far right agenda poses a significant threat to democratic values. people in power investigates the leader taking his country to extremes. hungary europe's bad boy on a. spain has released its new death toll from the cold at 19 outbreak 833 people have died in the last 24 hours. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a meeting vigilant china warns of a potential 2nd wave of infections from overseas travelers. aid agencies warn and senator a conditions at a refugee camp in greece are putting the lives of many at risk.

at science fiction show on netflix it's reminding viewers of the coronavirus horrors outside their doors. spain's death toll from the coronavirus pandemic has surged once again the latest figures show 838 people died in the past 24 hours the country's worst day so far more than 6500 people have died in spain since the start of the south break at least 79000 have been infected it is a 2nd worst affected nation right after italy reward than 10000 people have died china is warning of a possible 2nd wave of chronic virus infections it's reported more than 300 new cases in the past week and says most are brought in from overseas and move on the side of the original alberich restrictions are easing with public transport back in operation and people will be allowed to leave the city on april 8th let's talk

about the u.s. as well 124000 people have tested positive there for the 2100 have died centers for disease control is urging residents of new york new jersey and connecticut to avoid all non-essential travel for the next 14 days or more on the deaths and spain let's go to mark so herero who is in madrid so mark it seems that that spain is nowhere near actually flattening the curve and turning the corner on this. you know even has been increasing about that bad least 30 people more from yesterday yesterday's figures we have reached a death toll of 6500 people with 838 new cases of call it 19 here in spain we've got 79000 of people that have tested positive from grown up virus and magick still remains as the ground 0 of the whole and demi it's in the since the outbreak of the corona virus crisis we've got in madrid a 50 percent of the total coming very very close up and on yet but still far

so let's talk about restrictions there there are possibly more restrictions coming what war restrictions could there possibly be and are people adhering to the restrictions that are already in place yes well get announced yesterday that these are spend non-essential work an economic activities for the next 2 weeks this means starting tomorrow monday 30th and april 9th these covers these eastern time where everyone here in spain goes out to the coast goes on holidays so they want to prevent people out breaking this lockdown we've seen this past week's many people were taking the car going during the week and you know not being concerned but i must say that these pets week and less people have gone out or have been arrested or have been fined because leaving their houses and so i think this measure experts say this could cause a big damage suspended economy we could we could begin the economy crisis too so

let's see if they bring in protective gear for health care workers and police officers that are the ones. that once buckling in the front line and that the real ones that need to prevent and protect in a situation like this it would make sense that the countries are in a way need to look out for themselves but we are really all in this together and as such so and spain's prime minister is calling for the countries of europe to pull together let's listen to that market. because i thought it was but he says no be there for them because it affects all countries and it does not obey borders and does not distinguish between past economic policies made by one country or another which then the response count only be national it must be a european response it has to be response where we all rows of one whether we are dutch spanish portuguese italian or german it has to be a european response some are to along those lines what is being done or what signs are there that the countries actually are pulling together. yes well in the same

line as the other european south the european countries like italy portugal or france spain is that skiing for more european solidarity but there are some 10 yesterday where he was addressing the nation was questioning where was the european union now that we need it so much we need to be heard are they hearing our lips so there are signs that once europe to move to a war economy he has been demanding a marshall plan to fight against coronavirus the european summit that took place last saturday didn't deliver any couldn't get concrete measures so we might have to wait until 2 weeks' time but maybe this is too late for europe all right martha herero with a with a wrap up there from spain marta thank you very much now china is easing restrictions as the number of home grown infections continues to decline but neighboring countries are implementing tougher measures as sarah clarke reports from hong kong. this is the new battleground for china trying to stop the the

importation of the virus back into the country and as a result it's put in place a pretty tough new restrictions by banning foreigners even if you own or have i should say a visa or permanent residency status there are some exemptions a look at we have which of course is the epicenter of the current virus outbreak and we're seeing different pictures there as the world shuts down will hand is partially reopening and we had a number of trains 260 return on saturday inbound into the city and we had a number of people returning around 60000 people according to local or the mainland media reports thailand's health ministry it's confirmed $143.00 new cases and one death on sunday so that takes the total number of deaths to $7.13 cases of the crime of virus infection it declared a state of emergency last week and it's now identifying some of these hotspots it says kits at the area petang beach has now become or is blaming this area for a spike in the number of infections over the last week it's simply saying that

