there are patients waiting for these medicines who must be in pain life's worth risking a real could go one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road a decade it would work for them. risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. new corona virus infection numbers out of china bring concern about a possible 2nd nationwide outbreak. but once again from doha everyone on canal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera. we don't want to die in the line of duty we just want to be protected to say that we can do our job front on health care workers in the u.k. say the government's letting them down as the number of dead surpasses 10000 says they believe has agreed to major reductions in oil production as demand for because

of the pandemic. will take you around the world one of the most unusual celebrations of east in modern times. we're starting with china which has recorded more than 100 new corona virus infections which sounds like a small number but it is the highest in 6 weeks and it's sparking a bit of concern about a possible 2nd outbreak most of these new cases came from people arriving from overseas but no new infections were reported in who by province where the outbreak was 1st detected globally more than 114000 people have died from cove in 19 more than 1800000 have been infected more in the china situation now with sarah clarke in hong kong hi sara so the way that i read those numbers it's saying that it's

a good news well it's good news domestically if there's no new cases particularly in who they province but still cases coming in from overseas. this is the area kemal that to china's considering are certainly focusing on this is what they describe as a 2nd wave of infections of imported cases so those travelers or chinese returning to the mainland after being overseas we have 108 that's the latest figures from the national health commission in china that's the highest number of data cases as you mentioned in 6 weeks and that's up from 99 the previous day we can also report that we've got 2 new deaths coming out of china and they are from the whip hand province but certainly we're seeing an ongoing downward trend coming from china since the crowd of virus began in the calculations were reported that was back in january now you would almost say that china's trying to get across that it's in recovery mode we've got to the likes of will hand the lockdown was lifted last week and that was a city of 11 main people it was sealed off for 76 days with the travel resuming

inbound and outbound into that particular city a domestic travel has also resumed across china but they still have very heavy quarantine restrictions in place for foreigners coming back into the country this is their way of dealing with what they describe as is concerned about a 2nd wave of infections in the country but of course we have a number of questions about the calculations of the figures being released by china and certainly the transparency of the accounting measures that they using and we had a senior british minister michael gove's last week and he's a question the transparency of china's version of the infectiousness of the virus so we had donald trump question the death toll when you compare the death toll coming out of china is minimal when you look at the u.s. in comparison donald trump said the death toll is on the light side looking at the latest overall figures from china we have 3343 deaths only since the reporting began back in january we have 83134 deaths numbers or cases of the virus

coming out of china of course these numbers are very small when you compare them to other countries and this is where the questions have begun about the accuracy of those figures a circuit board if you wouldn't mind on the economic and business news coming out of asia. we've got a number of developments on the economic impact of the coronavirus in asia looking at south korea here one of the biggest come out of factories it's told its union that it's considering halting 3 of its major plants are producing those cars now that suspending its operations not closing them all together and this of course is in response to the coronavirus impact it's wang heavily on the exports from south korea to the united states and europe now south korea's exports for the 1st 10 days i believe tumbled it's asia's 4th largest economy and it's the 1st major exporting nation to released its month they tried and exports for the 1st 10 days therefore and by 18.6 percent compared to the previous year we also have some latest figures coming out of south korea with regards to the number of cases we have $25.00 cases

of the crowd a virus infection we've got 3 deaths and that's the 2nd time we have had a fall below 33 got the number of cases coming out of south korea since those calculations began that is sarah clarke with the updates from asia this monday thank you will move to the u.k. with a number of reported deaths caused by corona virus has moved above 10000 and there is growing concern about the lack of protective equipment for health workers the u.k.'s royal college of surgeons is nearly 2 thirds of its members report shortages of personal protective equipment p p a i would report on the situation in the u.k. and the rest of europe. britain's prime minister boris johnson left hospital to continue his recovery at his country residence he was discharged after a week 3 nights of which he spent in intensive care i have today left hospital after a week in which the n.h.s. has saved my life no question it's hard to find words to express my day

he paid tribute to those who looked after him i've seen the personal courage not just of the doctors the nurses but of everyone the cleaners the cooks the health care workers with every description physios radiograph was pharmacists who kept coming to work kept putting themselves in harm's way kept risking this deadly virus the number of people who died in hospitals after being infected with the coronavirus in the u.k. has now surpassed more than 10000 the u.k. government says record amounts of personal protection equipment is in the system but staff treating the sick say there are still vulnerable i'm sorry if ministers feel that they have supplied adequate p.p. to n.h.s. staff but that's simply not the case of what we are experiencing on the ground and it's just i don't want to be seen as heroes we're not martyrs and we don't want to

