but behind it is something that's not so pleasant the tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sand walls at this time on al-jazeera. cool the whirlpool way. this is al jazeera. hello there i'm having my head in and this is the al-jazeera news our life in london coming up. 10000 deaths globally from the coronavirus w.h.o. warns a significant number of those leaving hospital care under the age of 15 i have a message for young people. you are not invincible this virus could put you in hospital for weeks or even kill you. persons government orders cafes

bars and restaurants to cools as it toughens its response to covert 19. as the us state of california rules that major restrictions on its 40000000 residents non-essential workers in new york are ordered to stay home. and fighting the brave fight concerns for the physical and mental health of medical workers on the front line of the pandemic. or the coronavirus pandemic cast hits another grim milestone as the global number of deaths attributed to the disease passes 10000 just over 4000 of those are in italy with a record number for the top 2 fatalities in a single day has been broken yet again soldiers are now being deployed in the hard

hit low region to enforce restrictions there in the u.s. the governor of new york state says 100 percent of non-essential workers must say at home that came a day after the announcement of a lockdown in california while in britain 65000 retard doctors and nurses have been asked to return. turned to work as the prime minister doubled down on national restrictions ordering bars restaurants and gyms to calls in a matter of hours and a stark warning to younger people the heads of the world health organization reveals that people under 50 make up a significant number of those needing hospital care or paul brennan has more on the situation across europe. across europe coronavirus lockdowns of largely emptied the streets to reduce the chances of person to person infection in paris

residents face a $150.00 fine if caught outside without good reason exercise is permitted even encouraged but new restrictions have been imposed along the river scene and around the eiffel tower. we are at the start of this crisis as i have reminded the french people in the beginning of this week we put in place measures to result this 1st wave it's a race against the virus. despite nearly 2 weeks in lockdown italy has seen the numbers dead and infected hitting record new heights people are only allowed out for work medical reasons or emergencies and those allowances are expected to be made even tighter this weekend this is just a snapshot of life in central london but compared to the lockdowns in france and italy the difference is striking shops are still open people are still walking around driving around each and every contact an opportunity for the virus to spread i have a message for young people you are not invincible even if you don't get seek their

choices you make about where you go could be the difference between life and for someone else until now restrictions in the u.k. have been advisory rather than compulsory but in order for schools to shutter finally has come into effect the gates will not reopen on monday. at his latest daily coronavirus briefing the prime minister's guidance to leisure venues became a closure order we are quick to be telling telly cafes pubs bars and restaurants to close tonight as soon as they reasonably can and not to open to more newly published documents hint at the struggle ahead u.k. government's latest scientific advice makes sobering reading sage has warned the government that a combination of case isolation household isolation and social distancing of vulnerable groups is very unlikely to prevent critical care facilities being overwhelmed and in general social distancing and school closures to the mix would

probably work if kept in place for a long period how long the government has been warned the to be effective a policy of alternating between more and less strict measures would need to be in place for at least most of a year. around the world governments are enacting emergency powers imposing draconian restrictions and confining whole populations in their homes and there is no imminent exit strategy paul brennan al-jazeera. massive been hearing there in the u.k. prime minister has of course announce new measures to combat the virus let's get more now from the fark or he joins me now on set at neve lots to talk about the let's start and it's in the of course the death toll there has soared yet again and i stricter measures are coming into force in italy as well yes or the last time the official number was given it was 627 it may have gone up in the last hour or so we don't haven't yet got clarification but just to put that into perspective that's

the biggest single day jump in the death toll of any country since the beginning of the corona virus outbreak in china several months ago the average death toll in woburn province the height of its crisis 150 deaths a day in italy over the past few days we've been seeing an average of around 450 deaths so 627 an alarming number what the italian government are hoping to do is a ramp up restrictions we know the parks are now closed restriction of course places where people can gather in any any large number but despite it's a lockdown nationwide it encompasses all 60000000 or so people people in the past few days of still being able to go out to work in the message from chinese advises the red cross is that look you need to economically lock down the entire country if these measures are going to be effective we've seen the military being drafted in and lombardy where the principal city is milan the financial center it looks like

