frank assessment what are you seeing. this in the 6 percent of the population. to be suited to and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story or now just 0. the philippines announces tougher coronavirus restrictions after reporting the highest number of infections on a single day. i'm sam is a damn this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a strain is victoria state orders large parts of the economy to close for 6 weeks as a records hundreds of new covert 19 cases at least 21 people were killed in

a prison attack in the afghan city of jalalabad eisel claims responsibility for the strike. israel's army has hit what it calls a terror squad cuse the planting explosives along the border in the occupied golan heights. people around the world are facing strict new coronavirus rules and restrictions governments are trying to stamp out rising infection rates while avoiding the full economic shutdowns they imposed their earlier this year the global tally by john hopkins university shows the number of reported cases is now more than 18000010600000 have recovered and about 690000 people have died. tougher restrictions are being reimposed in and around manila after infections in the philippines jumped more than 100000 from tuesday businesses and public

transport are expected to close and people will need special passes to leave home groups representing nurses and doctors have been pushing president of the bigger the terror theta tighten controls on sunday more than 5000 new infections were confirmed the highest daily rise since the pandemic began i have heard you call up different groups from the medical community for it to. come munity quarantine issue q. in manila a fully understand where you. would like to us for such a time out here you they have been in the front lines for the miners are exhausted general allen darwin joins us now live from manila so gemma is there

are they heading back into the long run we just emerged from when was in june i think. well so i mean what the what the health workers were asking for is a return to what they call an enhanced community quarantine or in fact they told the lockdown of metro manila and nearby provinces that something that the president did not give to them in his address sunday night what he basically said is that they will implement a stricter lockdown policy in megaman the and many other areas which means that the mystic flights will be postponed there will be no public transport which is already limited in the 1st place international flights coming in and getting out of the philippines will also be limited now as you see sadly the philippines already implemented one of the world the strongest and most strict this lockdowns and that started in early march and ended a few months ago when the cases where around $18000.00 the government decided to

ease restrictions hoping basically to allow people to go out to to help buffer the economy basically it's really feeling the impact of this crisis however the call that was made by health doctors was a. call that message was very very clear they say hospitals are at full capacity and frontline medical workers really do need breathing space they're asking for a lockdown in order to slow down and special as they see hoping that they will allow some of them basically to have a break to handle the growing number of cases given that there is no massive besting or tracing at the moment here sam what about the economic impact so this must be very worrying. well it is that in fact the impact on the philippine economy has been felt as early as months ago when the pandemic broke out where over 2000000 filipinos had already lost their jobs over 100000 filipinos have already returned from abroad they've come back with no past prospects of jobs and

also at the same time over 100000 filipinos have yet to return the government is working on the repatriation within the next 2 months now the government also said already that there won't be any cash aid given to anyone in the coming months that the government's funding at this point is tight and the economic recession has officially started one of the worst in recent years thanks so much john. this trading in state of victoria has ordered all long essential businesses to close as it struggles to contain the surge in corona virus cases there the state's largest city of melbourne has finished its 1st overnight curfew it's one of several emergency measures introduced in victoria the state is also banned large gatherings reintroduced online learning and older people to remain within 5 kilometers of their homes. is live for us in sydney so a lot of economic restrictions what about any measures to ease and soften the

economic pain. really is heart breaking to say just how many businesses will have to close as the victorian government tries to tackle this rising number of 19 infections just to put it into perspective victoria makes up about a quarter of a strategy is national economy and the decision that was made to close many of these extra businesses in retail industrial areas in manufacturing will likely lead to thousands of job losses so obviously the state government is looking towards how it can help the economy and all of those people who will no doubt be out of work the premier daniel andrews has said that anyone who will be out of work will be eligible oh businesses who won't be able to open will be eligible for

a $5000.00 grant and the prime minister scott morrison has just addressed the nation and he has called the situation in the state of victoria i disaster saying that it will have widespread complications on the entire economy of a stray and he has announced a pandemic scheme to to help those people who need to so far so late for 14 days because one of the big issues here is that the. they say many people who have tested positive to this virus have not been staying at home and they have been leaving so right now really the focus is on the economy and making sure that we can reduce the numbers in victoria over the next 6 weeks while this curfew and further lock downs are in place all right thanks so much nick clegg age there at least 21 people have been killed and 42 others injured in an attack on

