygen. the one that and many others have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w. a tro. there's no milk or anything when the situation is bad, indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the booming outside continues and bodies, philip flores somewhat so young, they barely have the chance to live. it's super tuesday in the united states, the biggest day so far in the 2024 race for the white house. when states across the country choose who they think their parties nominated for president should be 15 states from alabama to alaska and one territory americans. them all are holding primary elections. the race is already dominated by 2 candidates. president joe vine from democrats and his freed assessor donald trump for the republic. it

the w h o says the number of tobacco smokers worldwide is following. the young party revelers are also smoking for inhaling. other substances like laughing gas. sounds like fun. but it too can be dangerous. it's a relatively cheap and in most countries legal high god has made nitrous oxide or laughing gas and extremely popular. that intoxicant policy go is get a quick kick by inhaling it from free feel. balloons also can get out of cartridges in which green guns it's widely available in many countries. but the pressure inside the dispenser can rupture long tissue and even close respiratory arrest and the other health risks to hold on the fluid and couldn't they could stop your nervous system from functioning properly. you could lose sensation in your land ice and vitamin b 12, which is very important for our bodies may not be metabolized properly anymore with serious consequences for your internal organs. they stop working properly from 10 until furnished memory stick. laughing gas is becoming increasingly popular among nighttime revelers closing fits

it assessed were over w h o limits for the most dangerous pollutants at least an idea. we as a gunman have kidnapped at least 87 people from a village in the northwest rested in say the bandits arrived undetected after they passed. they motorbike so far away. hundreds of people have been killed naturally simply by gangs demanding ransom payments. as legislators in hong kong, they appear on the verge of passing a controversial security law, long criticized for contributing human rights. it's the demand of china and central government did badging, which has ordered itself already on the territory massive street protests in earlier use stumps. the government from implementing the legislation, but with many opposition activists in jail or in exile. it's expected to pass through parliament with these. let's take a look at board article 23 and types. it requires hong kong to suppress defense and threats the government. the bill contains broad provisions against prison interaction espionage, destructive activities, endangering national security, and external interference. huma

h o t was informed by uh, doctors at the hospital and my colleague fully about to impose folks who don't say a peg g. he's a canadian physician who spent a week treating patients inside garza and his close contact is in close contact with colleagues that we also was trick at the spike and diseases with the overlapping food and clean water and housing and security that has pretty much lost no one on the, not a big deal. every single person has been entirely touched by those overlapping crises of food and water, and shelter and security. it has led to the conditions of overcrowding, of dis, book displacement of people living in tens and prop for sanitation and clean water . to the point where we're seeing so much communicable disease and not of respiratory infections. joshua and test all disease, including a major outbreak of hepatitis is a and, and these are preventable infections and diseases can also be boxing it against and, and to, to steal from such things. we need nutritious food, we need to clean water. and without such things, we're, we're seeing the worst of the worst ones, not o

h o t was informed of uh, doctors at the hospital when l. yeah, michael need for the body by who spoke to doctor n. g is a canadian physician who spent a week treating patients inside garza and as in close contact with colleagues that we asked him what's triggered the spike in disease if with the overlapping food and clean water and housing and security that has pretty much lost. no one on the not a menu. every single person has been entirely touched by those overlapping crises of food and water and shelter and security. it has led to the conditions of overcrowding, of this book, displacement of people living in tens and prop or sanitation and clean water to the point where we're seeing so much communicable disease and not of respiratory infections. joshua and test all disease, including a major outbreak of hepatitis a and, and these are preventable infections and diseases can also be boxing it against an end to, to steal from such things. we need nutritious food, we need clean water. and without such things, we're, we're seeing the worst of

h o spokeswoman, she says it's been difficult for health care workers to provide services while facing salvation and malnutrition themselves. so just imagine you working incredibly hot, incredibly, physically hard running for patients, the patient dealing with things that you've got to be mentally on a full but also physically a lot full and you have very, very little food. now we mount emissions as often as we put visit a and when we come, one of the things that were asked for 1st by the health care workers is to can we do our best to bring some we're also increasingly bringing and nutritional supplements for children, re feeding for because that is now the great need. stone haitian is stalking every doorway in gaza. we know that there they were. i mean, before the hostilities around us cheaper, it's 6 hospitals that we're doing what they quoted, but most of them lack fuel. whenever we go to the knoll suite, one of the things we bring is fuel so they can get the generation is going. in some hospitals we have to repair the generator will bringing you generate because that's being destr