we may see a more intense military presence nationwide as the italians really try to bring this critical situation under control and let's turn our focus to the u.k. now this the still no looked at in here at all but the prime minister has been announcing more restrictions on daily mine. yes boris johnson announced that there is now an order for all bars restaurants cafes theaters to close as of this evening they will be closed indefinitely and that situation will be reviewed on a month by month basis obviously that's a big blow to these businesses who've been essentially holding out to the last minute but i think a lot of people been questioning why the british government haven't enforce this ruling now they believe it is time to do it they've been ramping up restrictions incrementally also a critical development in london in the last few hours in intensive care unit in a hospital and herro in northwest london announcing that they are overwhelmed with coronavirus cases 6 deaths there obviously alarming developments what we thought

was going to be a coronavirus peak in several weeks time looks to be happening much earlier than expected britain's national health service told to be prepared and be ready to provide an extra 30000 beds as soon as possible ok a very troubling situation indeed any parker thank you very much indeed for let's get more on this now and speak to sirius musk us he's an associate professor in cellular ringback and molecular sciences at northumbria university and joins us on skype good to have you with us here on the news hour that we have been hearing criticism of the u.k. government's gradual approach do you think that criticism is warranted. oh. cool. if if it was my choice i would have put us all into lockdown and implemented must create a world more than likely to occur however one has to take her also the economy into

account i wouldn't be surprised if several more sound alone we are told that this was a ranking up process to try and hammer home the message of this is serious but also shallow people the time to prepare. for a situation where we will all be social distancing and a lot down for an extended period but the u.k. government been assisting they've been following the science sounds like there could be no the fact is simply trying to prepare people in a behavioral science way or perhaps trying to safeguard the economy and what's really driving the government's actions why i think we're seeing so many disparate approaches worldwide. i think you need to ask each government about what drives their specific actions and they will probably tell you that the science of bias are against you if you look at the same report came out today asked how the apostleship

into the government and the committees are largely structured are on flu pandemics about behavioral science actually shows where the information will source and more kind of approach will spoke into this they were basically translating what we know about flu all to coronavirus and i'm not the 1st one to say this coronaviruses not float and that has been one of the major privacy on top of the we have to bear in mind that this is a very complicated society very complicated supply chains profit from food to electronics and you can't just shutter straight away there needs to be some kind of preparation the extent of preparation that is necessary i'm not the person to church there are some hoping for that decision to be taken to be taken with a more rounded view us the world needs to be up to doing to such the sit ins and well let's let's let's broaden our scope some warts and. it's talking about italy

we're seeing tragic numbers coming out of there mean it appears i mean this violent virus originated in china but it's killing far more italians than any other nationality why there was this. there is a debate as it is a very difficult question i think a coincidence about luck. luck of preparedness it actually probably has that blown so we had the skiing season if you like in italy the trucks people in the arts world why it's a slow boat to the region it's mostly factored from mostly be populated the soaps that patients come in with so they were just not recognized as the 1st few days alas we know now there's a 2 to 3 weeks where don't be doing which cases such going to have that takes over

and by the time the who knows what was happening doctors were already in fact of the virus there was a flood of people coming forward to come into the system on top of the heart italy house or one of the things the 2nd stage of population in the world and we know already that this virus shoots preferably the older members of our society so a combination of these 2 things seems to have really talked over hours or so it certainly does work i mean do you think i mean we're so learning about this virus mr learning about how it's affecting different populations worldwide do you think we're going to see other italy so begin to see other examples of 31 year olds in intensive care at the death toll the average death toll being over $45600.00 per day. don't think it's important to emphasize on the numbers day right now i think it's all know that the song young people will end up in i.c.u.