die in the line of duty we just want to be protected so that we can do our job across europe people are grappling with this crisis the number of deaths in spain rose again after a few days of dropping slightly no wonder then that there's no letup in efforts to try to stop the spread of the virus and corona virus is stalking frances care homes killing some of its residents care workers here face a grim task trying to reassure the living while dealing with the deaths. at the paris funeral homes and private funeral homes are completely overwhelmed so it means that some corpses stay 34 days. in the bedroom on the bedroom floor. this weekend should have been one of coming together to many families and friends tomorrow easter instead many of europe's capitals are empty the landmarks deserted the church is closed. the pope delivered his easter mass in a much scaled down service at the vatican $100000.00 people usually gather in st

peter's square to listen to the remains the epicenter of europe's corona virus outbreak other places so feeding the full force of this human disaster and he would al-jazeera in the united states ladies from across the worst affected states are blaming the federal government for a lack of resources including testing equipment on sunday york's governor andrew cuomo said it had been difficult for his state to cope with the situation it's been disorienting everybody is suffering on a lot of levels people are afraid people are anxious their own distress everywhere they turn normally you go home for solace you go home for peace. but it's even difficult i home in this period with so many questions so a lot a lot of pain a lot of suffering. but also when things are out their worst sometimes

people are at their best and those sentiments then echoed by the mayor of new york city bill to bless it. we pleaded for weeks and weeks for the federal government provide testing up front in the kind of quantity that could have helped us contain this crisis and change the whole course of that we never got that help we continue to plead for more testing still has not come any in anywhere near the numbers that we need but we will not stop we're continuing the conversations with the white house with fema demanding the testing we're the epicenter of this crisis we must have the testing to help us move towards that next phase where we get out of widespread transmission across virus and move to a low level transmission on to something better and still in the u.s. at walt disney world in florida is planning to stop paying wages to about $43000.00 workers because of the pandemic the temporary layoffs are set to begin april 19th and are part of an agreement between disney world and the world and sorry disney

world and the service trades council union all employees are expected to be called back to their jobs they say they will keep their benefits as well for up to a. look at oil now because the world's largest producers have agreed to the biggest production cut in history the models plummeted in this coronavirus crisis and saudi arabia russia and several other nations are to reduce their production by nearly 10000000 barrels a day this report from charlotte bellus. opec a cool abandoned in vienna institute the group and its allies meet virtually remotely agree to cut global oil production by the largest amount in history 10000000 barrels a day that's about a 10 percent reduction. oil producing nations agreed to the cut last week mexico wouldn't sign refusing to drop its output president trump weighed in the united states discussions with mexico city arabia russia.

dealing with opec nations. we tried to get mexico as the expression goes over the barrel trump then offered to reduce u.s. production further to make up for mexico conscious that loan oil prices could be terminal for america's shell industry. he tweeted sunday the big oil deal with opec plus is done this will save hundreds of thousands of energy jobs in the united states there are $10000000.00 jobs associate with this shell industry in the united states and that's a huge constituency for president trunk present truck doesn't need any more job losses in the last 3 weeks alone we've seen 17000000 jobs lost because of the. global demand for oil has evaporated by around 30 percent to covet 90 planes are grounded streets deserted and just as the virus forced entire nations into

hibernation saudi arabia exacerbated the imbalance ramping up its oil output in a bid to northcott's picture rival russia out of the market the glass seemed to us benchmark west texas intermediate promising from $63.00 a barrel in january to $20.00 a barrel in late march and more than 2 decades lower we see this as really a monumental achievement i mean if you had told us we can a half ago that saudi arabia russia you know the states were going to come together to forge and agreements to cut 10000000 barrels a day and that actually was more for the market most people would not believe that . but pulling prices back to profitability may still they need months off even with the biggest oil cut in history is still an oversupply or the numbers are i popping the decrease it's perhaps not enough and when the outlines of the deal was