w h o regulations and to curb the poaching of stuff from countries with we can health care systems. i'm to put in place formal agreements for recruitment from states on the so called methodist will discuss the story that's called lie to leader of the communist party of great britain marxist minnes images, consultant, surgeon rundridge bra, you're most welcome. what consequences could this policy also mean, wealthy countries hiring medical staff from african nations? what is it going to have in the long term? it's good to be with you. thanks for having me. this is our new policy. we've seen it for a long time. i've been in the attic chest, that's over 20 years or no. first was a in a medical student and young adults to receive very many nurses and doctors comfortable the philippines. i liked it from india now also from africa. so it's been a long campaign to target and recruit, flip to prove it has a few effects, but really they can't be distinguished from the overall effect of the fact that we have you know, i divide in a little between few very wealthy nation and the boss must have

h o t was informed by uh, doctors at the hospital who as far as present kind of harris has expressed deep concern over the situation in gaza and deserves as well to take additional measures to increase aid flows, as has been holding towards in washington dc with any guns, a member of his writing will cabinet. is there any problem is that benjamin netanyahu was reported? they told embassy stuff in washington, no, to help facilitate kansas trip. she opportunity has moved from washington dc. and despite the reported objections of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, many guides is being receivable, most of the highest levels of the by the administrator and not president biden himself, but the vice president, a selection of the key decision makers for foreign policy in the administration. national security advisor, jake sullivan, and national security council. i'm at least coordinator breton, a good on monday, secretary of state as the blinking of the state department. on tuesday, the white house says the guns requested the meeting and it made sense to to meet him given. he is a cool part

h o t was informed by uh, doctors at the hospital or any of my colleagues volleyball too. but i spoke to dr. ethan g. he's a canadian physician who spent a week treating patients inside garza and his in close contact with colleagues that we asked him what's triggered the spike and diseases with the overlapping food and clean water and housing and security that has pretty much lost no one on that is not a big deal. every single person has been entirely touched by those overlapping crises of food and water, and shelter and security. it has led to the conditions of overcrowding, of dis displacement, where people living in tens and prop for sanitation and clean water to the point where we're seeing so much communicable disease and not of respiratory infections. joshua test all disease, including a major outbreak of hepatitis is a and, and these are preventable infections and diseases can also be boxing it against an end to, to feel from such things. we need nutritious food, we need clean water. and without such things, we're, we're seeing the worst of the worst was not only, a

h o, how do you like us whole as gathered, as, as, as better off as possible of the marriage and then the unraveling of a marriage undoubtedly take away right from the fullness of a person. and so the courts try to intervene to kind of do the best they can to make sure at the signing of that dotted line. you each walk away and in a favorable um, you know, positions. and so what you see particularly area of women, thankfully and, and i think definitely not enough, but we see definitely strides towards that is you see advocacy groups or resources kind of being offered to women that are being disproportionately kind of out muscled in a divorce proceedings meaning man has more money, has more money hit it on the side has. busy earned more money has a more higher skill set because mom's been at home raising kids for 10 years. and so kind of her education on professional pursuits of leveled off for something sometimes even gone backwards. and the husband is going often done great things and made tons of money and have, as you know, i have a resource on to design, including a great kind of t

m, the w h o rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel a running critically no. and this is costing children headlines so unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here. they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power went off at 4 am, and at 8 am we were out of oxygen. the one that of many others have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w, and show that there is no milk or anything. well, the situation is bad, indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the booming outside continues and bodies, philip floors somewhat so young, they barely have the chance to live the national people's congress in china is being closely followed in taipei tension between china and taiwan. has spiked in recent weeks due to a recent incident which took place in the water surrounding 10 men. a group of time when use control the islands just kilometers from the shores of china. and the incident a tie, one east coast guard pursuit of a chinese fishing vessel lead to the death of 2 chinese fishermen. china's coast