residents and tourists are not adhering to the social distancing rules in south korea they're just announce that they'll put in place a 2 week quarantine for all travelers entering the country from wednesday april the 1st and on sunday it reported 105 new cases and that's similar to the daily right it's had over the last fortnight or so and tokyo has just confirmed to japan that's going to $68.00 you cases in tokyo that's the highest daily rate record so far so clearly it's a strategy being mirrored across this region as these countries try and block their borders to try and curb the spread of the corona virus infection. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has taken another step towards forming an emergency unity government with his main rival benny gantz the deal is being made to address the coronavirus outbreak and who had a meeting overnight saturday saying there are less than a day away from the final agreement after months of failed elections and political instability harry fossett has more from less road somewhere the decision of any

dances dividing his supporters. the coronavirus emergency is very much up and running in this country the latest biggest 3800 cases the deaths and linked to the as been against his decision having really made his entire political brand about the necessity of dispensing with benjamin netanyahu someone he said was an indicted prime minister basically corruption case was driving switched. had to be replaced by someone stable well obviously like that he got guns on thursday reversed all that saying it was time instead of splits statesmanship and patriotism and through the course of long negotiations through the night last night the 2 men do seem pretty close now to forming a unity government they say they will be meeting again on sunday with the aim of announcing that unity government there are still a few things to settle some ministerial posts to settle and also reportedly the

idea of putting legislation in place to allow benjamin netanyahu to continue to serve in government even after according to the reports of this deal he resigns his prime ministerial closed after 18 months allowing benjamin benny gantz to take over at the moment is ready law forbids any minister under indictment from holding office. as we have reported the number of positive tests in the us right now is about 124000 there are about 2100 people that have died more from the u.s. . a day of presidential mixed signals attending the sailing of a navy hospital ship bound for manhattan president donald trump said he might impose a quarantine a new york and neighboring states that i am now considering will make a decision very quickly very shortly

a quarantine because it's such a hot area of new york new jersey and connecticut will be announcing that one way or the other fairly soon trump said he had discussed the idea with new york governor andrew cuomo cuomo said he didn't know what trump was talking about computer cord if you have any indication that's possibility for me in new york or no it's going to never have to his conversation i don't even know what that means leader on saturday trump put out a tweet backing away from the quarantine plan and saying i invest the centers for disease control to issue a strong travel advisory to be administered by the governors in consultation with the federal government a quarantine will not be necessary. who are in gene or not new york is in during dark times nurses protested outside a bronx hospital saying they haven't got enough protective equipment were

incredibly frustrated and we know that the federal government can give us these resources to groan a virus has killed more than 500 people in new york and infected tens of thousands all across the country more states are ordering people to stay home including in rhode island i am issuing a stay at home order for all people in rhode island. the order will be in place from right now until april 13th and in kansas inza still has not received word what we need from the federal government this is used in texas and it's part of the new face of america deserted streets parking lots and public spaces part of a country under siege. lots happening in other states across the u.s. . the situation is not good side of new york in fact all across the country were see rising levels of death and rising numbers of confirmed cases this was in fact

the deadliest day in us in the us during the pandemic so far with nearly 250 deaths recorded there are outbreaks in places like detroit and here in california where the governor and the mayor of los angeles say that los angeles will be where new york is now in a matter of perhaps 2 or 3 weeks chicago is being affected philadelphia is being affected new orleans is being very badly affected the number of confirmed cases there doubled over the past couple of days one of the lawmakers from the state of louisiana where new orleans is the largest city said that the beds would that hospitals will run out of ventilators respiratory equipment by thursday of next

week and so in general this is spreading very rapidly all across the country as you heard in the report more and more states are declaring stay at all orders telling their people to just stay indoors all the parks here in los angeles have been closed the beaches the parking lots of the beaches of been closed people are being told not to go out very far from home so it is a country shutting down and doing so rapidly with an unknown view towards what's going to happen next. still ahead on al jazeera millions of poor indians are trying to their villages fearing hunger will kill more of them than chronic buyers. and a lifeline under lock down the soup kitchens in argentina providing much needed nutrition and it's kind of mind since.

