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for months hundreds of rohingya refugees arrive in indonesia as a crutch a province and so on high should moves towards north korea lashing south korea with strong winds and heavy rainfall. india has surpassed brazil to become the country with the 2nd highest number of corona virus infections in the world in the past 24 hours the health ministry has reported more than 90000 new cases and over 1000 deaths india has had the world's largest daily number of infections for nearly a month now despite this the government discontinuing with its plans to reopen including resuming metro rail services in the capital and as a random is at one of the stations in new delhi. despite in the according to make any other country in the past 2 easing the. it isn't any continuing medical advance

it was timing it was a number of major cities and leading here in delhi in fact mumbai was if you said that it won't be any metal in september like the capital of the worst that day was now this is ever leave to many. many millions of people in the metro in the city is bad because it is being done in a face to manage with limited lines and limited i'm still going around and there are a number of misfit places including the end of the social business and people have only allowed to sit on it to see how the government message from now has been that indians must live with that what i was taking out of the pocket and that was easy to counter that another nation might not sound like the one they have the latest g.d.p. figures shows india's economy shrunk by needy 20 if that that's more than any other

major economy in the world. nearly 300 rang a refugees have been rescued from a beach in indonesia after drifting at sea for 6 months its relieve the group set sail from bangladesh in late march or early april they were bound for malaysia but were pushed back as borders tightened because of the pandemic hundreds of thousands of rohingya have fled myanmar since and military crackdown in 2017 mile star in neighboring bangladesh james gomes is a regional director at the asia center he says the issues around refugees have shifted in recent months i think there are 2 interesting developments here in this state of crises 1st is the biggest push for the dash the government you know object they stated there is increasing for teak. real refugees in. particular and the government has also. they don't.

not going to accept investments of what the ngo well being if it means extending yes they can cause particular. that kind of. happening the 2nd issue is really is that this is happening in the context of 19th this is really a unique. juncture in time because it's allowed in governments in thailand malaysia and even indonesian authorities to irresponsibly up push back data and also leverage on the concerns of u.s. citizens are things id's of citizens around consent so you find that you know even in this latest incident. made possible only. coming out. fishermen and the local community there and. listening to it intuitively but in the

interim as they become waiting their countries should not you know irresponsibly push back i think they should have calls in places where they don't receive asylum seekers or refugees and put into place those protocols of social distancing wearing mosque. in 1000 and all that has been that for everyone the region south korea is being battered by a 2nd major storm in a week high shane has brought heavy rains and strong rains but was downgraded from a typhoon to a tropical storm as out traveling in and towards north korea last shapin injuring 20 people and forcing more than 1800000 others to leave their homes tens of thousands of people have also been that without power rob my bride has more from. i find it still making its way north there across the korean peninsula it is still in south korea still making its presence felt but very soon will be passing again

have to see this is very much following the same track as another typhoon of a few days ago typhoon my sack passing out to sea but it came ashore in the southeast of the country here with very strong winds also a lawful lot of rain bringing with it we had the city opposing here when it did come ashore that this part of the city it's out towards the more exposed coastal areas where it's ported they were recording gusts in excess of 150 kilometers per hour of course the strongest winds affected q shoe the japanese main japanese island of the south where we had gusts in excess of 200 kilometers per hour hundreds of thousands of people evacuating seeking shelter and that's where we've seen the most damage but as this typhoon progressed these it goes out to sea late to monday and then monday he think it makes landfall again as my sack did in north korea as they reach north korea they do lose some of their intensity but north

korea raising quite a precarious position it doesn't have the kind of infrastructure that south korea and japan has to deal with these extreme weather events but interestingly the north koreans have taken a pummel proactive approach they've been suffering from these storms with formal reporting almost in real time on state run television which is quite unusual for north korea we've also seen kim jong un the leader being outgoing seeing the places that have been impacted i think want to go much to show that he is a leader who cares about his people he knows that the kinds of things they're going through because of course they face all of these problems which are exacerbated by these storms such as the covert the isolation for because of covert 19 and also the ongoing sanctions so. we do know that he north koreans are very concerned about this bracing for a time when you know that from their reporting that their main city in the east of one sun is once again underwater it has been flooded so more damage to come this