m, the w h o rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel a running critically no. and this is costing children headlines so unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here. they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power went off at 4 am, and at 8 am we were out of oxygen. the one that many of those have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w. a tro the there is no milk or anything what the situation is bad, indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the booming outside continues. and bodies, philip flores, somewhat so young. they barely have the chance to live the and now a change of pace. we're heading to the united states, where it is the biggest day so far in the 2024 race for the white house when states across the country choose who they think their parties nominate will be for president. now, 15 states from alabama to alaska and one territory american samoa are holding primary elections. the races already dominated by 2 candidates, president biden, for the democrats and his predecessor, d

h o t was informed by uh, doctors at the hospital. this vice president cala harris has expressed a deep concern over the situation in gaza and us as well to take additional measures to increase aid flows, as has been holding towards in washington dc with ben, his guns, a member of his writing will cabinet was ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu, as reported, they told them to see stuff in washington, not to help facilitate guidance as trip. she has her times, he has moved from washington dc to despite the reported objections of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. many guns is being receivable, most of the highest levels of the by did ministration. not president biden himself, but the vice president, a selection of a key decision makers for foreign policy in the administration. national security advisor, jake sullivan, and national security council at least coordinator breton, a good on monday, secretary of state as the blinking of the state department. on tuesday, the white house says that guns requested the meeting and it made sen

h o. t was informed by doctors at the hospital. when any of my calling for the body by it was spoke to dr. ethan g. he's a canadian physician who spent a week treating patients inside garza and i was in close contact with colleagues. dad. we asked him, what's the figured the spike and diseases with the overlapping food and clean water and housing and security that has pretty much left no one on the not a menu. every single person has been entirely touched by those overlapping crises of food and water. and of shelter and security, it has led to the conditions of overcrowding, of dis, book displacement of people living in tents and prop for sanitation and clean water . to the point where we're seeing so much communicable disease and not of respiratory infections. joshua test all disease, including a major outbreak of hepatitis is a and, and these are preventable infections and diseases can also be boxing it against an end to, to feel problems such things. we need nutritious food, we need to

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h o t was informed by uh, doctors at the hospital. when any of my calling for the body of those by to dr. ethan g, he's a canadian physician who spent a week treating patients inside garza and is in close contact with colleagues that we asked him about what's triggered the spike and diseases. as with the overlapping food and clean water and housing and security that has pretty much left no one on the not a big deal. every single person has been entirely touched by those overlapping crises of food and water, and shelter and security. it has led to the conditions of overcrowding, of dis, book displacement of people living in tents and prop for sanitation and clean water . to the point where we're seeing so much communicable disease and not of respiratory infections. joshua test all disease, including a major outbreak of hepatitis is a and, and these are preventable infections and diseases can also be boxing it against an end to, to feel problems such things. we need nutritious food, we need to clean water. and without such things, we're

one of the most destructive minutes you complaints in recent history, the w h o ps. as the idea of a tech savvy, the damaged or destroyed up to 80 percent of civilian infrastructure in the enclave . and this hotel on the coast of gaza is just one of many examples. hello . i am due to due to the looks of my beloved wife on my little son. we don't see any kind of optimism because we have seen the the suddenly those since the stop the as i get a sion on the go the same say so and so i'd be want to and as i go sion on this, i know a lot, but nothing happens on these meetings and they're looking for answers for this possible eligible for this mailbox does give us the time for the 5 minutes thought it had been to amendment to the our approach to our me, the students here who are starving, who don't have the hospitality hold on me because they are a little tough. anything for life of assisting the system, the, the on to the, the ship, to 7 down to the shop. and then go back to the wood down to listing all the sections and both of the guys to leave off posting and officials

h o rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel a running critically low. and this is costing children headlines that unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here. they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power went off at 4 am, and at 8 am we were out of oxygen, the one that many others have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w. a tro the there is no milk or anything what the situation is bad, indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the bone being outside continues and bodies fill up floors somewhat so young. they barely have the chance to live and now we went ahead to some other stories making headlines. cocoa farmers across west africa are suffering the effects of plant diseases that are ruining crops and pushing up global chocolate prices, ivory coast and its neighbors gone on together a supply more than half of the world's demand for cocoa fullstep witnessed unusually heavy rain fall. this harvest season, at least 7 people died in the paul after a bus plunged into a river

