we live here we make the rules people and our investigates exposes and question the use and abuse of power around the globe. on al-jazeera. one of just to survive is carried from the flaming wreckage of a passenger jet that crashed while trying to land pakistan. i'm convinced all this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. it is to protect the hard won progress and prevent a devastating resurgence in the 2nd wave of the barnabus the u.k. announces a mandatory quarantine for anyone arriving from june 8th and punishments for those

who don't follow. leaders say they're ready to work with china on a new security law the critics say it's the final blow to the territories autonomy . argentina expected to miss bond payments due on friday as it tries to restructure huge foreign debts weigh on its coronavirus his economy. and the it with almost 100 people on board has crashed into a crowded neighborhood near the airport in the coastal pakistani city of karate there are at least 2 survivors from the plane pictures showing one man being carried away from the wreckage or been posted online it's not known how many people were killed or injured on the ground the pilot of the pakistan international airlines plane was heard transmitting a mayday to the control tower shortly before the crash. well as of the

latest now from kuala hi there in islamabad what more do we know. well as you mentioned it was those final words between the control tower in karachi and up by a lid off to raise the pilot signal that a mayday signal rates means idea to launch control of that egg craft and although a proper investigation really be able to find out exactly what happened so far we know that according to the eyewitnesses the aircraft was already are now gliding mode which would suggest that perhaps encountered technically difficult days read the engines but that of course been only become clear later what we do know is that it had $98.00 passengers on board including a crew member and 2 of those people on board matter i carelessly were neighbors to so why have this crash coming down and ready to take least populated area narrow

alleyways very difficult for the rescue teams to reach today that operation rescue and relief operation they're still underway heavy cranes have been brought in the military is now overseeing the relief and rescue efforts as far as they're moving debris concrete deborah and the damage on the ground a fear that there are people who are still abutted and or structures most of the people who have been taken to heart but then some of them in serious condition what their victims on the ground when there is a huge game on a very thickly populated area well what reaction if any has they have they have we heard it all from the prime minister. well the prime minister of course has sent his condolences the chief of the airline has also been speaking to the media he said. was in order technically to the

engines monitored by the manufactured. american engine whether the engines and that the technical data or the very strong 2 lines very critically important to see exactly what transpired on board because most of these pilots are also given simulation training. on how to do a major crisis that includes engine failure or problems so the airline head obviously saying that the pilots were competent are they going to be interesting to see what really transpired in those final moments made roads focaccia for now it should also not be forgotten that despite concerns. that take me populated centers around major airports which of course lead to such problems even in the future positively thank you for that come on how do they live from

islamabad and. alex smith is an aviation analyst and explained why it's still too early to know what may have caused the crash. with today's incident we know that this involved pakistan international airlines airbus a $320.00 this is a short who jet now ordinarily this kind of aircraft one of them takes off every one and a half seconds all over the world so when a $320.00 takes up every one and a half seconds in a normal pattern on pandemic world we've coded 19 we know that there is a virtue aviation ground stop and there is very little activity going on pakistan they had just recently resumed domestic flights just last week and this was one of those flights that domestic bytes connecting 2 of its largest cities and so it is of course a devastating incident that we are still trying to learn more from but it's very early days pakistan international airlines is quite

a subject in pakistan not least because of the ongoing problems that the airline to do with all kinds of claims be it corruption all the mismanagement and perhaps even questions over the kind of financial struggles that the airlines has has faced in recent years but i think again it would be too early to link that and the reputation that it has with today's incident purely because generally speaking on the whole pakistan international airlines does have not a bad safety record it does operate international flights it is recognized by international regulators and as such applied in approved to fly to places like the united kingdom and places within europe but it has suffered a few incidents including as recently as a few years ago where they were involved in a major crash in northern pakistan. you know as a kingdom will now quarantine all incoming travelers for 2 weeks the government is hoping to prevent a 2nd wave of infections the u.k. has reported some 255000 cases and is working on

