sneeze into your own. millions of people infected with corona virus in india and brazil again raising alarms about containing the pandemic in the developing world. hello again i'm come all sons of maria here in doha with the world news from al jazeera but when you wear a mask you have more respect mixed messaging in the u.s. the issue of where the mosque should be mandatory and public takes center stage. also we're on a security patrol in the philippines the country works to enforce coronavirus

restrictions and an oasis of peace in libya how misrata holds out the promise for stability and growth with the violence all around. so india has become the 3rd country in the world after the u.s. and brazil to record more than a 1000000 confirmed corona virus infections in all 3 countries the pandemic has crippled health care systems economies and really people's daily lives india 1st of all with some states are now re imposing their restrictions after the lifting of the nationwide lockdown last month many concerns here that a lot of cases are going on reported because of a lack of testing infections in the u.s. have set another record more than 77000 in the past 24 hours the highest daily number recorded by any single country so far in total the u.s. has more than 3 and a half 1000000 cases and brazil of course which is say more than $2000000.00

reported infections again reported once. hospitals there are almost a breaking point and president diabolus in our himself is currently under treatment for coping 19 after initially dismissing the virus as little more than a flu so we're going to talk latin america and brazil in a moment with our latin america editor this year newman she's in santiago starting though at the white house with kimberly how where a mosque don't wear a mosque we encourage you to wear a mosque we're not going to enforce you to where it is so confusing. so confusing all across the united states in the state we're really focusing on right now the u.s. state of georgia specifically its largest city there atlanta this is an example of what's happening all around the united states but now the governor of that state taking it one step further saying today that he urges all the residents in his state to wear a mask but at the same time he's not backing down

a lawsuit he filed on thursday against the mayor of atlanta keesha last spot ups and what he's essentially saying is that we don't need a mandate such as been put in place by the mayor in atlanta in order to do the right thing he's accused her of being too restrictive over extending her authority so the bottom line in all of this a very confusing message if you want us to wear the mask or not is what many in his state are saying what he's trying to say is that essentially he supports wearing a mask but he doesn't believe that residents need to be forced to do so in order to do the right thing ok kimberly how cute with that update from the white house thank you kimberly let's talk about brazil now a latin america to see a new it is only seen you in wearing a mask we should point out on the streets of good that situation in brazil it just shows no sign of changing no sign of slowing down and as we said the man at the top the president himself has got it. yes he certainly

does come out and you're absolutely right here you get arrested if you go out without a face mask but that's not the case in brazil or and certainly in most of the country where there have been no new measures put in place despite the fact that the country has just passed another unfortunate milestone now there are more than 2w2w1x5m to be exact confirmed infections in brazil and in fact it took 4 months for brazil to reach the $1000000.00 point of infections and less than a month to double that so that gives you an indication of just how quickly that the the virus is spreading throughout the country particularly to the more isolated places where health services are even less less able to deal with the infections and to prevent deaths from taking place now did number of people who have died so far are nearly 77000 between 1300 and the fat between 100-1000

300 people per day are dying in brazil which is a very very high number indeed and as in the case of united states and other countries testing is very low so what is presumed by experts is that really the pandemic is spread much much further than what we even think at the moment thank you to see in human eye latin america and i said in santiago in europe e.u. leaders meeting in brussels for the 1st time in person at least to negotiate a coded 19 recovery plan or proposed $858000000000.00 rescue package is aimed at pulling the e.u. out of what could be its deepest recession ever talks last month ended in deadlock used for biggest economies that is germany france italy and spain all back the proposal while some of the countries don't. empower us now with more on the several sticking points that countries are trying to negotiate. clearly what we have here are divisions in the heart of the e.u.