. there will be young people there will be children or that will go into i.c.u. that has clearly documented in china it will happen but in the population level we're talking about a very slow fraction of your population but will load up dying because of this disease unless of course provided that we can contain the flood of people into being terms of care yes we're going to have one slogan for our regular period if you like you know part but short but this is not about going forward you can actually the week after a car comes not compromising fire and so this is probably 'd brutal the signs are that things are going to get much sleep in the next couple of weeks but let's hope we won't be indeed let's hope it won't serious much cause thank you so much for joining us that far north on breaking it from northumbria university the key

message there is containment as much as possible and of course washing hands. as a sobering statistics continue to roll in the u.s. and mexico have now agreed to restrict non-essential travel across their shared border to contain the spread of the coronavirus and this follows a similar agreements between the u.s. and canada which is night in effect all recreational and tourist travel will be parts that people will be able to cross for work and the flow of goods won't be affected his president donald trump says he will also invoke a health focus law to block migrants from coming in. become fornia new york have also moved to restrict the movements of people how did you come straight joins there more if from washington d.c. with more know how you are hearing that the space of illinois has also followed

suits it really appears to be state go for leads in the crew and voters of the stage that's right in taking definitive leadership actions that does appear to be the case as you said ellen noise now is the 3rd state to issue these drastic orders to all of its residents as was just announced about an hour ago for everyone to shelter in place starting tomorrow until april 7th now president trump was asked to address these measures earlier in the day during his coronavirus briefing now with 14000 americans who are infected and more than 200 dead he was asked to stall directly to americans who are seen this happen and are scared but rather than answer the question he attacked the reporter calling that a nasty question and accusing the reporter of sensationalizing the story now even even as this was happening president trump also dug into his much pand comments

from yesterday claiming that an anti malarial drug is effective in treating the corona virus again calling this medicine a game changer he said that even though now a 2nd top u.s. scientists has contradicted that claim saying that there was no clement clinical evidence that the struggle was effective that it was all an anecdotal president trump then clarifying his statement saying that he simply had a good feeling about this drug now of course this is the same president who just 2 and a half weeks ago said that he thought this coronavirus may just disappear quote like a miracle hala. i will hardly aside from the briefing from president trump does also have a briefing from the pensacola and the us about all army corps engineers working with the city governments are just tools more of. that's right this is a pretty dramatic ramping up of the military response to coronavirus in the u.s.

with the army corps of engineer announcing that by the end of today it will be working with 18 state governments to increase hospital bed space and the medical response to this pandemic now not only is the military ramping up its response but also private industry there are reports that cruise liners have offered to use their crew ships docked at american ports to be floating quarantine units or hospital of what hospitals have warranted and also private industry manufacturers have now been allowed to sell industry grade respirator masks to hospital workers if needed which frees up potentially millions more of those masks in the face of shortages that we've seen across the country you can hear you joe castro brings all the very latest there from washington d.c. thank you very much indeed. have iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali come in

a sense the country will overcome the coronavirus pandemic and the economic fallout it's in a televised speech for the persian new year iran's highest authority said it was a mulcher this year for it reigning in this suffering on the u.s. sanctions he calls for the restrictions to be lifted so the country can receive much needed medical supplies in the 20000 people in iran in fact has more than 1400 have died saying the. sanctions by saying. it's been a difficult one for iranian so far they acknowledged that the coronavirus had been a very terrible challenge and defended the country's response despite the fact that many have been critical against the government for not taking this seriously enough soon enough but really what many people have been watching for is what they had to say about american sanctions now on the eve of the persian new year the united states placed more sanctions on iran more iran related sanctions this time

sanctioning 5 entities based out of the u.a.e. accusing them of facilitating iranian oil sales are now on tuesday just a few days earlier they placed sanctions on a handful of iranian nuclear scientists as well as entities based in pakistan russia china and the u.a.e. signaling that the americans are now targeting any countries or any entities that are becoming too close to iran once again we've seen the u.n. help we've seen the united nations various agencies even call for sanctions to be lifted along with echoing what many iranian leaders have been saying what this i.m.f. loan is earlier this month iranian officials reached out to the international monetary fund and said that we need $5000000000.00 in emergency aid as part of helping to respond to the coronavirus outbreak in iran one of the worst affected countries in the world and what many iranians have said all along is that they are hopeful that the international community will want to give them this aid but they are also very

aware and perhaps a cynical view but a realistic one that the united states will try to do whatever it can to block iran from getting that money. now argentina has adopted one of the strictest measures taken yet it's by any latin american country people will be allowed to leave their homes only for essential needs such as food shopping or visits to the chemist. he joins us now live from the colombian capital bogota other sound to just talk us through what's what's happening in argentina and i outlined the steps they're taking. well it's clear that the president. wants to take no chances when it's when it comes to try and stop the outbreak of the virus there despite having so far only $128.00 cases he has the side for a fool shutdown of the country and sensually imposing on every people to stay home