a smartphone app to help track and trace the virus let's get more now from sunny gago who is in london for us so sagna seems like unusual timing. that's right kim and that's certainly what a lot of critics of this move now would be saying normally sort of the opposition politicians are saying well this is rather late in the game for the government to be introducing some kind of quarantine lock down at the borders when that should have really been instituted right at the start of the break out in the country which the u.k. failed to do only really sort of choosing to focus in on china as opposed to other countries around the world but the home secretary pretty patel's so press conference on friday that this was being put in place to stop that 2nd wave which he said with more likely come out from external sources outside of the united kingdom rather than inside itself now without in mind as well this is going to be

put into play on the 8th of june what will most likely come out of it will be an easy for an electric form will have to be filled in ahead of that journey being made people who are not u.k. citizens will have to find their own accommodation they will have to also put the details of where they will be staying and they will not be allowed to go out or come into contact with other people except for specific circumstances such as special assistance for the 14 day period but with that they will have to they could also run the risk if they fail to sort of comply with any of the border force recommendations on that and they could in fact even be turned away at the border and go back to their country where they originated their travel from now also as well as critics of the government saying the timing is completely wrong and this the other sector which is absolutely furious with this move now is the aviation

sector of the travel businesses who have really suffered quite tremendously during this lockdown pair they're saying this is in effect going to decimate the aviation industry in the holiday inn. straight as well and what is needed really is not a quarantine 1 now but other measures because what britain needs to do now is in effect to try and not kill off its sort of global britain approach and sort of trying to sort of encourage if you will trade and the ability for people to be able to come to the u.k. in order for the economy to begin to come up again from the locked out economic crisis with which it's been suffering there have been plenty of course not from even boris johnson's own conservative party as well fearing that this health crisis is in fact going to turn out to be a very dark economic crisis for the country kim thank you that does not negate go

there cause developments from london. well health organization has raised the alarm about the corona virus outbreak in south america the agency's executive director of health emergencies has also warned against turning to untested treatments south america has become a new at the center for the disease we've seen many shows american countries with. increasing numbers of cases. and clearly there's a concern across many of those countries but certainly the most affected is that at this point. we also know that. the government of brazil has approved the use of hydroxy chloroquine for broader use we do point to the fact that our current clinical and systematic reviews carried out by a plan american health organization and the current climate clinical evidence does not support the widespread use of hydroxy chloroquine for the treatment with mine

too. brazil has recorded another day the death toll record 1188 fatalities in the past 24 hours that pushes the official total beyond 20000 but doctors and other health experts say the true figure is probably much higher the government has been criticized for low testing rates and president jaya both who continues to talk down the seriousness of the pandemic is pushing for the economy to reopen as soon as possible paramedics in mexico city say hospitals are reaching breaking point and treating virus patients and an independent survey suggests the infection rate maybe 3 times higher than what the government says it is it reports from the capital. waiting for their next dispatch to red cross workers on standby at this office in a cow to pick mexico. here half of the ambulance units have been refitted to specifically deal with coated 19 patients with the paramedics say they're worried

the region's hospitals are nearing capacity. see see about this here but i was that i think we should be worried about the level of saturation at hospitals because we've arrived in an ambulance and found there is no space for our patients we have to wait 123 and had to wait for up to 4 hours. in independent analysis more than 4500 death certificates is adding concern the region's health system could soon become overwhelmed the findings suggest the death toll in mexico city is actually 3 times higher than what the government is reporting that me and i act as if you're on the fly you see me at the sink us there are death certificates of people who either did not know they had the illness or died in quarantine without being tested this thing is certainly a factor also they are not adequately reporting the deaths of people under the suspicion of coronavirus. though we may think that mexican health officials are not denying the findings of the new report but mexico's deputy health minister google lopez get there is questioning the methodology he says that