once again on one side you have countries like france and germany italy and spain who are pushing for a deal an agreement on the e.u. commission's proposed more than $800000000000.00 recovery fund for the european union on the other side you have some member states are simply not sure that they want to sign up to which some of the more fiscally conservative nations including austria sweden the netherlands and denmark who are worried that what they're going to be left with is sharing debt and they're not they're not comfortable with that they're worried that they're perhaps going to be sharing a little bit more than others when it comes to the way that all the money will be worked out the idea is that the e.u. commission would borrow this money off the financial markets and then distribute it amongst the member states grants loans according to their need of course all the economies in the european union have been severely battered by the coronavirus pandemic the question is how big should this fund be should it be as big as the one

proposed by the commission some of the nations against it say that no they think it should be much smaller and how should this money be distributed as grants and loans or just as loans and also there are some members who are saying ok well if we go down this route and we do reach an agreement then perhaps when we are lending out this money has to be done with certain conditions so that certain countries would sign up for example to agree to reform their economies. india we mentioned a little bit earlier it's seeing a surge in the number of infections are the world's 3rd of worst affected a country with more than 25000 deaths and as such more states are imposing lockdowns again to contain the outbreak elizabeth purana reports from new delhi. municipal workers spray disinfectant in a neighborhood in siliguri one of many areas of the state of west bengal under lockdown from srinagar and indeed administered in the north to the poor and to self

around a 3rd of india's 1300000000 population are facing some lock down restrictions. while some places such as goa are only imposing a weekend lockdown india's 2nd most populous state be hard has ordered its nearly 130000000 residents to stay home for 2 weeks behind as one of india's poorest states health experts are concerned about how rural and less developed areas are handling the outbreak now as it spreads its verdict. in the rural majority states the health infrastructure in the rural areas is far weaker and attesting so reliant on backtrace to get better are going to be a bigger challenge india is seeing around $35000.00 new cases and 700 deaths every day even though it's testing more than 300000 people daily that still one of the

world's lowest experts believe the actual number of infections could be much higher it's almost certainly underestimated and the question of what the number of underestimation the me feel that it might be underestimated by a factor maybe even between something like going to trinity so when the number of cases or to get them out if it crosses a 1000000 we're probably looking at something more like 20 to 30000000 in the population and maybe that number could be even but despite the rise in cases the indian government remains positive health minister harsh vardhan says india has performed better than any other country in fighting quoted 19 adding that only 2.5 percent of the factions have resulted in deaths but independent health experts say that number isn't actually not just because of india's low level of testing but the fact that most deaths in the country are medically certified elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi. the philippines governments and forcing partial coronavirus restrictions in manila for another 2 weeks are also set to reinstate stricter curbs

if a rise in new cases and deaths doesn't slow down the philippines has recorded southeast asia's biggest daily jump in coronavirus step. this week jamila and are going to has been out with many of those police forces as they conduct their patrols. images like these are often seen in conflict zones but it's of a chopper that in part of the philippines capital and seat of its government metro manila. for the past few months seems like these have become common using shock and awe to wage a war or what it describes as an unseen enemy the coronavirus. more than 300 security personnel have been deployed to implement another 2 week locked out of people in the city of the bought us hoping it will be enough to keep number of infections down we joined the police as they conducted patrols they found this boy

outside his home his mother says he just went out to buy sweets but children aren't allowed to leave their homes and she was taken to a nearby center to be cautioned along with other residents. they have been appealing for residents to simply stay at home to keep everybody safe some of them refused to leave their still later in the streets the philippines as a ready implemented one of the world's strongest and most strictest lockdowns in the world after almost 3 months the government started to ease restrictions but this fight that coronavirus cases in the country continue to go up forcing many local officials to put their cities on lockdown once again the philippines now has one of the highest number of 1000 cases in southeast asia with the epicenter in the capital manila they say. you know.

transmission. of course. then the 2nd one is about. you know. the. just looking. for a needle and he's. there for. the government says its actions are proving successful in slowing the spread of the virus but some experts say the country is lagging behind some of its asian counterparts and its response has been heavy handed and focused on using fear to fight a pandemic similarly dogon al jazeera manila. the rest of the day's news is ahead including this. protests in sudan the government's sweeping they can. include allowing all muslims to drink alcohol we're looking at what has been a surge in violent crime in

