my cuba. on al-jazeera. $16000000.00 people quarantined in italy as the government looks down cities including milan and venice over the current for. the nicholas hawke on the outskirts of the capital the car senegal with several cases of corona virus across the continent find out next what the governments here are doing to tackle the outbreak and why people are scared. and i mean this is live from doha also coming up silence from saudi arabia as more arrests are reported out of the detention of 2 senior princes in talk of a power struggle. plus a fire destroys

a refugee center on the greek island of lesbos will speak to the manager of the facility. for the nittany is imposing tough restrictions on a quarter of its population locking down its 2nd largest city more than 16000000 people as it tries to stop corona virus spreading it's just had its biggest rise in cases since the outbreak began with more than 1200 confirmed on saturday of a long time includes the entire region of one body where the italian outbreak began and where the most deaths have been recorded home to $10000000.00 people no one will be able to move in and out of the area and that includes the economic capital of milan the lock down will also affect several other provinces including venice in fact see another 6000000 people the restrictions are set to remain until early april. in casual in old in italy people rushed to the

train station desperate to leave the city before it was put in to knock down the phone it's too good to talk i read 2 hours ago that they may be putting out an urgent to cream putting in the red zone and because i'd like to return down south to my relatives i decided to go earlier. prime minister just said picante has signed a decree to impose an unprecedented large scale quarantine in the long bloody region home to 10000000 people to limit the spread of coded 19. now we have restrictive measures for a much wider area because it wasn't making any sense to say a lot of small red zones while infections have spread all over and in the provinces we listed. this comes after italy reported more than $1200.00 new infections in one day there's going to be. many things that again to be closed like jinns

cultural centers. all sorts of areas where people get together in large groups restaurants and bars however appear it appears they will be kept. pope francis he's fighting a cold his council public appearances and will deliver his regular sunday prayers to crowds at the vatican by live stream and the leader of one of history's 2 ruling parties has announced that he has coronavirus all caught on a so it is arrived have coronavirus today obviously i'll be monitored like everybody else in the situation i feel fine so it was decided that i would be isolated at home also my family is falling all the protocols to the situations italy is the worst affected country in europe but france germany and the netherlands have all reported a rise in the number of cases while malta slovakia's and serbia have confirmed that 1st infections victoria gayton be al-jazeera. all let's take this on because me to

get a multi-day who is an italian journalist and editor of italy dot com that's an online magazine based in venice and he joins us on skype from the give thanks for joining us venice where you are is in lockdown what's it like there now must be something of a ghost town. it's a ghost town yeah it is the right war tool to describe the situation it's a sunny day to day saw these but at the oxic all that we can enjoy a beautiful city. actually be launched the wire so that we were there a sense of the city i mean you're you know that we often complain about of tolbert stories too many stories and this time there is this book by the docks acknowledged to us at the meeting that it's a strange situation for us yeah and how about how are people responding to this and how the people feel that the authorities have reacted to the crisis. well it is

a problem here because the join it being a girl. which enjoys a certain amount of autonomy. is not it doesn't agree with that does major soul we are going to face it we're out of the. situation you know between 2 or tory at this so i'll of course. it's not as not to us to do it to address all these this problem but it's amazing that. we having a situation in which every journey of a thought is not aligned thought you know and even don't make your own but of danishes is a strange guy because we have the cabinet will be here and they didn't stop there the county will and but after. the date so there

is a situation in progress that i'm not blaming the italian authorities or the governor or the mayor because i understand that these are barely barely new new. challenge for everybody both for the party fissions and for the citizens because the citizens little master show a sense of responsibility which is not the case because you know you still see people who go to ski in the mount been sleeping and back you know in you know at least spread some out of these this by us and they don't know that even if they are maybe younger they are not a preschooler. break. i just want to ask you with that with the region in lockdown other fears other concerns about supplies of food and so forth. not sure. maybe a problem you know but still if we banish for example in