this was from the w h o spokes person globally who said quote guys, it's on its knees. it's more than on its knees and the quote and i, i heard you just in your previous answer, you know, searching for the right words the right addict is to describe the severity of what's happening and gaza. similarly the w, i chose folks 1st and also searching for the right words. do you ever feel like this is now beyond words? it's just hard to reach. it's hard to reach people and to describe accurately what is really happening as well. yeah, i yeah, of course i, we, we, we actually, uh wow. i mean, today i just want to have extra day the charlotte nation went to she also told me to bring a few slides, enjoying vaccinations, etc. so yeah, do we have enough for you use a dentist, but this is all we vicious to the nor for, for, for, for malls as a whole certainly shot to the lady that started on. i heard you about their roles and i just want to make a point, somebody like, actually know, i guess that can be why shaving intervention. but the boy, you most of lice kind of go in there on t

h o t was informed of uh, doctors at the hospital. hardly, i spoke to doctor you paying g, who's a canadian physician who spent a week treating patients inside garza and is in close contact with colleagues said i asked him about what's triggered the spike in infectious diseases with the overlapping food and clean water and housing. and security that has pretty much left no one on the not a big deal. every single person has been entirely touched by those overlapping crises of food and water and shelter. insecurity. it has led to the conditions of overcrowding, of this book, displacement of people living in tens and prop for sanitation and clean water. to the point where we're seeing so much communicable disease and not of respiratory infections. gastro intestinal disease including a major outbreak, us hepatitis is a and, and these are preventable infections and diseases that can also be boxing the gaps and, and to, to, you know, from such things we need nutritious food. we need to clean water. and without such things, we're, we're seeing the worst of the worst ones, not only, and these commu

h. o has said that the decision must be urgently reversed the court proceedings and beginnings of suspects in the west attack. on russ renee, the 20 is repairing before a judge in a musket court who's expected to place him in pre trial detention. 11 suspects were arrested in connection with private to tacket. the constituted moscow, at least 137 people were killed. prussia in terms of having a day of national morning service, was held by making shift memorial just outside the concert hall, emergency services to steel. recovering bodies from under the deputy of the building. it was mostly destroyed by 5 that were started by the attack is of the shooting russian president vladimir putin. he went to a russian orthodox judge in moscow and could be seen like a candle honoring the victims. i proved invalid vengeance for the attack and his address to the nation on such let's have more now from mount deserves those 2 power . in most of these ruins are all that's left of caracas, city hall. a pop

the w h o is the only way to prevent famines is by ensuring a dentist. this trip to monahan has more children and gaza are struggling to survive. mohammed is suffering from malnutrition. his mother says food has become nearly impossible to find how mostly a small yesterday. i took my 11 year old son to have his blood tested and the result came on, his blood count was 11. how's that possible? that's very low and weak. but what can we do? there's no x, no meet no procedures. no fish, no vegetables, the you the see us and the others suffering from the serious medical conditions are getting worse due to lack of food and medicine. what are the small cystic fibrosis? how do you have cystic fibrosis? this disease requires a lot of care. we have been at war for 5 months. no, nothing is available anymore. day by day, his condition has deteriorated. so the world health organization teams and got to say children are dying from a combination of malnutrition and disease. nearly 32000 palestinians have been killed in israel's war on gaza. tens of thousands have also b

h o. t was informed by doctors at the hospital. let's speak to dr. e paying g. who is a canadian medic, who's spent the retreating patients inside gaza and he's in close contact with colleagues in the streets and is joining us live from ottawa on this news. our thank you so much for being with us doctor. you've been speaking to your colleagues and guys, and what are they telling you about the current situation, especially when it comes to these infectious diseases, 1000000 cases. that's a staggering figure. that's right, i mean, thank you for having me do that. the numbers are staggering, but i think the human cost of what's happening on the ground, the individual lives that are being impacted by not only the infectious disease and the continued violence that people are experiencing. but also i think it's really important to highlight the attacks on health care the absence continue. i have to check on the status of my colleagues and friends for health care workers and the gaza strip to see

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