a majority of the death certificates in question are part of the subset that will eventually be included in an official code $900.00 death to. mexico city and its surrounding municipalities have become the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak in the country people seeking medical treatment are finding it increasingly difficult to find hospitals that are still accepting patients as hospitals in mexico city continue to fill up people are turning to a mobile phone application wants but the city government that indicates which hospitals have reached capacity as of this week all but 5 of the region's medical centers appeared either completely full or nearing capacity. paramedics say calls related to covert 900 are still on the rise making the workload constant they're also worried and oversaturation of hospitals could lead to patients dying while waiting in the back of ambulances. mexico city. john homa is also in mexico city joins us now live john let's talk about brazil now

has the 3rd highest number of cases in the world is that presumably what is driving the world health organization to say that south america is now the efi center of this virus. definitely brazil is the epicenter of the center it's got a lot more cases than elsewhere in the region the americas in general has almost half of the cases worldwide at the moment and president bull sonando in brazil is sort of seems like his floundering slightly at the moment is at loggerheads with some of his state governments especially those of rio de janeiro and sao paolo brazil's 2 major cities and that's because he's attitude towards coronaviruses well 70 percent of us are going to get it that's what he said so we might as well just get on with this whereas the state government governments are trying to say look if we don't want our whole spittle system to be overwhelmed when it's in trouble right

now in brazil then we do need to try and get people off the streets and into their houses and get people in quarantine what diable sonata has been saying is if you're not old if you're not you should be out and getting back to work so real tension there him worrying about the economy then worrying about the amount of deaths and the over strain on the health system and it's working out badly as you mentioned more than 20000 deaths in just the last couple of months in that country and also he's lost 2 health ministers because they disagree with the way he wants to go about combating or not this pandemic so real country in crisis. thank you john heilemann live from mexico city. still to come here on al-jazeera shops. unpaid how the pandemic is shaking the real estate industry down to its foundations . the fight to liberate palestine iran's supreme leader calls israel a cancerous tumor in the middle east.

how low will hearts and quiet sums up the weather across to the middle east at the moment lossy clear skies lots of hazy sun shot around to we have got something of a change further north that extensive hate that we saw across the levant recently that has now abated temperatures starting to fall away as showers start to fill straining quite a stiff wind coming in across at least the side of the mediterranean beirut and jerusalem at around $24.00 celsius that on saturday a little cool still as we go on into sunday is a blustery showers rattle across the region will be some showers and eastern parts of turkey at this stage as well all the time across 11 finished i generally find a drop stiff wind picking up at times some lifted dust and sand to watch out for

here in the process though the parts of africa generally dry and settles well the hate there still continuing into egypt 33 celsius in cardiff 43 there and as well in the showers continue across the central belt of africa all the way into the gulf of guinea more big downpours still a chance of one of 2 showers into uganda into kenya i should become fewer and further between as we go through saturday and on into sunday some dry weather also pushing up into somalia but to the south of that is fine dry and sunny. strongman is ruling within if i am faced and that's. islands from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the march for sea for security while western leaders turning a blind eye when even the citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from

let's say berlin or paris or london in cairo on al-jazeera. the on. the. or. your theology is there a reminder of our top stories this hour passenger plane with almost 100 people on board has crashed in a residential area near karachi at least 2 people survived pilots have reportedly sent out a mayday sick. united kingdom will not quieting all incoming travelers for 2 weeks government is hoping to prevent a 2nd wave all of the factions the u.k. has reported some 255000 cases and is working on

a smartphone app to help track and trace the virus. the world health organization has raised the alarm about the growing of ourselves right in south america saying it's now become the eppy set off a pandemic is the agency's executive director of health emergencies also warned against turning to untested treatments. spain is further easing restrictions as it moves towards reopening fully by late june from monday bars and restaurants and madrid will be able to open their terraces with a maximum of 10 people out hairdressing cylons opened their doors on monday madrid has been locked down longer than the rest of spain. around the world millions of shops and businesses are closed some may never reopen that means commercial rent is going on pate and the prospect of more job losses is putting people off buying a home from london barber reports on the pandemic impact on real estate. the.