unless they work in central sectors that being food and medicine otherwise he said everybody needs to stay at home work from home study from home with if they can but otherwise try and not leave their house except if they need to buy again food or medicine he said that this will be enforced by the police on the streets and this seems to be quite in contradiction to what so far as happened for example in brazil the biggest country in latin america where despite more then 100 confirmed cases at this point the president here balsa narrow has been slow in responding to the outbreak has received a lot of criticism because of that but things might be changing there as well as state of emergency has now been declared freeing some funds to do more to fight the

epidemic in the country and we've heard earlier from the minister of health to the brazilian minister of health. who essentially said that he fears that the health services there could collapse by the end of april unless more is done and that he fears a big increase in the number of cases in the coming weeks he also said that he expected that the number of cases it could peak in brazil around june and possibly reach in july so we're looking at a number of months still and to see to wait. and getting much worse in brazil and so we're going to have to see if in coming days also in brazil we'll see more of the measures that are being taken in a number of trees across latin america for example banning international flights something that argentina up through and now colombia soon to do but that brazil

hasn't done yet except putting in place some restrictions sandra here in colombia will stay approach being taken there. well the president of colombia so far as as this site is to close schools and universities this has been the case for now more than a week most people the people who can are working from home but there hasn't been a full shutdown until today this is the 1st day of a 4 day long shutdown there was this side of the by the mayor of the capital here bogota colombia law as a sort of trial for what she fears will be coming in time that she expects to happen very soon and actually there is a growing consensus among the political parties here in the country that there is a need for a full shutdown the same that tina's put in place for colombia in the meantime

the president has also ordered all people 7070 year old and over to remain in their houses and starting on monday there will be no international flights into colombia even if you're a colombian when you're outside of the country you're not going to be able to come back for a month at least can sandra appear to bring us all the latest there from thank you very much. now these are unprecedented times for many health workers worldwide some have already been and faxes and the rest are at high risk now there are some fears the stress and exhaustion bill impact their mental and physical health priyanka gupta reports exhaustion takes on a whole new meaning for these health workers. every day around the clock thousands of doctors and nurses around the world are on the front line

fighting what's described as an invisible enemy. * in italy where the new coronavirus has killed more people than anywhere else in the world some hospital staff say they've reached breaking point because of the government they want to provide psychologically it's a very difficult we are trying to keep strong and not give up it will be at the end of this emergency that reveal see how we stand. as these doctors and nurses soldier on coping with the unprecedented pandemic concerns are growing about the likely psychological impact of the grueling hours and dealing with rising numbers of dead health care workers real heroes sounds out there but they also suffer from stress anxiety. break. i witnessed it in hong kong where they are at the forefront of this. in their personal protective equipment

it's uncomfortable and shortages of critical medical supplies in many countries have put their health at risk thousands of health workers have been infected in countries such as china and italy in our own side were low on i protection and 95 masks some sites are low on surgical masks and so you know when we are not protected and. then we certainly worry about our own health personal protective equipment or p p e r usually used by health workers who are in direct contact with infected patients it includes gowns medical mass gloves and eye protection like goggles that need to be disposed off after every patient china is the biggest supplier of moss but they are in short supply so hospital workers like in this facility in the u.s.

are making their own it's the courage and resilience that gives hope for people around the world millions of a living under quarantine their work uploaded now during the crisis and hopefully after it's over to. al jazeera. still to come on the al-jazeera news are. china and south korea are turning the tide on the communal farms that are taking no chances. for chill concerts dance classes and even picnics the spread of the virus is pretty traditional leisure activities online are going to start are very good training for homelessness. and we're at home with the hereto family of madrid as they come to the ends of their 1st week in spanish long time.