a prison in eastern afghanistan. officials say there were several explosions including a suicide car bomb outside the prison in the city of jalalabad afghan security forces are locked in a gun battle with the attackers several prisoners escaped during the fighting i saw claimed responsibility for hobby board work is a national security analyst and founding member of transparency afghanistan he joins us now from kabul good to have you with us so why the attack on the prison in car on jalalabad. so d.d. sponsibility of the attack has been claimed by the islamic state and it's believed that you have a vast amount of die. members who are imprisoned in this very prison so the diet has taken responsibility the primary motive could be to make sure that to sort of release the president and this is what they have done

the initial reports that we have is that there are about $1500.00 prisoners and the prison and $500.00 of them have been able to escape which the government claims that they were able to sort of captured them or after the evade the prison and they are and they have been captured all over again so the primary motive just like i said could be that di di ish wanted to have its members out of the prison di is jalalabad is located in eastern afghanistan this is where the strongholds of the guy who are since 20142015 could not or province nuristan province like one province and their number are province is this instant aid into where you had been presence of. and this is where a majority of the presidents are kept and perhaps didn't want it to infiltrate and

have their prisoners released or do what this this say that about the ability and status of eisel. as you say. if this isn't the their work. so there are 2 messages that could be sort of taken from what has happened in jalalabad one is that you had numerous press to men's press releases speeches of various government officials this includes president connie this includes the national security adviser over a no word sort of bragging about the defeat of dilution of honest gun and how the african government have done so well and eliminating eradicating and uprooting diffendorfer of die and what has happened today is basically contradicting the claims of the government dietitians proven that they have the ability to inflict

damage to the afghan government and inflict damage wet and the heart of one of understands me and important. the other message that is being passed on is that the united states of america the afghan government and the taliban are basically a step shard of starting the intra honey who she is shins the other message could be right here is that it's not just the taliban you have other elements which are basically. a huge tied to the survival of the afghan national security forces is just not the taliban you also have guy shoots also falls to reckon with. a few basically get into an agreement with the taliban what's going to happen to defuse on or defeat of the guy because just like the government has claimed that they have taken care of that they have been uprooted and what they have done in jalalabad is

due to be contradicting each other or i thanks so much good to get your analysis have a lot of back. now hamas is describing an israeli air strike in gaza as a dangerous escalation the israeli military says it targeted several sites overnight it claimed it was a response to rockets being fired into israel but hamas says the strikes were designed to avert attention from weeks of protests demanding the prime minister resigns. now still ahead of al jazeera well look at why latin america is becoming the epicenter of the crowd of virus pandemic with nearly a 3rd of the world's deaths. signs of change in north macedonia will look at the cafe helping to inspire positive action for people with disabilities.

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car. al-jazeera selects express yourself. the rule or or or. no watching out just 0 time to recap our headlines now the philippines is reimposing locked down in the capital manila after a record rise in corona virus infections businesses and public transport are expected to close people will need special passes to leave. this training and state of victoria has ordered all non-essential businesses in melbourne to close as it struggles to contain surging coronavirus cases one of several emergency measures introduced afghan officials say at least 21 people have been killed in an ongoing i

saw attack at a prison in jalalabad the complex is home to 1500 inmates it's not yet know how many have escaped. the israeli army says it's killed 4 fighters in the occupied golan heights it's released this video accusing them of planting explosives along the border fence the military described them as a terrorist squad it says the syrian regime is ultimately responsible for video can't be verified no group has claimed the attack for more this governor out to harry forces joins us now live from west jerusalem so harry we've seen a video released israeli military has made a statement other than that what do we know about what exactly happened in the occupied golan heights area. i mean we really only have the israeli account to go by and what they say is that these 4 fighters entered in filtrated into israeli

controlled territory in the southern area of the occupied golan heights that they planted explosives at an unmanned the military outpost in that area that they were tracked and as was as could be seen in the video that was released earlier on monday they were attacked both from the air by. by munitions from from the air and also from a squad of israeli troops on the ground symbol taney asli all 4 of them is removed he says were killed now the question is whether this is in any way related to the tense security situation already existing up on israel's northern front here's the expected retaliation from hezbollah to the killing of one of its fighters inside syria last month has yet to materialize there was an incident a week ago in which israel said there was an attempted infiltration from lebanese territory into the contested israeli controlled area of shebaa farms and that they

were driven back by fire notably not killed in that instance i think the interpretation was that israel didn't want to risk an escalation towards an all out conflict with hezbollah this time this group of fighters was killed the israelis aren't saying that there is a link they're saying they're going to investigate to see if there isn't a link to hezbollah but they are as you say maintaining that syria is responsible for whatever emanates from syrian territory or how a force of their russian air strikes have killed at least 3 people in northern syria 5 others were injured when bombs hit a weapons there in the city of been issued rebel held in that province last month un investigators accused russia and its syrian allies of indiscriminate bombardment of civilians. mali's army has suffered more losses after 5 soldiers were killed in 2 separate attacks on sunday both attacks took place in the center of the