mark wells is hoping things are beginning to get back to something approaching normal he runs an estate agency in london since physical house viewings restarted last week after a long look down mark's a range to steady stream of visits to this property and he says business is surprisingly brisk we opened our doors less than a week ago and you know the flat we have 10 viewings multiple it's on it's just under awfully close to the asking price another property just just looks like it's going to wander off the asking price just under a $1000000.00 pounds but that optimism is far from universal between march and april applications for home loans fell by more than 50 percent and there's still huge uncertainty about the economy and job losses now the center for economics and business is predicting u.k. house prices will fall by as much as 13 percent this year a lot of people are very worried about their jobs and they don't want to take on big commitments when they're worried about jobs they think that if they lose their

job and get a job job they may be paid less and the combination of these things means that the amount of money people prepared to spend on we think going out in the future is now just less than it was previously. the pandemic is also having a huge effect on commercial property one company into which owns huge malls like this in britain has suffered a slump in rental payments as many shops shut down now it wants extra time to pay back its own debts while in the us $1.00 survey said that in april shopping malls collected only 28 percent of rents and then there's a question of office space social media giant twitter base in this building have told their employees they can return to work once offices reopen but if they choose to they can stay working from home forever and google and facebook have told various staff they can stay working at home until the end of the year so what does this all tell us about the demand for office space in future. you should look at that whole part of the your imprint i'm going yes but chop nature and also your

space then city east africa space protest and most important part in any share is our average of all sites which are potentially very small and whether you have the internet or your senate seat to support or working from home again this is a big question mark so nobody's predicting the end of the office but with millions of people working remotely and with more people relying on shopping online than ever before these are uncertain times for everyone including real estate investors the al-jazeera london hong kong's government says it will work with beijing to introduce a new national security law as soon as possible we're expecting more details later it's believed to criminalize succession foreign interference and subversion of beijing state power news of the plan has already met with protests in hong kong and leading pro-democracy figures called at the end of one country 2 systems chinese

premier league chung handouts the bill at the opening of the annual national people's congress it's meeting 3 months late because of the pandemic also coming from the parliament for the 1st time in decades china won't set a growth target premier league said development would be set aside as beijing works to repair an economy badly hit by the coronavirus katrina year reports from beijing . a minute's silence to honor thousands of chinese who lost their lives to the coronavirus set a somber tone for the opening of china's national people's congress delivering the annual government work report premier league a chant hailed the communist party's achievement in containing the outbreak and also acknowledged the heavy economic cost for the 1st time since 1988 no g.d.p. growth target was set change our success has come at a great price the economy posted negative growth in the 1st quarter of this year

and a daily life in the work has been greatly affected no mention either of any large scale economic stimulus for the world's 2nd largest economy instead communist officials were told to tighten their belts and focus on stabilizing employment and eradicating poverty. the government plans to create $9000000.00 jobs and kept unemployment at the current rate of 6 percent but analysts say millions of daily wage workers are not included in the official tally the number one priority is the employment issue so. to create jobs and employment of those word is mentioned almost 40 times and the government is talking about different programs under from law was a government. defense spending is due to rise by 6.6 percent its lowest rate in 3 decades but enforcing national security in hong kong is being stepped up with the announcement of

a proposed law banning treason session and subversion there activists say the draft law is an assault on the region's autonomy and democratic freedoms sitting peering at porn away the whole. $100.00 system so they are not answering to the world their own call no longer under one country 2 system it is now one country. one system hong kong's main hunger sank index fell by more than 5 percent but investors fearing the loss of the financial center special economic status president donald trump says the u.s. will respond strongly to the proposed legislation the national people's congress will continue to meet over the next week but on friday its priorities made clear reviving the economy and closing in on any threat to china's stability at the coronavirus or demands for democracy katrina al-jazeera beijing. and the u.s.