a major american city. hello the rain is still very much in the forecast across central and eastern areas of china quite a cat as well on the satellite the rain is beginning to be further towards the north but of course the damage has really been done across much of the southeast in china look at this though these homes literally cut off because of these rising floodwaters now through saturday it is a dry picture across much of the southeast but not so across the central areas and in fact we'll also see a few more shots and thunderstorms heavy rain at times really across central areas of japan but it really does increase on sunday the rain all the way from sichuan right the way through shine dong and across the korean peninsula as well some areas along this line of a province for example could pick up about 300 millimeters of rain over the next couple of days 7 story across into endure of course among civilians here have

caused widespread floods this is in assam of course across into the northeast even animals are finding it very hard meanwhile to the northwest in new delhi of course here the rains not as heavy but the have been some thunderstorms in fact on saturday as much more in the way of rain in the forecast very well scattered all these monsoon rains as you can see the quite heavy across into addition and also beginning to become heavy again across the far west pushing down across into canada and those rains heavy again up into the far north east and nepal. in the next episode of techno the team travels to the part of the amazon. where we are now should be grateful to investigate illegal gold mining mercury has a very unique characteristic of finding the goal for a miner it's almost like magic and the technology being used to expose its

devastating impact and so what we end up doing is imaging the 1st in very high fidelity street techno on al-jazeera. the headlines this hour on al-jazeera the governor of the u.s. state of georgia researching people to wear a mask for 4 weeks to help stop the spread of coronavirus but he says he won't support making it mandatory because that's on a forcible the u.s. has reported more than $70000.00 cases in 24 hours and new records hospitals in brazil are struggling to cope with the world's 2nd biggest outbreak there are concerns a lack of testing is that many infections on the porch while india's become the 3rd

country to record more than a 1000000 tastes and e.u. need is a meeting in brussels for the 1st time in months to negotiate a covert 900 recovery plan the rescue package costs close to $860000000000.00 the talks so far have ended in deadlock. the u.k. will be relaxing its work from home guidelines starting next month son you're going to go is in london with more on prime minister barak's johnson's announcement. friday in the middle of july in central london and you'd usually see this place thronging with people not just of people working in offices nearby but also with visitors and tourists from other country but of course these are anything but normal times and the prime minister boris johnson is under the gun to try and provide some kind of roadmap to normality of course a lot of that rests on how people can go back to working they can stay working from home or where they can work from their offices or other workplaces and the prime

minister has made it clear that he's leaving that decision up to the employers. from the 1st of all this we will update our advice on going to work. instead of government telling people to work from home. we're going to give employers more discretion and ask them to make decisions about how they're staff who work safely that could mean of course continuing to work from home which is one way of working safely and which has worked for many employers and employees now as well as employees going to be affecting the local forages well he will now have to be in charge of closing down any public spaces in case of any localized break outs but this would seem to be warning counter to what the government's chief scientific advisor and out on thursday said that people ought to be wasting it was much as possible until the end of the pandemic but let's not forget exactly how

much the pandemic has affected the economy there is enormous pressure to try and get things back to normal as quickly as possible question is in the rush to try and limit the damage that's been done to the economy so the government really diverging from the scientific advice says it's always followed. refugee advocacy groups in australia are warning of an impending crisis for asylum seekers many of lost their jobs and finding it hard to make ends meet because of the pandemic. reports from city. it's been a year of uncertainty for many people including backing hadari and athol and from the. minority group in afghanistan ron he's been a straight 2012 on a temporary protection visa but with government results is going mainly into the fight against coronavirus he's worried whether he'll be able to stay in the country when he's be the rigs next year. everything happens this just sort of adds up

a new layer of stress that make you think so little have an impact on my these or or my visa process that's going through that he is one of the lucky ones he's still working but just like many israeli and migrants and asylum seekers also lost their jobs due to the pandemic and while citizens and permanent residents receive financial support from the government people seeking asylum and temporary visa holders don't ultimately wed leaving people to starve where leaving people to face destitution and homelessness unless the government steps in. with no financial support from the government the job has fallen on charities and sydney's asylum seekers center volunteers help pack everything from bread and milk to toiletries then use their own cars to deliver the items the family in the 1st week of the pandemic calls for help to the center tripled with many people saying they couldn't