a city like maneesh we have open. outdoor markets still and that is a good place to all to buy you know not just sugar maggots so i guess i'm not warry that corporate that actually had them at the moment the 3 east that may be but then surely a problem of course you know thank you very much a good speaking to us there from venice the city he describes as a ghost town the least 10 people in china have been killed after a hotel used as a coronavirus quarantine center collapsed rescue workers pulled 47 of these 70 people from under the rubble but more than a dozen people are still trapped let's speak to katrina you whose life was in beijing and katrina as people learn of the problem of this collapse there is better news isn't there as china reports its lowest number of new infections in

a single day since january. yes that's why what we're hearing from the chinese government is that they're saying they've effectively stop the spread of the current virus outside of who they province and as you mentioned we've had the lowest numbers this weekend that we've had for weeks today in the last 24 hours there were 44 new cases and 41 of those cases were in a province and the other 3 outside of who were people who are infected not in china but in italy and iran so they've said effectively they've been successful in preventing the spread of the virus throughout china and it's been concentrated now into a province and this trend this figure has been really taken by the chinese government as a kind of victory to say that the heavy man did measures that they've been putting in place to stop the outbreak have been successful and some of those measures have been locking down 16000000 people that's equivalent to the population of the u.k.

preventing those people from leaving their homes closing down public transport closing down work places entertainment venues and these measures have been heavily criticized outside of china for really impinging on people's human rights also criticized because people say that they've had adverse effects on people who are sick with illnesses that are not the coronavirus so the chinese government has really come on to this figure and said look. in order to contain the outbreak these measures were not only necessary but we implemented them in a way that the communist party could only implement them so that really using this figure as a positive propaganda tool essentially what katrina things about that's katrina you . well in the united states a cruise ship with an outbreak of growth of ours on board has been allowed to dock in the city of oakland california that's just across the bay from san francisco which refused to let me talk 21 people on board have tested positive for corona virus grown princess current through

a half 1000 passengers and crew around 50 of us did so for our. well countries in africa have been have until now escaped the worst of the corona virus outbreak but the have been new cases in cameroon and in togo and at least 45 infections have been confirmed elsewhere on the continent it was hot propose now from senegal where authorities are trying to stop the outbreak from spreading. the corona virus is spreading in africa on tuesday a french couple with flu like symptoms tested positive for the virus in this hospital with multiple new cases many of the nursing and medical staff have been sent home hundreds are in self-imposed quarantined pharmacies are running out of masks and sanitizer some are even resorting to traditional remedies and the hope of fighting off the virus is going to individualize you need to eat garlic at least 3 times a day and that will stuff coronavirus especially older people have been coming to me hoping that this will protect them when you're going to be i mean don't count on

that remedy though the world health organization says there's no evidence that eating garlic has protected people from the new coronavirus so far all the cases on the african continent are not coming from china like experts predicted but from europe the outbreak that began in the north of italy is quickly spreading beyond european borders we are not far from the pandemic most of the continents do not have enough capacity for example for intensive in senegal an emergency crisis has been put in place similar to the one during the 201416 bull outbreak over 11000 people died from that virus mostly in west africa. the government does not want to see the virus spread in neighborhoods like this where there's a shortage of water frequent power cuts and the sanitation systems are not up to scratch people here live in close proximity and this is a virus that's highly contagious so help that authorities say the way to stop the

outbreak is early detection this is where blood sample. suspected cases are being tested a facility few african countries have and so for professor county avoiding contact including handshakes is the best way to prevent the virus from spreading we need to explain. that they don't need to be afraid they guess. or prevention aspect while fear of the virus is spreading faster than the virus itself so with the misinformation on social media rumors that africans are immune to the virus so that hot weather or local remedies can destroy it with some saying that covert 19 is a western invention it's a challenge for african states with the epidemic gaining ground misinformation has become ass contagious as the virus itself nicholas hawk al-jazeera the car now than a 4th is reported to have been detained in saudi arabia but hasn't been any official

response from the government u.s. media reports say the former head of ami intelligence that's prince. is among those now being held in the wall street journal says that dozens of officials and army officers have also been arrested brian has the. the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon has moved to consolidate power since removing his cousin mohammed bin nayef as a to the throne and 27 tane now 3 years on the knife is reportedly accused of trying to push out the crown prince and that seeing him and his brother detained as well as the saudi king's youngest brother ahmed bin abdulaziz there are some kinds of rumors and innuendoes that there is term order within the family in the form of criticism but that doesn't justify you know being arrested like criminals with mass security forces coming to their own lives and yanking him out of their private residences mama been summoned on his abs has