country being blamed on armed groups at least $24.00 soldiers were killed in an ambush just over a month ago the latest attacks come amid calls for president brought him back or catered to resign over corruption and failure to protect civilians the opposition is set to resume protests later on monday more than $200000.00 people have died from the corona virus in latin america nearly a quarter of those fatalities are in mexico which now has the 3rd highest death rate in the world brazil colombia and chile have also been hard hit by more apollo rounds up developments across the region. new cases of corona virus show no signs of slowing down in latin america. in origin tino which is largely kept the outbreak under control this is meant a return to lock down restrictions for 2 weeks as cases there are once again on the rise. and you know why don't you want the newness will be the big problem we have

had in the last 15 days is that we all relaxed we all felt that the situation was contained and the situation is not contained. a lot down in colombia was also recently extended through the end of august colombia is among the countries in south america showing the most alarming rates of contagion that is going to you know that there are people who don't follow the rules to go out even without a mask or use it incorrectly so we're in a complicated phase of the pandemic and there's a lot of contagion. latin america is home to an estimated 8 percent of the world's population but accounts for nearly a 3rd of the world's coronavirus debts with brazil and mexico making up a majority of the fatalities in the region. in the case of brazil the government has faced heavy criticism for lacking a unified approach to containment efforts with president. hu caught coded $900.00 himself often appearing in public without a mask. the same is true in mexico where the country's president often makes

statements that contradict health officials such as the recommendation that people wear masks to prevent the spread of the virus memory up on the rooftop i welcome you know when i'm going to put on a mask when there's no corruption and it will then up put on a mosque they will still talking to. the u.n. warns the impact of the pandemic on latin american economies could amount to a 10 year setback in terms of g.d.p. yet as countries work to reopen businesses the seemingly unstoppable wave of contagion that's gripped the region is making these efforts near impossible. manildra al jazeera. iran's reported its highest daily number of infections in nearly a month more than $2600.00 the government says almost all provinces are seeing a resurgence iran had some of the worst outbreaks in the middle east with some 300000 infections and 17000 deaths more

than 1300 homes have been destroyed in sudan's flooding inundates the blue now province rancho rain has been lashing the area for the last week killing at least 5 people the heavy rainfall was also caused the collapse of the bow dam floodwaters of cut off roads throughout the region and damaged vast areas of agricultural land african union sponsored talks on ethiopia's mega dam project is due to resume later on monday thousands have been celebrating progress on the $4600000000.00 grand renaissance dam but downstream countries egypt and sudan are worried about the impact on their water supplies. are stuck on issues including how much water ethiopia will release if there's a significant drought us politicians will meet again on monday to negotiate another coronavirus aid package and while they debate and argue tens of

millions of unemployed americans are struggling since april a $600.00 weekly payment has been a lifeline for families on friday democrats and republicans failed to reach an agreement on whether to allow the program to continue republicans want to reduce funding but they divided on how far to go democrats want additional benefits. you know all this growing uncertainty about whether children will go back to school in the u.s. many of them raw in school males to make up for a lack of food at home when they move because the chief executive of central kitchen he says millions of children in the u.s. are going hungry and extra funding is required we're in a real crisis right now in this country according to the brookings institute about $14000000.00 american children are going hungry each week and according to u.s. census numbers about $30000000.00 americans say they are not getting enough food so

it's it's a big challenge that's in front of us right now here in the united states we've served about 25000000 fresh meals now over the past 4 months and you know it is we're not seeing a lot of signs of things getting better there's a number of things that need to be done urgently that we are supporting and trying to to do our part to help raise awareness and education i think for sure we need to prioritize funding for meals for schools it's clear that schools are not going to reopen across the country in the fall and for so many families this is where kids get their meals and so we need to make sure those schools are properly funded and supported school kitchens are able to activate am preparing meals i think we also need to enable our federal emergency management agency so this is the agency that goes in after hurricanes wildfires and provides meals you

know it's it's been a bit of a confusion for them because this is not your traditional natural disaster but the reality is our country is facing a crisis and fema right now has a lot of money to respond to disasters and we need to get those funds on locked to pay for meals for families and especially for children right now. 2 nasa astronauts are back on earth off the landing off the u.s. state of florida the mission was led by the private company space x. marks the 1st time this type of operation has been carried out on a commercial spacecraft counselor puzzle be on records. it's a commercial success story it's the 1st crew mission to space led by a private company returns to earth u.s. astronauts about banking and doug hurley back home where we have our 1st few very clearly after their 2 month mission in the international space station the astronauts were slowly helped out of the capsule as the company space x.