has condemned china over its proposed security law for hong kong secretary of state want pompei or has called it a disastrous proposal saying it ignores the will of the people the decision to bypass hong kong's well established legislative process is and ignore the will of the people of hong kong would be a death knell for the high degree of autonomy beijing promised to hong kong he says as i say under the british joint declaration a un filed agreement. iran's supreme leader has called for a continuation of the fights to liberate palestine the t.v. address on could saw jerusalem day i have tali ayatollah ali khamenei described israel as a cancerous tumor in the middle east and he said the occupation of palestine is a crime against humanity iran has held the annual could say since 979 in a show of support for the palestinian struggle. forces loyal to libya's u.n. recognized government are mobilizing around the town of tire home 100 kilometers

southeast of tripoli this comes a day after they seized control of the strategic town of a sub or it's on an important supply route for troops allied to war holy for. a move the other way head is in southern tripoli. this is one of the areas controlled by forces loyal to the internationally recognized the government in southern tripoli here between salaheddine neighborhood and al sadr area the government forces say that they have gained ground and they have taken control of several locations including a military camp called barely a military camp and also the headquarters of the migration authority the government sources here say that they have been told that by half the forces who are 7 positioned a few kilometers back beyond neighborhoods in other frontlines namely in ends are the neighborhood the government forces say that they have repelled half of his

forces attack in fact they say that they have driven half those forces out back a few kilometers in other front lines in the vicinity of this strategic city of the who know which is the stronghold of have to the forces the government forces say that they have a hope of the battle. temporarily but meanwhile the have been sending leaflets inside to who are now warning civilians of coming closer to any military units because the government forces are planning to move on the city of huna to be captured it which is their stronghold of happiness forces in the west of libya argentina has extended fridays deadline to have more talks with international creditors to try and avoid another devastating day. another 10 days of being given to restructure $65000000000.00 the foreign dish. is an argentinean political economist and lecturer at king's college london. what was most probably will happen

is that. these. won't be me. since the negotiations are still you know we're seeing this a lot of fireworks sites basically we're seeing a competition about. how big. and how long the grace period will be in terms of where nothing you know. the government is asking for 3 years and this is what. has said is sustainable. the problem is it's i guess. we're seeing this really. how this has changed dramatically since december. so the people who have barricaded inside know in this new government. that was

really fear. so much as they have the strength youth of choosing the finest minister and some who are senators but on the restructuring my thing is not. and he was close you know i choose to specific ideas on how to structure basically not to default as just one something that many people believe she also believes the recovery. dissolves there are these are the top stories a passenger plane with almost 100 people on board has crashed in a residential area necker r.t. at least 2 people survived pilots have reportedly sent out a mayday signal. the united kingdom will now quarantine all incoming travelers for 2 weeks the government is hoping to prevent a 2nd wave of infections the u.k.'s reported some 255000 cases and is working on

a smartphone app to help track and trace the virus. the world health organization has raised the alarm about the coronavirus are break and south america is saying it's now become the epicenter of the pandemic agency's executive director of health emergencies is also warned against turning to untested treatments pro-democracy activists in hong kong have condemned new national security legislation planned by china ageing is aiming to pass a law that could be the biggest limitation to hong kong's autonomy since it was handed over by britain. iran's supreme leader has called for a continuation of the fight to liberate palestine and a t.v. address on could jerusalem day ayatollah ali khamenei described israel as a cancerous tumor in the middle east and he said the occupation of palestine is a crime against humanity or on his i'll be anyone could stay since died 979 in a show of support for the palestinian struggle c.-o.

said oh these. normalizing the presence of the zionist regime in the region is one of the major policies pursued by the united states a number of arab governments in the region also act as the minions and cronies of the us they have been setting the grounds for normalization by establishing economic ties. forces loyal to libya's u.n. recognized government to mobilizing around the town of tal ho no 100 kilometers southeast of tripoli this comes a day off they seized control of the strategic town although. it's on an important supply route for troops allied to warlord. has extended friday's deadline to have more talks with international creditors to try and avoid another devastating fault another 10 days of being given to restructure $65000000000.00 a foreign dish. when you see on al-jazeera off the inside story don't go away.

23 years he was returned to china hong kong is facing the biggest threats yet to its prized autonomy china now plans to get directly involved in the territories affairs through a new national security law so is this an assault on hong kong's democracy this inside story. but everyone i'm come on santa maria one country 2 systems don't be so sure about that because with china moving to pass and nash.