a reputation for cracking down on anyone who opposes him 27 tane dozens of senior members of the royal family and billionaire businessmen were rounded up and detained at a luxury hotel in riyadh the saudi government said it was an end to corruption dr rights groups disagreed hundreds of activists including women's rights campaigner allusion i'll have to are also in prison. he's not worried about people trying to make a call he doesn't want any independent voices that don't agree with him and it's not for the. reason woman of 3 people on the council of royal members in saudi arabia that decides the succession he was one of 3 who didn't vote for him had been summoned to become the crown prince mohammed bin solomon's most notorious legacy so far is the 2018 killing of saudi journalist. in the kingdom's consolation istanbul she was murdered by a hit squad made up of some of been solomon's personal entourage his body

dismembered and of a found the cia concluded that the crown prince must have known about the operation if not ordered it himself. is the most senior that's really and. actually overseas for many. years came back. 3 years ago to kind of try to calm things down. after b.s. took over and there were some. kind of turmoil within the royal family prince ahmed's return to the kingdom in 2018 came weeks after he appeared to criticize the saudi leadership during a protest in london against the saudi u.a.e. led war in yemen one of my it is you know what does the whole of the al saud family have to do with this there are certain individuals responsible in the king to try and print and others in the state. prince ahmed and mohammed bin nayef were both seen as possible rivals to the throne when i say 4 year old king solomon dies

reports suggest they now face long term imprisonment or even death brian al jazeera . still ahead here a non-zero bacon and turned away we speak to refugees and migrants attempting to cross into greece from turkey. and near mars peace park a creative fix for one of the world's longest running into. the. hello looks like is a flood risk developing somewhere in the indonesia is not obvious from this there's a good spread of thunderstorms that start java born here sort of ways you have to as a sudden philippines less so the further north you go surprisingly maybe thailand looks trying to bangkok quite warm a 37 degrees the coast of vietnam increasingly looks well showery probably weapon

on shore breeze but is this thing developing here is circulation just the size a jar and movies was it could produce some flooding over the island itself again australia by contrast is rather quiet and the stupidly thunderstorms in the north as you can see but for the sas were less in the way of cloud that lots all moved east woods but that's not necessarily true entirely for queens and the potential for flooding here still exist as widespread as it was but if there were the same and the temperature dropping not so much from melbourne but donahoe but we're down to 16 degrees now it's a bit of a chill whereas pursed enjoying the 35 rather hot 35 really so to 2 by tuesday by which time these thunderstorms austin in queens and but it's rather easy in new south wales all this time in new zealand the rain has just been on and off not particularly severe but this precious little sunshine for most.

in 2013 cases of gang great shock to asia and the world it's almost court like young men and each other on al-jazeera asked men in cambodia what drove them to commit violence against women i don't know whether it's rape i'm doing it because i can't afford a girl a male in 2016 has anything changed normalization of violence against women unfortunately i think is still a very common pattern around the world rewind it's a man's world on al-jazeera. or. how to get you what you had 0 or might about top stories into

a quarter of its lease population is being put under lockdown as the government tries to stop the coronavirus region of lombardy home to 10000000 people is known quarantine 11 nearby provinces are also affected. at least 10 people in china have been killed after a hotel used as a quarantine center collapsed rescue workers pulled 47 out of the 70 people from under the rubble but more than a dozen are still trapped. a 4th senior saudi prince says reported to have been detained in what may be a new battle in the kingdom the new york times says a former head of army intelligence that's been sniping ahmed was arrested along with 3 others on friday. a refugee facility on the greek island of less bosses cleaning up after a fire late on saturday it happened it a swiss operated one happy family center for refugees just outside the island's capital there are no immediate reports of injuries more than 1700 migrants have