plans more ambitious projects we are starting the journey. of bringing people regularly to and from lower earth orbit. and on to the moon and then ultimately on to mars things looking good now the success of a test flight could lead to a new booming industry nasa is no longer the purchaser owner an operator of all the hardware we are going to be a customer one customer of many customers in a very robust commercial marketplace. to save money and redirect resources and 2014 nasa trying to commercial companies like boeing and space x. for space flight programs and now additional missions research and even tourism could fall out you on musk's space x. is going to be one service boeing is going to come online probably later this year they're going to complete another crude test flight so they can begin flying

astronauts next year virgin galactic is looking at flying astronaut so this is just the beginning it took more than 18 hours to get back home the so-called dragon capsule endure temperatures of more than $1800.00 degrees celsius as it reentered the earth's atmosphere there's something special. about having that capability to launch and bring your own astronauts home and we went through a lot of years without that capability and i think we're both super super proud to have been just a small part of the team that accomplished bringing those space flights back to the florida coast and bringing that capability back to america so it's that technology and a giant leap in the way space travel is financed and run that power to these astronauts into the history books using the 1st u.s. built hardware since the shuttle was retired nearly a decade ago. so that again al-jazeera. a rare baby

rhino is being rescued from floods at a national park in india at least 16 others died in the waters some were forced to seek refuge in nearby human settlements there are 3001. 1 horned rhinos rather in the world most of them in the national park. the 1st sign language cafe in north macedonia has opened its doors in the capital scope here it's hoped the business venture will inspire thousands of other people with disabilities in the country who struggle to get work and rely heavily on the state for help car leg as more. martin and red mill a long wanted to start their own business and after meeting others like them with hearing in speech impediments while traveling abroad they came up with an idea a cafe that welcomes and caters to such people along with other customers yes one

will be with us during my time abroad so many ideas and learn that many different people have started their own businesses this gave us an idea to do the same. they received a state grant to help them and after months of preparation were about to open the cafe in march but then the coronavirus pandemic broke out noting that the hardest thing was finding an interpreter that was the most difficult as time went by we thought we were going to make it the bank requires you to have an account but the law on the winsome changes which was a shock for us we somehow managed to find an interpreter but the problem was how to pay him martin and i were struggling to make our own living we could not paid interpretation services. but the pair overcame the challenges and hope their success can be an example to others customers can use a digital menu to make orders and also learn sign language they and government officials hope they can help change people's attitudes to those with disabilities

and show others they don't need state aid to start their own business well 90 other guys like on the aim is to amend the law in this regard so this is many people with disabilities as possible can join the open market rather than the particular one we have to raise awareness and consider people with disabilities as equal to all other workers in the country for now sign language is only used for ordering beverages but the couple intends to supplement that offer very soon with food car or leg al-jazeera. less take a look now at some of the headlines here and al-jazeera lockdown is being reimposed in the philippine capital manila businesses and public transport are expected to close everyone will need special passes to leave home the government order follows a record rise in infections and pressure from doctors nurses they're concerned the

fight against the virus is being lost i have heard do call up different groups from good medical community for it to. come in it is quarantine. you. make but. if we really understand where you. would like to ask for such a timeout period they have been in the front line for months exhausted. this trail in the state of victoria is ordered all non-essential businesses in melbourne to close as it struggles to contain surging coronavirus cases there the state is also banned large gatherings and ordered people to remain within 5 kilometers of their homes there were 429 new cases on monday down from

a high of 671 on sunday afghan officials say at least 21 people have been killed in an ongoing isaw attack at a prison in jalalabad the complex is home to 1500 inmates and it's not yet how many have escaped the israeli army says it's killed 4 fighters in the occupied golan heights it's released this video accusing them of planting explosives along the border fence the military says the syrian regime is ultimately responsible russian air strikes have killed at least 3 people in northern syria 5 others were injured when bombs hit a weapons depo in the city of bin issue in rebel held italy province last month un investigators accused russia and its syrian allies of indiscriminate bombardment those are the headlines it's inside story now. we know what's happening in our region we know how to get the plate is that either and all i want to throw you.

back to put you on her back fires and then i'm going to give you. the way that death story isn't what can make a difference. we had a 2nd wave of covert 19 the number of new cases is surging around the globe and governments weighing options to face it. this time and what will the fallout be this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. just a few weeks ago many governments fall they have a coronavirus under control the number of cases was falling on the curve infections

flattening governments thought of lifting restrictions and reopening that.