afford to buy many basic food items or pay their bills at the moment volunteers here a fading about 1100 people every fortnight it's prompted calls to people on temporary visas to be included in the government coronavirus program the federal government has advised those who can no longer support themselves to consider going home that rights groups say that's not an option for many including those seeking asylum it is becoming a humanitarian crisis within a 1st world countries such as australia what you're saying is that people with no income they comp a their rent the impact of these crosses is not just limited to temporary visa holders that a strike is well known for its hardline approach to refugees and asylum seekers while from the states including the while the providing emergency financial packages advocates a long term support is needed especially with a 2nd wave of covert 19 cases approaching leaving many we can even more uncertain

future weekly gauge al-jazeera feed me a government appointed commission in india says police failed to protect muslims during the riots earlier this year to 3 people mostly muslim were killed many of them injured during the worst violence in delhi for decades mosques and religious schools were attacked during protests against the citizenship law critics say the law is discriminatory slots the secular constitution. turkey's president says steps taken by egypt in libya are illegal egypt's president threaten to tribal leaders who back after. his country would support half his forces if tripoli's government and its turkish allies renewed their assault on the city of sirte. the steps taken by egypt and libya and its support to have to show that egypt is entering an illegal approach also the government in particular is behaving like

a pirate to supporting a large quantities of money and this indicates the position of the 2 countries in libya there is a legitimate government on one hand and on the other hand there is a school regime. most libyans deal with the violence of war there is one city which is found relative stability along the local economy to thrive the mediterranean city of misrata east of the capital tripoli it has the reputation of being the safest place in libya these days trying to has our report from there these are the kind of images which 1st come to mind when people think about libya most western countries advise their citizens to stay away because of fighting and insecurity but he says the city of misrata is unlike anywhere else in the country and is regarded as the safest city he rents out this beach to families looking to escape the stress

of conflict. in. the safest city in the country many people are now moving here from outside who come to visit from tripoli to get away from the destruction have to live behind. this government owned beach resort in misrata has been closed for years the internationally recognized government in tripoli recently leased it to private investors. and after a year of renovations it's now been reopened but i would you know. today's are grand opening in all of our rooms are booked we have 205 rooms 5 restaurants people came from all over the country especially from tripoli. g.n.a.t. officials say more than 125000 homes were destroyed and warlord khalifa haftar has failed attempt to capture the capital some people who have lost the roof over their heads are now moving to misrata creating a boost in the housing market daughter concern is overseeing this residential

project the company he works for is building 120 homes on the outskirts of misrata he says home buyers are already interested but there was. misrata is growing and we believe there's an opportunity in the market that we can take advantage of this project is unlike others because we have wide streets a park and a supermarket for the residents of misrata saw fierce fighting in the revolution that led to the fall of moammar gadhafi in 2011 but since then the former rebel stronghold has been untouched by the warring sides enjoying relative stability and economic growth it's a rare glimpse of the potential libya has if and when the fighting eventually ends traina al-jazeera misrata. a few more stories and brief sudan 1st of all where police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators opposed to the government's sweeping new legal reforms hundreds of protesters rallied outside the grand great

mosque in the capital khartoum this is after on sunday the justice minister announced the easing of the sharia based laws to protect human rights for example the sale of alcohol to non muslims is now and apathy are no longer a crime and flogging will not be used as a punishment among other reforms. a memorial service has been held in mali for victims of last week's violence ceremony took place at a mosque run by the influential cleric decode who has been leading the anti-government protests 11 people were killed and nearly 200 injured in 3 days of unrest members from the regional bloc ico us and now in bamako to try to mediate the funerals been held for the prime minister of ivory coast's. crowds of mourners paid tribute to the do go include a ballet as his body returned to his hometown of cordova who felt unwell during a cabinet meeting 10 days ago and died soon after 61 year old just arrived back