i think we'll see a little break in the weather for japan over the next day or so but it will turn right away once again as we go on into the coming days this weather system is now in the process of pulling out of the way that area of low pressure as it did make its way through we had some wintry florist's a little bit a snow coming down here see that just where we have the cherry blossom there as well so making a pretty picture at least fun and dry as we go on through monday a little warmer than it has been recently 13 celsius in 15 there for soccer mistery a wet weather will push its way out of central and southern parts of chart of the season very heavy rainfall here recently 40 all saturated ground some flooding issues the city light is a go on for the next couple days because we will see more of the same that will gradually pulse its way a further a swiss time just picking up in japan you know just 1718 celsius here and we'll see

temperatures picking up to for beijing at around 20 degrees 18 also the force cell meanwhile as we make our way into south asia we're seeing a lousy 5 and dry here across much of india we are going to see increased in the wet weather pushing across northern parts of pakistan pushing into the fall north of india as you go on through this way but ahead of that is fine and sunny. christian priest you are a friend of the palestinians is it true. effect over everyone and champion of the palestinian cause. an activist who is willing to sacrifice his freedom. for his beliefs. al-jazeera world tells the extraordinary story of the archbishop and the piano.

this is al jazeera and these are the top stories right now spain's death toll from the crowd a virus pandemic has surged once again with more than 800 people ted in the past 24 hours more than 6500 have now and died there china's government has more in the number of new imported cases is raising the chances of a 2nd wave of infections and it's reported more than 300 new cases in the past week mostly brought in by people coming from abroad. and in the u.s. more than 124000 people have now tested positive for coated 19 nearly 2200 in thai residents a new york new jersey and connecticut have been told to avoid non-essential travel

for the next 4 to 6. doctors without borders has warned refugees on the greek island of lesbos are adequate risk of growing a virus in each of the moved immediately in a statement the charity said the overcrowded horrific living conditions in the camps or hotspots on the greek islands for by the perfect storm for a covert 19 outbreak given the lack of adequate sanitation services and the severely limited medical care the risk of the virus spreading among the habitants of the camps in greece is extremely high once they have been exposed let's take a closer look at the situation in greece there are nearly 50000 refugees there the u.n. says more than 9000 asylum seekers arrived by land and sea this year alone many of them a flood warning instability from countries like syria afghanistan iraq and the democratic republic of congo lesbos island is the biggest entry point for migrants in the aegean with more than 20000 arriving there since 2016 support on why conditions are

so bad on the island. like thousands of other asylum seekers this resident of moriah camp is lighting a fire to warm himself and cook lunch and like thousands of others he's using a piece of plastic to start it fires are the only source of heat in winter 8 groups say they cause serious respiratory problems and the burning of plastic makes them even more dangerous one of the asthmatic basins the father explained to me that one night he came back home they were heating the tent with the hold coals inside and when he arrived back none of his family members. were it was unable to wake them. and had to drive them outside they slowly recovered so most probably this was like a carbon monoxide poisoning it's easy to burn rubbish because it isn't being collected a local contractor is paid to pick it up inside the official camp and to a radius of 10 meters outside the camp fence but within that space we found this

ravine filled with it greece's reception service is responsible for awarding sanitation contracts a former director says governments don't properly oversee contractors'. a great public worker who's moved from the mainland and works for 475 euros and sleeps in the same conditions as a refugee stands in stark contrast to an ingenious sanitation worker in athens who earns 1500 euros a month this inequality explains why the final result and sanitation isn't what would light. raw sewage also seeps into this ravine where children play because at 20000 people this camp is filled to 7 times capacity and its sewage pipe overflows a pipe designed years before it was built thanks clearly the delay in building the sewage pipe was to extend the use of the sewage trucks which cost huge amounts in