hello and welcome to international forecast they're seeing big changes in the weather across more eastern parts of europe we have this frontal system which is moving southward and behind it significantly colder but dry as expected to move in so still looking pretty woman across southeast naris $22.00 in bucharest 20 in sarajevo during softly but we'll see those temperatures dropping away meanwhile further towards the west we've got a low pressure system pushing towards island low pressure over the iberian peninsula giving some heavy rain move for 24 hours we still see some rain across up here in potential dry across the u.k. remember those temperatures will see snares dropping by about 10 degrees as we head on through into sunday but dry weather for the most part and falling conditions but obviously the risk of nighttime frost developing now as you move into northern and

central parts of africa we've got a circulation across north africa giving some dust across parts of algeria and through into central parts of tunisia so a lot of dust around some storms along the coast very strong winds and disturbed conditions generally run the coast of the gulf of guinea region west africa scattered showers those shows becoming more widespread the thing as we head on through into sunday. temperature wise we're looking at this time of year 31 degrees in lagos. counting the cost italy cope with a coronavirus come demick with. $14000000.00 or so workers in europe have been told to stay at home we talked to b.m.w. about the future of the industry plus airlines fly for their survival as governments impose problems counting the cost on al-jazeera.

told a number told stories from asia and the pacific on al-jazeera frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really wiping out the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on both. the noise on about this argument is astonishingly patronising in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of the new iraq of the new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kotor inside story on al-jazeera. the on the car.

quick mind off the top stories for you now here on al-jazeera the number over the course of that attributed to the corona virus is not past 10 thousands but just over 4000 in italy alone. the world health organization has issued a warning to young people saying a significant number of patients requiring hospitalization are under the age of 50 . and the united states and mexico have agreed to restricts non-essential travel across their shared border to contain the spread of the corona virus follows a similar agreement between the u.s. and canada. i for a 2nd day no new domestic infections have been reported and china life has begun to return to normal in some areas but there are still concerns about cases coming in from overseas the chinese government's an ounce of raft of measures to try and bolster the economy which is expected to shrink for the 1st time in 4 decades where

the economic standstill has reduced pollution levels over china around 40 percent since december. and the number of new coronavirus cases continues to drop in south korea but officials aren't taking any risks at the border tests on new arrivals have intensified it's also coordinating with china and japan to try and limits the threats of imported cases when hey has this report. diplomatic tensions have been put aside for now is south korea china and japan pledged greater cooperate. into fights coronavirus boxes of protective equipment donated by the chinese government arrived in south korea to be sent to vulnerable communities on friday the foreign ministers from the 3 countries spoke via video link and he said we don't know what on a you do but i'm sure we all agree that we need to think about ways to prevent the spread of the corona virus as well as the need to minimize the economic and social

impacts caused by the decrease of exchanges between our people due to this incident just weeks ago south korea had the highest number of coronavirus cases outside china now the situation appears to be stabilizing and the number of new cases being recorded is trending downwards but there is no sense of complacency in south korea in fact the government is introducing stricter border controls. as of midnight on march 22nd we will conduct testing for all people entering south korea from european countries and especially for a long term stay people will be required to solve isolate or should be sent to an isolation facility for 14 days quarantine measures and border closures announced by governments around the world have meant passenger air travel has slumped at an unprecedented rate new zealand's national carrier warning it may need to cut a 3rd of its staff and the government giving it a $515000000.00 loan to stay in the air we do have a responsibility obviously to move people around the country and we take that very

seriously as we do with any repatriation efforts we can through the government and obviously cargo the international air travel association says airlines will need as much as $200000000000.00 in financial aid from governments in the coming months wayne hay al-jazeera. the philippines has reported another death linked to the crew virus as the country looks stoned to try and stop the spread it's 60000000 filipinos sippin told to stay at home that's more than hoff of the population 18 people have dies and 230 infections have been confirmed so far and i don't suzanne the most is on the frontline are struggling to get to work part of the low has the story from manila when they come home dr karen lot more anna has had to send her child away from manila for fear she might have been exposed to the corona virus while the work she sterilizes when she arrives home from the hospital. is something

that her husband assumes he will catch the virus if his wife does know we call her 8 me. but i think you know i think already it's all so he's saying you and us right thank rick trying to work from home we don't look down on the philippine capital as well as we age and so north and south of manila or public transport is paralyzed it's become even more difficult for people with vital jobs to get to work. at the walk quite. big this has to get. house while local governments have stepped in with mobile kitchens and by sheer schemes for instance national government leaders say guidelines are changing new problems emerge. there may be missteps and misunderstandings confusion