announced on thursday after an initial spike prices actually fell produces banking that of countries stick to the deal or oil back as a wanted commodity in 2021 shallow ballasts 0. in the news ahead for the 1st time in decades there has been a very different mass in jerusalem. we'll take you to latin america or well as well where one country used the holiday to expand coronavirus test. hello after 2 hot and dusty days in the empty quarter and of course in qatar and saudi arabia as temperatures approaching 40 degrees it's time for a change and this represents a change that is a cold front behind it the air is cold up but more importantly it's less humid and

also cleaner the dust is confined as the empty quarter of parts of about we're still $36.00 degrees in dubai you notice on monday but 29 in doha the blue represents the potential for thunderstorms in qatar parts of east and saudi and more frequent showers in iran seem likely well if you look to the northwest so it's warming up in jerusalem and in beirut we're above 20 proton to get to choose into middle twenty's in fact they could be sentenced on developing northwest and saudi intention neckers to 34 and this balloon brian message yes it's a potential for the on storms here which bill probably return to qatar on wednesday but the weather is changing anyway for the sas and you've got a massive cloud here in tanzania and southern kenya represents fairly wet weather which extensors like victoria so boring day for example on rwanda and equally day out congo and this is the case this time the year with the showers increasing their frequency in ethiopia and uganda.

but. in the age of the coronavirus information is more important than ever 101 east investigates the battle for truth in china and beyond on al-jazeera. al-jazeera.

latest coronavirus pandemic developments for you now in china has recorded more than 100 new infections the highest in 6 weeks most came from people arriving from overseas. however no new cases reported in who were problems with the outbreak was 1st detected. in the u.k. the number of reported deaths caused by the virus has gone past 10000 prime minister barak's johnson's been released from hospital as well after spending 3 knots in intensive care thanks doctors and health care workers for saving his life . in the world's largest oil producers have agreed to the biggest production cut in history. the demand for oil of course plummeting during this crisis so saudi arabia russia and other nations are to reduce production by nearly 10000000 barrels a day. celebrations have been disrupted by powerful tornadoes carved a path of destruction through several southern u.s. states at least 6 people were killed when 13 twisters swept through mississippi the governor has declared

a state of emergency storms also destroyed hundreds of buildings and caused power blackouts in parts of louisiana texas and alabama in malaysia government restrictions on people's movements are affecting the lives of a lot of people but particularly indigenous people many farmers aren't able to sell their produce while labor is just out of work the government's promised help but rights groups say not everyone will get the aid this from florence italy. keep out the signs say indigenous communities in the laser have set up roadblocks preventing outsiders from entering their villages these are photos and videos we obtained from the center for our concerns a local non-governmental organization that works for indigenous people. which means original people in the name language are more vulnerable to disease like the krona virus because of poverty and malnutrition. like ameena think so now it's

safer to return to the forest many indigenous communities live in remote areas with no access to running water and electricity. and as malaysia's tough restrictions on movement continue these communities face additional crotchets many only enough to live on and have little savings i ended my income is mostly from women grass i have lots of plants around my house it's not a steady income i make around $90.00 to $100.00 a month. but farmers have no means to get to the markets and have not been able to sell the produce. i can so in my produce now eliminate grass chimeric economy so prince which used to be my main produce the government has promised assistance to poor communities while the restriction order is in place the director general of the department of our asking development told al jazeera that the agency has applied for and imagines he ground to help those in need but the center for our

concerns says not old villages are officially registered with the agency and those which are not will likely be left out the n.g.o.s one of several that are now raising funds for indigenous communities the donations are paid to local community coordinators to purchase food which is then distribute it to the villages it's not a perfect system but it's one way to ensure that aid reaches those who need it most florence gluey al-jazeera turkey's president reject time rejected the resignation of his interior minister who tried to quit after enforcing a 48 hour curfew the lockdown sparked panic buying in major cities it has since been lifted but so the man saw you said that he was responsible for the confusion after the move was announced just 2 hours notice thousands of people some of the shops many without wearing the mandatory face masks. iran has recorded another