landed on lesbos and 4 other jian islands from turkey over the past week let's bring in john psaropoulos now who's on let's 1st john what's the latest. hello well you can see behind me the warped and twisted metal sheet sheet metal of the roof which has buckled under the fire the girders underneath that have also buckled we can see. the roof that's left the steel frames of the long tables and benches were children so of course the plywood is now turned to dust this was the school of peace a section of the one happy family day center which offered a number of services to refugees living on the island standing with me here is nick nicola who is one of the people in charge of this center good morning thank you for joining us thanks can you tell me had you received any warning that something might happen and do you know what the cause of this fire was so for we don't know

anything about the cause of the fire the police is investigating. been very tense on the island recently island has been host to more than 20000 asylum seekers in the notorious morea refugee camp and refugees are very frustrated about the situation as well as their residents of the island who have suffered from this situation since many years how do you received any sort of threats we have heard from other organizations that. personally we didn't have received any threats but there had been reports of volunteers being attacked in their cars now we know that you have shut down the center for the post week why did you do that we shut down almost 2 weeks ago because there were all several demonstrations going on from the local residents against the plans of the government in athens to build a new center which we opposed as well and then also the general strikes and then situation it happened in turkey with the new arrivals have you had any trouble with all sources on the island no we didn't have any trouble so far and what do you make

of the new political climate do you think that there are political responsibilities from the government from the local authorities. i think that. political authorities must ensure the safety of everyone and that the leaders of all the countries in europe have to come up with a viable solution for the future of what should happen with the people that are he stuck on the islands. can you tell me more about what happened in the school what kind of lessons did you do what activities so it was a non formal education program for children and they had. language classes in their own language or upbeat farsi french quarter dish that they had greek classes english classes and sports activities. in general social activities and the teachers were from the refugee population itself we've heard that you had about 250 children attending regularly yet one that was the maximum that was in the school so what will happen to those children will they be able to continue their lesson

somewhere else. it's time that we are making up plans and we see if we have any alternatives anything outside anything in a tent to come up with a solution that's with the leadership of the school program now and what about the ongoing tension. the pressures on your volunteers but also on your refugees are you worried that this may lead to further acts of violence we hope that it will not lead to further acts of violence and that suit situation will calm down but it's very difficult to predict the future. well as you can see it's a tense time for the volunteers on the island for the charities for the refugees themselves we've visited other organizations that were in partial shutdown mode because refugees simply weren't walking from the morea camp they were simply afraid to walk the streets because they might come under attack that's the atmosphere on the island at the moment. reporting from us thanks john. well migrants and refugees trying to cross from turkey into greece describe scenes at

the border of something out of a horror movie thousands of asylum seekers have gathered at turkey's western frontier out of the country declared its borders open for those hoping to went to europe tash going to aim has more from the border city of their any. we found home ed in an abandoned building tending to his wounds the iranian amputee says he crossed into greece twice since turkey opened its borders more than a week ago he returned with wounds all over his body. to use the wounded they caught me and beat me while they took me to a cot i backed them and said i'm handicapped don't beat me leave me alone but they wouldn't listen. on the 2nd floor a temporary family has formed bound by trauma and desperation one strangers now linked by the solidarity a feeling ostracized by other media kids and money as we might have come from 3rd

world countries but we're not 3rd class citizens we also have the right to live and have a future for our children in. afghan refugee missier has become a kind of father figure he and his wife crossed into greece 3 times twice by climbing through a fence and once on a fisherman's boat he says greek soldiers stripped the men to their underwear tasered them and when they collapsed beat them with a stick ignited the 11 up of the judge in a ball of law they handcuffed him and took us to the river bank and kicked us into the river they said now leave some of us manage to cross like a fish some like a duck 2 of their friends couldn't get out of the river we told turkish fishermen that we left 2 people behind they went to search for our friends and we never saw them again. the greek government has not responded to the accusations it has

stopped accepting asylum applications for one month and pledged to expel those entering illegally nazir describes what's happening to refugees and migrants who cross into greece as a horror movie. yet he and tom had planned to make another attempt clinging to the possibility like thousands others that the next time will have a more humane ending natasha going to name it dern name on the turkey greece border. the saudi new eco fighting in yemen has carried out asteroids against the rebels in the port district of saif is also renewed fighting in al jawf in the north the un has called for an immediate end to the military action the international committee of the red cross those that say the efforts have been hampered since last month around 70000 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical care and. the karen