my view over 4000000 euros and moria and the other islands that money could have been spent on sewage treatment plants they didn't happen why not because they were interests against it i've sent this to the list for prosecutor the government says it will take 10000 asylum seekers off the islands and ship them to the mainland in the coming weeks another $5000.00 will be offered a generous financial incentive to go home and the european union says it will take at least $1600.00 unaccompanied minors off greece's hands reducing the numbers might be a short term solution but it does not address the deeper problem of mismanagement relieve greek taxpayers of the bills the european union may refuse to pay as a result jobs are open loss al-jazeera less force. that are possible businesses director of medical operational support for m.s.f. grayson joins us via skype from athens we appreciate your time so much so even in the best of times it is very difficult to get people to focus on this issue and

what it is these these camps are like but now with what this kind of virus pandemic one who are who is paying attention who is listening to how urgent it is to address this particularly with the fact that the world is dealing with a pandemic. well unfortunately this the political suffering for the last 4 years due to the virus go to your attorney statement so we have more than 41 lives children women and men in a place that has a capacity of 6105 people so these people yes they are living in an overcrowded situation for a living with not access to water and sanitation and just to give you an example in being more yeah there is one toilet for 167 people rush hour for 200 people and one what a voice for 1300 people so the lady in the call of international community is on

board overcrowding they count in these articles in the news of overcrowding secondly if we're asking people to watch and hand there's not going to watch the hands and thirdly limiter has been the greek authorities have been taken so far are contributing to make these people more sick 1st of all there's a lot of down body people in the camps from 7 o'clock in the evening after 7 o'clock in the morning days movement of people are very restricted so that means that people are under stress and under fear of course this equation is being created not because of the got another virus i think even though late better a little late than never it seemed more than that measure put in place 1st moving out of this kind of the most one of the ones meaning the senior citizen and people with chronic medical condition 2nd trying to reduce the congestion and are all for medical care for people something that is not existing i think the goals of the european union the goal of international community it is possible to make them i

mean situation is difficult for all of us but it's a situation that can be managed even today so let me ask you about that sam johnson was mentioning and his story where do things that are actually moving people and move them to where. well 1st of all people they can be moved even inside of the items in a safe i see it where the people can isolate themselves and in day care of their hygiene secondly they can be moved to the mainland and turned the in women to european union members so the way that all this is that that asian of moving 10000 people in 1600 men and women and children these are just wish list and a branch release so in reality if we want to move the people today we can move the european union is moving its own citizens from different cultures and interact weighting them and i think it is possible to outweigh children women and men who have been locked and condemned you know horrible conditions and they are not responsible for that responsible for the situation and it is the european union and

the governments i think they need to do at least a minimum to save the lives of people to save them from the disease and save him from death that are possible basis with the mass after a stanky by max dr i think you. and then the world's biggest lockdown is having a major impact on millions of workers after losing their jobs many packed buses and trains to go back to their home states but after public transport was suspended stranded workers are walking hundreds of kilometers home lots of random or more reports from new delhi. exodus that hasn't been seen in india in decades. thousands of migrant workers are on the move most of them on foot and. among them. was walking 650 kilometers through the state of the day after the clothing shop at which he would do the tale it was closed to put us out on it but other than we are taking all of the precautions that the government told us to we

wash our hands use sanitizer we have masks don't talk to people and keep a distance but what about the government's responsibility to us at least we'll have something to eat and drink and harm. there are 120000000 migrant workers in india many of whom a daily wage earners. after this is a shot many like kitten could no longer afford to pay rent she's traveling 300 kilometers with her young child. we've been sitting here 3 days there's no food or water available here nothing to give my child either. human rights groups say india's lockdown has disproportionately affected migrant and daily wage workers you are. nearly a week after the indian government ordered all bus and train services to stop stranding

millions of migrant workers with the state government started bos'n workers from delhi on saturday. shelters have been overrun with people who've lost their livelihoods chief minister. that help hasn't reached everyone but he's urging people to stay in delhi. please stay where you whatever problem you have i promise you that you won't face any difficulties we've organized your food your accommodation we're organizing not shelters and schools. said hundreds of schools that might shelters will be used to feed 400000 people but that promise isn't enough for many who just want to be home and it's not just delhi that people are leaving 300 migrant workers before trying to cross the border between the states of . into container trucks and temperatures of nearly 40 degrees down without any planning for india's millions of migrant workers and daily wage