117 deaths in 24 hours bringing the nationwide death toll to over 4400 president hassan rouhani is urging people to continue to follow social distancing measures as the number of infections moved past more than 71000 italy has ordered a group of refugees and migrants rescued by a charity vessel near sicily on to a quarantine ship around 150 people mainly from africa and the middle east were picked up by the german n.g.o.s c i but the group was refused access to italy's ports over fears of infection people on board will now have to undergo health checks but no decisions been made about their final destination in india a group of men has attacked police officers trying to enforce a curfew in the outbreak cut off in offices hand according to punjab state officials 5 policemen were taken to hospital india is under a 3 week lockdown. and a 2 week lockdown in liberia got off to a chaotic start riots police in the capital monrovia used batons and

a bulldozer to clear some streets on saturday as people rushed to stock up on supplies many are angered by the restrictions saying a lack of food is actually deadlier than the virus iberia's reported 5 deaths and 50 cases. we're going to look now at how this pandemic has affected east at celebrations all over the world starting in jerusalem where for the 1st time in nearly 100 years easter mass was celebrated without a congregation this report from harry fawcett. easter bells ring out from the church of the holy sepulcher in the courtyard below weight of the custody of the church key responsibility passed down through his family for more than 850 years released. this is only the 2nd easter in history when the city has been attacked like this in 1349 a play closed the doors of the church for several months the catholic patriarch of the church arrived to conduct the mass with a reminder of the easter message that life will prevail the coronavirus lockdown as

utterly changed the face of easter in jerusalem usually this square would be thronged with christian pilgrims from around the world waiting to celebrate mass in the place they believe jesus christ rose from the dead. instead the congregation this year was a virtual one the service streamed online and broadcast on t.v. easter usually brings tens of thousands of pilgrims to the old city but now foreign tourism has been banned businesses are closed at the nearby sin george hotel the only guests are those being quarantined free of charge israel's hotel association says the pandemic could cost the industry more than a $1000000000.00 we are always fully booked $131.00 a year. last year hundreds of thousands of images visited. all these. over this year due to their pandemic. it's also the week of the jewish passover last year this was the scene at the

western wall on sunday the pres were strict to a handful including it was noted with some surprise the u.s. ambassador to israel. the main passover feast was marked earlier this week with no large family gatherings singing from balconies filled the gap that was incredibly uplifting. with their families immediate family but were part of a broader neighborhood a broader community of palestinian christians in the occupied west bank of also had to adjust their practices praying from home in church bethlehem is locked down the church of the nativity of limits and. it hasn't been this sad since the israeli army blockaded the church during the 2nd intifada without people and in such isolation this ancient places borne witness to so many extraordinary religious events if you would have predicted just weeks ago that april 2020 would mark another hour

a force that al-jazeera occupied east jerusalem. the pandemic had latin america one of the worst possible times with many countries already on the brink of recession despite the bleak economic predictions of the uncertain future many people celebrated christmas christmas easter sunday my apologies where and with whoever they could a latin america to the senior announcement. in haiti the government has ordered a total lockdown but in the capital of the western hemisphere's poorest country some catholics ventured outside to the shuttered gates of this catholic church to hear the easter sunday service not everyone had internet to listen to the mass online zip it wasn't for coronavirus the church would be full of people there wouldn't be room for all of us today is the day of jesus' resurrection a great victory over death and it is fundamental to christianity others could not be consoled hampel women were still up in the morning we are seeing the end of the

world so why can't we put our hands together and pray we can't great each other it's the end of the world the end of times. throughout latin america home to more than 40 percent of the world's roman catholics millions renounced tradition in the name of public health where they could catholics watched religious services online most of them risky. we have to find a way to be close to the people and thanks to the willingness and inspiration of title we could do this to our social media. while churches remained empty mexico's health officials use the public holiday to finally begin wider testing for cold 19 the death toll is growing rapidly and just as in brazil mexico's president had under played the severity of the pandemic many are praying that not only will they end their loved ones survive this new virus but also its economic impact in a region that was already in trouble before the pan in

a report issued on east. sunday by the world bank the forecast for this year is grim in argentina brazil and mexico for sees a negative g.d.p. of 5 to 6 percent and even higher for some caribbean islands. all this is an estimate the peak of the pandemic is still weeks away which is why the news whale has extended its nationwide lockdown until april 30th in argentina and through until april 26th by contrast here in chile the government has decided to reopen communities in the capital on monday that will quarantined for only 2 weeks despite a stern warning by the devil you h.-o. not to relax isolation measures too soon to see in human al-jazeera santiago. person brazil's gone to some extreme heights to deliver his easter blessing riposte saw took a helicopter ride to rio de janeiro to bless the city from the air many people in