latest storm approaches north korea. current breaking news out of bennett was to tell you about where a prominent protest leader is missing after an incident in the center of the capital minsk within the past hour has been reported that my area knesset nicole has been taken away in a van by an identified people she has been a campaign manager for opposition politicians and a vocal supporter of that lana taken off now in exile and in lithuania let's bring in brian a smith who is monitoring developments from lithuania developments in belarus of course tell us for a sprint ed what's the latest you're hearing about maria kenneth mcduff kolesnikov and what we know happened this morning arrests the risk of abduction is now becoming an occupational hazard or opposition leaders and activists in belarus since that all this one disputed election what we

hear is that maria kolesnik over was driven off in a minute by in a minivan abducted on the streets off the street by masked man. our eyes so they're checking records and police in minsk say they're also looking into reports of this so no no confirmation from the all far exceeds she is one of the high profile opposition leaders another on saturday was taken to the border with poland and dumped on the border that she had been arrested she spent 10 days in jail and was told that she didn't leave the country to be arrested and of course the most high profile opposition leader a lot of chicken a skier who. believes she won the presidential election and holds on and she's here in bill nearest heading to warsaw shortly to meet this week to meet poland's prime minister there so clearly an attempt as we know it's been going for several weeks now to crack down on the opposition and to possibly to silence the opposition yet but despite these arrests and the crackdown brainard's the protesters still coming

out onto the streets of men's game big big numbers as we saw on sunday. the interior ministry in belarus $633.00 people were detained at protests across the country on sunday that's their ode official figures people suggest it might maybe higher than that but it hasn't be enough support to people off the intimidation has increased but huge numbers still turning out not just in men's but in other towns and cities across the balance. there is still some safety in numbers for the 10s of thousands of protesters on the streets of meant. the ministry of interior in valorous has warned them that demonstrations are illegal closing off city squares and streets but that hasn't stopped people descending on the capitol for

a 4th week of protest against the continued leadership of president alexander lukashenko he claims he won the aug 9th election with 80 percent of the vote the opposition say the poll was rigged and they want to read from. those protesters made their way home on sunday security forces seem to take advantage of the thinning crowds pulling out people apparently at random according to witnesses and bundling them into vans. another video has emerged on social media of masked men in civilian clothes beating up people on the streets of minsk. in wall now breaking down the door of a cafe where the owner had given shelter to protesters. with imagine if everybody people started running in say to the door and then out on 15 to 20 people in black masks started to smash the glass into some people our human rights experts from the united nations say they've received hundreds of torture ok she's a torture impeaching us. this is older couple kovar of the opposition coordination

council sentenced to 10 days in jail she appeared in poland on saturday after she says she was forcibly taken to the border and then priya. they came to the center where i was isolated they gave me a had a mask and took me out of prison they made me lie in the back seat and they drove me away from the isolation center. of the presidential palace in minsk that was tight security to protect luka shanker from his own people. we won't forgive we won't forget their shouting. bernard smith al-jazeera vill news. still ahead on al-jazeera an inquiry into the manchester arena bombing begins as survivors seek answers as to whether it could have been prevented last pulling the plug the student led protests in thailand forces some companies to cut their commercials from pro-government t.v. networks.