and conjecture frustration and fear. we appeal for patience and calm as we and the whole world face an unprecedented crisis i'm in the middle of one of manila's financial districts and on a normal day right behind me there be a lot of people crossing the street but it is an empty district right now with only workers from the basic and health services sectors allowed in and out where it is busy however is the country's main international airport in manila or confusion over flight restrictions as tourists making a bad wash to leave us well as some of the millions of filipinos who work overseas so they don't lose their jobs. barnaby law al-jazeera manila welton is is the latest countries order a national locks and to comb the coronavirus the measures will stop people leaving their homes on traveling between cities cafes and restaurants in all major urban

areas will also be close to 72 year old woman became the 1st virus linked death engine is here on thursday many places of worship provide the shutdown or restricted access to limit the spread of the virus religious leaders across the world simply making it clear that it will take more than prayer to beat the pandemic bomb and fall reports from doha. until a few weeks ago this was how it looked when pope francis gave his weekly audience in the vatican. but on wednesday he used a video link to address the roman catholic faithful about the pandemic you know. today we pray for the deceased for those who lost their lives because of the virus in a special way i'd like us to pray for the health of workers that are dead recently they donated their lives to serve the sick people. corner virus has altered some of

the catholic churches ancient rituals such as holding lent and easter services this year in empty churches other world religions are adopting similar measures to limit the coronavirus risk at one of india's holiest shrines for the sikh religion there was more health related activity than religious prayer going on and fewer visitors to the golden temple of army's top could only offer only in order to spread awareness about coronavirus the golden temple has become a center we have thermometers to check temperatures from a distance all the voters coming here will be checked buddhist temples across south asia are also seeing a sharp decrease in the number of prayer goers so has islamist holiest mosque in mecca where they gather around small a pilgrimage of a man has been suspended for the 1st time in more than 40 years. but the most drastic measure was the total closure of all mosques not only in saudi arabia but the gulf region and most of the muslim world the grand mosque of there has also

been shut down until further notice no congregational prayers have been held here or anywhere else across the country for days an unprecedented situation for a muslim conservative community where upset think the 5 daily prayers in mosques is seen as one of islam's most fundamental rituals. the closure decision is sanctioned by a fatwa or ruling by islamic scholars citing the preservation of human life as a priority of a religious duty the decisions being cutlery debated throughout the muslim world. in work in a faso and other african countries where the virus has caused minimal impact so far keeping the most open argument still prevails. in senegal where a dozen or so infections have been registered some major annual sophie events have been suspended. for a while it's more than history the question has been debated over whether to resort to god or rely on science in the form of medicine and hygiene are times of great

calamities in the case of the existential threat of koran a virus there seems to be a growing consensus that brilliant science should be combined effect. well with the whole world still to practice social distancing than self isolation incident consumption is skyrocketing well that's force instructors musicians and movie studios to think areas of the ball sin order to survive under chappelle reports that. while many traditional activities require face to face interactions. and his students are learning that putting a screen between them won't necessarily push them apart. because of coronavirus kids cannot go outside with adults in japan may be asked to stay indoors in the future to culture shouldn't stop because of the virus or because to then i started

taking internet lessons because it became difficult to go out but i found it's not as inconvenient as i imagined. for musicians and other stage performers who earn all of their income from live performances the cuts to. just entrapment in the common goods live audiences on in washington d.c. bars these days they're on facebook. by taking tips on van mo and pay pal are making up for some lost revenue fans say they're also providing a public service i think that we're bringing something to people that is creating a little bit of levity in their lives where they may all be a little stressed otherwise you know we're going to the grocery store and people are people are fighting over you know the last remove toilet paper people are a little bit more. worked up and they are normally in life. from dance classes to rock performances church choir rehearsals and shakespeare d.j.

sets for the weekly picnic with the girls who refuse to cancel people everywhere are carrying on their daily routine online from going to work to streaming a favorite show or film our consumption of streaming content is going through the roof european regulators called on streaming giants to ease up on the burden the increased traffic puts on telecommunications networks netflix and you tube have decided to limit access to high definition content to a consonance of customers netflix says it will reduce quality for all of europe for 30 days that should eliminate a quarter of its traffic the provider takes up nearly 13 percent of all internet traffic followed by you tube with all web streaming services combined it's estimated that demand will rise up to 60 percent because of coronavirus isolation measures netflix has lost market share in recent years to the other services who are taking their own approach disney released the latest installment of star wars to its streaming service early in d.c.