the catholic country staying home to limit the spread of coronavirus and it was also this here rio's christ the redeemer statue in this up to on the health workers on the front lines brazil has latin america's worst outbreak with more than a 1000 deaths and now this report from john holl on how believers are adapting during the pandemic all over the world with many religions being forced to readjust their ways of worship. welcome to the kitchen of our home on easter day the archbishop of canterbury as you've never seen him before justin welby broadcast easter sunday service from his kitchen using an i pad and the dining room table as an impromptu alter. of the church of england rules announced some clergy to record or live stream services in church empty of course juliet now plays for us christ the lord is risen today others had to improvise making do with laptops

and smartphones in private living spaces sharing contributions from parishioners confined to their homes to sophie what was it like for you delivering the easter sunday service from your front room me personally there was a little bit of a heartache that i couldn't be in the church and then i couldn't be with our community but also that sense of hope that actually in what we were doing this morning meant that we could bring people together and we could offer them what the hope is of easter this is the church where the reverend sophie sure brewer would in ordinary times have presided over the easter sunday service it's so and martin's in kensal rise and it's a building that has stood for well over a century through 2 world wars and countless other crises and its doors will of course again be opened once this crisis has passed. it isn't just christian churches that are empty their bells fallen silent so our synagogues temples and

mosques jews are observing the celebration of passover and monday marks the start of the sikh festival of vi sarky it is so difficult to be on your own. you need to connect with other people and especially. when you pray in a in a collective way. that will magnify. at a time of uncertainty in spiritual need large numbers of following services online in some places faith leaders report large numbers of the normal 19 has altered almost every aspect of the lives we lead faith is no exception jonah how al-jazeera london. funny he's performed for huge crowds all over the world but on easter sunday the italian 10 on the table charlie sang 2 suns a live stream to special concert to millions from the state's famous to

a cathedral in the 10. 0 s. . a look at the headlines now on al-jazeera china's recorded 100 h. new corona virus infections which is the highest in 6 weeks most came from people arriving from overseas an increase which is sparking fears of a 2nd possible outbreak however no additional cases have been reported in who a province where the outbreak was 1st detected it's say they're concerned about 2nd wave sarah clarke has more on that from hong kong. as of monday so these are the

figures coming from the national health commission it's $108.00 cases of the infection reported across china of course most of these health commission says are imported cases and this is the highest number of daily cases that we've seen in china in 6 weeks now we have 3 deaths new deaths as of monday now it's a small increase as well from the day before we had 99 the day before and 100 night on monday but we're saying it's ongoing downward trend saying a number the city has reopened across china we've got the traverse directions lifted for domestic travelers across the country but this is ongoing concern about a 2nd wave of infections in the u.k. the number of reported deaths caused by the virus has gone past 10000 prime minister boris johnson has been released from hospital after spending 3 nights in intensive care he thanks doctors and health care workers for saving his life the u.s. infectious disease expert dr anthony felt she says he can't guarantee it will be safe for americans to vote in person during november's presidential election the

u.s. has more confirmed cases and deaths than anywhere in the world and the number of fatalities in the worst affected states new york is rising the world's largest oil producers have agreed to the biggest production cut in history the demand for rules plummeted in this coronavirus crisis so saudi arabia russia and several other oil producing nations made a deal to reduce production by nearly 10000000 barrels a day in may and june and east celebrations have been disrupted by powerful tornadoes that carved a path of destruction through several southern u.s. states at least 6 people were killed when at least 13 twisters swept through the state of mississippi the governor has declared a state of emergency there storms also destroyed hundreds of buildings in parts of louisiana texas and alabama. are you up to date with the headlines one is does next . from the ounces here in london for the car center 2 special guests in

conversation as the resistance and i see joy in the midst of pain your books do their unprompted uninterrupted wire all of our people of color and they're just one color this way that is why i think they should live if you know how that exactly fatima bhutto meets marc lamont hill i very much thought i was going to get shot and look at a bad movie studio be unscripted on al-jazeera. from move on to the world. 19 has gone blue. killing tens of thousands. terrifying millions. with a final push. meanwhile another virus has emerged the symptoms suppression misinformation and panic. china.