earner's has led to a humanitarian emergency even before a health crisis elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi. so elizabeth this reporting people in india are trying to get back to their home states but many of them don't have a place to actually self isolate so some of them are actually doing so in trees as villagers in the state of western men call have made temporary shelters to try to keep their distance because they have been advised to self isolate for 14 days as measures to contain the pandemic are making life more difficult for venezuelans already facing shortages fuel is so scarce that people are queuing for hours at petrol stations and the military has been brought in to maintain order health care system has also been hit extremely hard. as a quarter to its 1st coronavirus related to its health ministry says the expatriate worker was 57 years old and had other health conditions $28.00 more infections were confirmed on saturday bringing the total to nearly 600 when millions of people

confined to their homes around the world there's a huge demand for streaming services like netflix and one newly released series from south korea is proving to be a timely hit as robin private ports from seoul. kingdom is a zombie saga with a difference the holds of being infected with a mysterious plague in an economy parallel with the current crisis and the release of series 2 right now has been an international hades. result kemal an executive in malaysia is hawked as his country joins so many others in ordering people to work from home the people in the cities are in a lockdown you know the we had to close the ring to get leaders on beat out anything it's a similar situation except that we're playing a game of who's who's infected instead of offering a scape ism this is one box set to remind viewers of the real world horror outside

and yet like the zombies themselves they seem drawn in droves so why things which was on be films and dramas that. kind of high concept content you know quite easy to understand and yet they're always kind of underlying things going on as well the zombie genre is often a metaphor for deeper fears about some existential threat that lurks among us making this series resonate all the more the creator of the series based the concept on historical documents that chronicle a real life plague several 100 years ago on the korean peninsula that killed thousands of people and it is released just as netflix and all the other online streaming services are desperate for content. the closure of cinemas and in forced home confinement around the world has meant

a massive increase in demand and films about infectious outbreaks are proving highly popular and in the top 10 you have. any career is like. these films dealing with death. clearly some people want to avoid these films evidently no the way series 2 ends means a series 3 is highly likely hopefully to be released to a world finally over its real life food deal rob look bright al-jazeera so. to get the headlines right now on al jazeera spain's death toll from the coronavirus pandemic has surged once again with more than 800 people dead and the past 24 hours more than 6500 have now died there spain's prime minister is calling on all of europe to pull together to deal with a crisis i think that's

a total loss but he says nobody. it affects all countries and it does not obey borders and does not distinguish between past economic policies made by one country or another which then the response count only be national it must be a european response it has to be responsible we all role is one whether we are dutch spanish portuguese italian or german it has to be a european response china's government has warned the number of new imported cases is raising the chances of a 2nd wave of infections it supported more than 300 new cases in the past week mostly brought in by people coming from abroad israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has taken another step towards forming an emergency unity government with his main rival benny gantz the deal is being made to address the corona virus outbreak and the 2 met over night on saturday saying they're less than a day away from a final agreement after months of failed elections and political instability. in the u.s. more than 124000 people have now tested positive for corona virus and close to 2200

have died the centers for disease control is warning residents of new york new jersey and connecticut to avoid non-essential travel for the next 14 days earlier president donald trump backed off the suggestion that he was able to put the state of new york under quarantine millions of workers in india's major cities are trying to find ways to return home during a countrywide lockdown many have lost their jobs and some are walking hundreds of kilometers after public transport was suspended and some people in india who have returned to their home states are finding unusual ways to try to protect the relatives these villagers in west bengal of made temporary homes and trees to keep their distance just in case they're infected because they happen told to self isolate for 14 days because of the headlines keep it here inside story is next.

can world airlines survive coronavirus almost all flights of the grounded thousands of aircraft multiple governments are now promising bailouts to keep the industry in the skies but will that be enough this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on pizza delivery will leaders are being forced to take drastic emergency measures to confront the worsening coronavirus crisis that meant to keep people alive but they all killing the glue.