universal decided to throw out the rulebook completely streaming films while they're still in theaters the industry standard was to wait around 90 days before going from theater seat to the couch at home box office receipts have collapsed the worst in more than 20 years many major blockbusters have delayed their release until hopefully it'll calms down and al-jazeera. spain is in the 6th day of its nationwide locked and residents are only allowed to use of the heists to go to the pharmacy or to buy groceries many are learning to work on sunday from home in an effort to keep up a daily routine well we spoke to the herero family in madrid about what life is like on the long time. i will talk in the morning so i can sometime to come to spanish press her nose

or online learning what. 8 o'clock we are up my my daughter's. first then they are the t.v. then i shower my youngest daughter mary get trendy far less else we use the kitchen to a half hour classes. they call the main thing is to build up a good routine this is their thing been selling boat and it's so important it's so important to build it. only it works. if you build it your happiness or you have to do some sums for you have business. you have to be working on and it operating all are all over the.

last that we have at home and that's it. i'm trying to it's a month in a current situation of course i'm worried that i decided to focus on i'm not going to haneke situation are trying to be a lot about it. still to come here on al-jazeera. the hanging a 4 man found guilty in a tourist great cases welcomes in india. and the eights near a military style operation that means one of the world's most endangered species is on its way to making a comeback. every one of us as someone who is worth staying home for and as the world faces up to the coronavirus celebrities and their weights to the stay at home campaign.

let's bring you some other news now and 4 men have been hanged in india for the gang rape and murder of a woman 8 years ago the case made headlines worldwide and provoked nationwide protests well government has since introduced tougher rape laws but rights groups say the changes haven't actually made india any safer for women purana reports now from the indian capital new delhi. it was the moment many indians had been waiting for the 7 years and before dawn on thursday they counted down the seconds to the full context were hanged. and no one in the country was more related than the

parents of the victim because the law doesn't allow rape victim to be named the indian media calls her lead by air that means the fearless one gets up there and what your comment about the crime that was committed against her is always going to cause me grief but i am proud that if she were alive today i'd be called a doctor's mother and today i am proud that i brought her into this world and now i am known as no bias mother i couldn't save her life but for it to get her justice. at 7 years since nearby and a male friend on a bus journey in delhi the 23 year old physiotherapy student was gang raped by 6 men and her friend beaten before they were thrown out onto the side of a broad. their ordeal led to some of the biggest protests ever seen in an india with widespread demands for justice not only for ned bya but better protection for all women was india's consistently ranked as one of the worst countries to be

a woman. 6 men were arrested for the attack one of them was found hanged in jail and 2013 another who was 17 at the time of the attack was released after serving the maximum sentence of 3 years in a reform center. the 4 remaining convicts were hanged on thursday morning after they exhausted all of their mercy please. this is not just a day for but for all women of this country it is a day of justice and security. since their bias attack the government has introduced tougher laws against rape such as the death sentence in cases when the victim dies but rights group said there is no evidence that the death penalty serves as a deterrent as a society and as a country of gays is being fixed on the gallows so that we look away from the very many other things which the state should have done to keep women safer and more free and which the state has absolutely chosen not to.

the number of reported rapes in india has increased by 34 percent since 2012 the gang rape and murder of an 8 year old girl in 2018 and a 26 year old in hyderabad last year both lead to further nationwide protests women's rights activists say they are fighting a patriarchal system that blames the victims the government they needs to do more starting with making public spaces safe a woman in the justice system rather than passing tougher laws which they say doesn't work in deterring crimes elizabeth cronon al jazeera new delhi. the general assembly of the organization of american states has reelected its secretary general . was challenged by former ecuadorian defense minister and the peruvian ambassador to the u.s. during his 1st 5 year term on margaux tackled issues such as venezuela's