after 2 months of medical treatment in france for heart problems he was due to run for president in october his sudden death now creating new uncertainty for ivorians . 3 white americans accused of shooting dead a black man while he was out jogging of pleaded not guilty to murder george michael his son travis and then a but william bryan are now facing 9 charges in all 25 year old was killed in georgia in february wasn't until may though that police eventually made the arrests that was after a video of the shooting went viral sparking outrage. well in the united states the rate of street crime there is usually high during the summer but this year it's been much worse with hundreds of the shuttle killed some say there are fewer officers because of the pandemic others by mixing deployments to the protests over the killing of george floyd john hendren looks at that story from chicago 7 year

old natalia wallace was gunned down when a group of men opened fire at an independence day party one of 27 people killed in more than 100 others shot over the past 2 weekends in chicago. and also has broken again. we got a tad of the damage. in atlanta an 8 year old girl was gunned down the same day and nothing isn't now. in brooklyn on monday 10 people were injured and a one year old boy was killed in a drive by shooting you know this is we can't we cab got to get through to. get a root. of this problem tio hardiman who for years has worked with gangs to stop the cycle of violence is calling for drastic measures weedy sa young people to consummate 3 years ago so this 18 years old is a hot area with bullet proof vest and some help us imagine how crazy people have

a sense of its face coverings that faced mass let's do the same for the young people on the south east and west asked if it would work it out and work out the photos of those in a year when violence is surging things could get even worse as more americans buy guns in minneapolis where george floyd died under a police officer's knee the line for gun permits in mid june was 3 hours long dealers say 4 in 10 sales go to new buyers crime analysts say each year the warm weather brings out gangsters with grudges but this year they say it's worse because after months of lockdown the armed men are alge but months of police brutality protests have officers on the defensive most of the violence happens in predominantly black neighborhoods across the u.s. we've sheen increases from last summer to the summer and part because of protests and part because of the cold because they have all people coming out and there's

a there's a i believe there's a tension there built 'd up and in all or major urban areas that have been shut down. with the dawn of another summer weekend police and neighborhoods where people are often too mistrustful of police to call them are gearing up for another violent way john hendren al jazeera chicago. beijing says u.s. officials have quote lost their minds and gone mad in their attacks on china shop words are in response to reports the white house is considering a travel ban against members of the chinese communist party. i mean nobody in the united states has come out to officially clarify whether this is fake news or not but i think if this report is true then they are brazenly choosing to set themselves against 1400000000 chinese people brazenly standing in opposition to the chinese people who make up one 5th of the world's population this is totally

against the wishes of the people of both the united states and china finally the british war veteran who raised $14000000.00 for the national health service has been knighted in a special ceremony because of social distancing of course captain tom moore now known as sir tom walked a 100 laps of his garden for his 100th birthday in the set out to raise a $1000.00 but britain's nationwide donated to his remarkable if. but how fast they are these are the headlines on al jazeera the number of coronavirus cases in india has now surpassed 1000000 more than 25000 have died there are fears the actual number of infections there could be much higher because of insufficient testing and the rising number of cases has led to some states re imposing their restrictions his will from elizabeth her own home. we are very much

seeing the management of the outbreak move from the central government in a few months ago to being managed by state government at the local level bringing back into the state of the virus. the latest territory it's in lockdown from today until sunday. night 8 pm till 6 o'clock in the evening until the 10th of people are allowed out for the on the financial activities joy and perhaps the most significant lockdown in the country right now is in the 2nd most populous state of. the united states is reported more than $77000.00 cases in 24 hours another new recalled the governor of the state of georgia is also suing atlanta's mayor for making it mandatory to wear masks in public he's now urging people to wear masks for 4 weeks. european union leaders are meeting in brussels for the 1st time in months to negotiate

a covert recovery plan the rescue package costs close to $860000000000.00 but talks so far have ended in death luck the memorial service has been held in the fall victims of last week's violence the ceremony took place at a mosque run by the influential cleric decode who's been leading anti-government protests people were killed and nearly $200.00 injured in 3 days of unrest. and in sudan police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators opposed to amendments to laws which include allowing non muslims to drink alcohol hundreds of protesters rallied outside the great mosque in. the government also ordering the closure of major mosques in 3 of the cities to stop similar demonstrations those are the headlines on al-jazeera next it's techno.

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