ethnic minority in manama has been fighting for independence for 70 years as one of the world's longest running civil wars in his disgrace hundreds of thousands of people well now community leaders say they're determined to be part of the peace building process and have created a park to do just that for us lou reports from young. the qur'an of a 2nd largest ethnic minority in myanmar they've been fighting for an independent state since 949 before changing their demand in 1976 to one for greater autonomy despite a seas fi agreed in 2012 fighting continues but in this part of state as it's now called corrent community leaders have created a sanctuary the salwen peace park covers nearly 5500 square kilometers and includes villages forest and wildlife reserves here the qur'an continues that traditional way of life relying on nature for their needs and practicing customary

land management to preserve the environment. so morehead and internally displaced qur'an has known war for most of his life. in the past we had to run and hide from the media. it was exhausting when soldiers attacked our village we had to run we took our food supply into the jungle but when soldiers found it they would steal it sometimes they would burn it the village is remote but people here seem content. you know we live self-sufficient lives we plan to grow vegetables rice pigs and chickens if me and my soldiers join to attack us we will continue our life this way but elsewhere state peace hasn't held sporadic fighting still happens by the move to upgrade wrote previously used for military operations qur'an

community leaders villagers are also concerned about the military bases dotted around the pops boundary solution is easy just withdraw you know maybe a couple of. camps allowing people to come back and reestablish their livelihoods and you know some interior and you know kind of projects come in and see how you know things you know moving forward and then you can replicate it. the park is the 1st of its kind in myanmar indigenous led its founders say it's an alternative to top down development but protecting it from encroachment will be a challenge the park isn't yet recognised by the government. democratic transition has opened the door to foreign investment plans to develop the area in and around the park including 2 hydro power dam projects on the south. in the qur'an struggle

to protect their community and their way of life they'll have to be prepared to take on corporations to clients. and this is. the top story nearly 16000000 people now under lockdown as the government tries to contain the spread of the coronavirus the unprecedented large scale quarantine of the north forbids anyone from entering or leaving long body and neighboring provinces restrictions will stay until april 3rd. now we have restrictive measures for a much wider area because it wasn't making any sense small red zones while the infections have spread all over lombardi and in the provinces we listed. at least 10 people in china have been killed after a hotel used as a coronavirus corentin center collapsed rescue workers pulled 47. 70 people from

under the rubble but more than a dozen are still trapped they were placed under quarantine the eastern province is not yet clear what caused the collapse of the hotel opened less than 2 years ago. in the united states a cruise ship with an outbreak of creative are some boat has been allowed to dock in the city of oakland in california just across the bay from the city of san francisco which refused to let the ship docked 21 people on board have tested positive ground princesses carrying 3 and a half 1000 passengers and crew around 50 have so far tested. for the senior saudi prince is reported to have been detained in what may be a new power battle in the kingdom new york times says the former head of army intelligence that's prince knife been a went was arrested along with 3 others on friday the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen has carried out test reich's against you the rebels in the port district of salaf is also renewed fighting in al jawf in the north the united nations has

called for an immediate end to the military action the international committee of the red cross says its response efforts have been hampered since last month around $70000.00 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter or access to medical care a refugee facility on the greek island of lesbos says cleaning up after a fire late on saturday that happened in swiss operated center for refugees just outside the island's capital there were no immediate reports of injuries more than 1700 migrants have landed on less boston for the aegean islands from turkey over the last week. you know it's that headlines you got more news here on out there right off the rewind it's a man's world. informed opinion the economy is actually what's keeping down from the globe right now an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines the protest movement is only getting stronger the more people you killed the more resilient the resistant they will become the inside story on al-jazeera.

hello and welcome to rewind where revisiting our best documentaries of the pos decade this week we rewind to 2013 when gang rape hits the headlines after a young indian woman was brutally attacked on a bus in delhi research showed that gang rape was a serious problem not just in india but right across asia in the wake of that terrible event all want to one east team travel to come here which has some of the highest rates of gang rape in.