humanitarian crisis migration and economic crises venezuela had been a key focus in the run up to the votes. well catherine let a bird as director at the endian information network think tank she says listen my girl had powerful supports i don't think it was much of a challenge to the incumbent because he had strong u.s. backing the u.s. government the trump administration pressured the group in government which it submitted an alternative candidate but publicly and privately in order to get them to withdraw their candidate if you know it was not a diverse election there were not a lot of options and the us lobby behind almagro is by erratic behavior and very problematic attitudes and stances was definitive in this case that doesn't bode well or reach a consensus building in a time where we are faced with an massive health crisis political crisis and in

grave human rights crises the region as a court has sentenced a man who shot 4 people dance and injured 5 others in the trunk last year to life in prison judges said 38 year old girl can turn essential normal morse was fully responsible for his actions despite having low intelligence and a personality disorder the attack took place an interest in march just days after a gunman killed at least 50 people in a mass shooting at 2 mosques and you zealand. conserve conservation efforts to save the african rhino appear to be working over the past 6 years there's been a slight edge in the population but there are still challenges to protect them from extinction moments as more. african rhinos have long been under threat from their horns widely sought after for ivory use in asian traditional

medicine and for ornaments but the numbers of black rhino has seen what's described as a modest increase the international union for conservation of nature reports a 2 and a half percent annual increase in numbers over a 6 year period to 2018 and that's to child protective measures by conservationists we have almost a military style of protecting them that means. very good to curdie very good intelligence and very rapid response to any threat. kenya's capital rangers and law enforcement tranquilize this one they drill its horn to insert a tracking device. it's part of a wider effort to increase the species and ensure viable breeding. by moving them from established populations to new areas thousands of both white and black rhinos used to roam outside national parks and reserves but almost all were killed by the

poachers a crackdown against organized crime has reduced rhino poaching in recent years but there's still a long term cost to keeping them safe they need large and interconnected landscapes . at the moment we have rain news in small pockets we have some protected areas but we haven't got a strategy in africa at this moment in time to secure continuous protected areas. the prospects for white rhinos and look stock there are already critically endangered and the conservation group reports a 15 percent decline over 5 years to 2017. south africa is home to the largest white rhino population they've been targeted dead because of their large horns environmentalist say the counter measures in place show there are improvements but the illegal ivory trade remains their main thread's the few more that have been saved from the poachers is

a glimmer of hope to save them from extinction. al-jazeera. hi scott a rare bit of good news but these are of course exceptional times so we returned to the coronavirus and much advice has been on social distancing and yet many people are not taking that advice so it's concern to celebrities and a medical workers to share that message on social media history of the moment once again distancing from other people is becoming a new way of life for billions worldwide but not everyone is heeding the advice to help contain the corona virus which is adding pressure on hospital staff the spanish doctors are worried about too many patients turning up for tests. when i bring a patient here i have to go to a special room and change my clothes carefully then sanitize the ambulance this whole process takes 3 hours but they are that it will see guys it takes 3 hours for

one patient to be moved around so please stay at home if you don't the health system will collapse. it's prompted a concerned group of health care workers to send a message on social media stay home even. would you love me for. the world to see. this garbage. doctors and nurses in many countries from germany to malaysia india to spain and the united states have come together to send them message urging everyone to stay indoors even if they don't display symptoms of the virus that means of avoiding restaurants religious gatherings and large crowds in other parts of spain doctors are optimistic. oh you know i on my way to the hospital roads and shops were empty now the emergency room is empty which means we can attain to patients who need urgent help this is because of all of us in here thank you for making it possible hashtag

i stay home for my husband the saito movement has triggered a widespread perspires from celebrities and many others all sharing their reasons for social distancing because the contact that you make was someone who makes contact with someone else that may be what makes some of these mom or grandpa away sick every one of us has someone who is worth staying home for my mom is elderly she's up in her seventies and i just want to make sure she's safe while nations close borders to foreigners some canadians and americans let's have their homes with christmas lights to bring chair and hope to their neighbors in isolation in northeast it's in the growing colors of the italian flag were displayed in tribute to everyone forced to stay confined but ass calls continue to grow louder for everyone to take the virus more seriously the threat of hospitals becoming overwhelmed remains for him mohammed al jazeera. stay with us on i'll just say i'll

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