they say snow showers moving nicely south what's now across the southeast asia now so we're seeing more cloud just starting to edge towards indonesia will be downpours as well as to the way she's seeing some showers not too bad across a good parts of indonesia he said that java generally try but some heavier rain over towards the march shirts war simulate potentially still seeing some lovely downpours coming through here you can see how they just tend to push a little further south which as we go on through the next couple of days have a southern part of australia that's where the change in the weather is as well because this band of clouds sliding through the cold fronts ahead of that we'll see temperatures in adelaide getting up to around 31 celsius as we go on into the next couple of days quite a change down to 19 in adelaide as we go on into choose day when swinging around

some of a southerly direction few showers there in sea where victoria pushing over towards tasmania but what's the weather eventually pushing its way towards new zealand so we will see some clattering gradually gathering in here as we go on into wednesday behind that you can see that rain band extends its way useful rain this into new south wales so some wet weather coming through here it is cooling off behind to the north of that is fine and sunny. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power developing to the basement company power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and in farming to shelve energy solutions for

future generation the brush fire nearing future. the or the the a. hurricane you're watching al jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories in belittles a prominent protest leader is missing after an incident in the center of the capital minsk very coarse mariette kolesnikov a has been taken away in a van by an identify people more than 600 protesters were detained at a large anti-government rally in the capital on sunday india has surpassed brazil to become the country with the 2nd highest number of corona virus infections in the wild in the past 24 hours it has reported more than 900000 new cases and over 1000

deaths and nearly 300 growing of refugees have been rescued from a beach in indonesia after drifting at sea for 6 months they were bound for malaysia but were pushed back as orders tightened because of the pandemic. now the new stage of julian assange legal battle to avoid being sent to the u.s. is resuming in london these are live pictures from london where his. orders have gathered outside the central criminal courts for the extradition hearing that's expected to last 3 to 4 weeks the wiki leaks founder faces 18 charges in the u.s. for publishing secret government documents that reveal the evidence of war crimes and human rights abuses in iraq and afghanistan he could be jailed 475 years say found guilty in the u.s. let's go live to laurin sydney in london who's outside the court for a set of us on just supporters we can see on the live pictures no instant case resuming today have the arguments changed at all.

whether one sentence no it's simply the resumption of the case that had to be suspended in may because of the kind of it's a break at that point it was being held in a high security jail in the touch pools right on the edge of london where in the sun she has been held for really a very long time where is health mental and physical health deteriorates and traumatically is now being moved as you say to the most that the biggest criminal court right in the middle of london what we believe is sound she's transferred in a prison down this morning but the arguments are essentially the same certainly from his supporters they say it's a show trial be raises enormous questions about both the rule of law the relationship between the u.k. and the united states and also about the future of journalism as well very high profile journalists like. the filmmaker have been giving speeches here saying if

a son should be successfully extradited then it really becomes impossible in the future for investigative journalists to try to uncover unpleasant truths of the sort that wiki leaks did and people for example since is a cover story making a comparison for example supposing somebody came up with a whole trove of secret chinese documents that team. sile things like torture of the weakness and publish them the chinese might say we want that china's extradited but of course the u.k. would never allow that because they would say it's a very important public interest to the human rights issue whereas. in the song she was nominated for the nobel peace prize they say to the public a huge service by publishing evidence of war crimes and the like in iraq is not being criminalized for us so they say these are hugely important issues and that

the case should be summarily dismissed but of course the u.s. continues to insist that he's guilty of spying and should be extradited. and songes defense says it has one new reason to get the case dismissed going to. yes they have evidence that they say the cia has been secretly monitoring illegally conversations between a son and his legal team and they say that in itself to be enough for the case to be dismissed i think it probably won't happen but even if it does run the full 3 or 4 weeks that it's left to. assad loses then the case will still go to appeal and so it's not going to end any time soon. thank you very much for that norrin storen stream live there in london with the latest on that hearing visiting to decide if wiki leaks founder julian assange should be extradited to the united states

a number of his supporters have gathered outside the court there in london as the hearing resumes will keep following the story for you of course on al-jazeera and bring bring you the very latest now an inquiry into the 27000 bombing in the british city of manchester will begin in the coming hours after months of delays because of the corona virus pandemic $22.00 people were killed when an attacker detonated his explosives at a concert by singer ariana grande a inquiry will examine possible security failings in the lead up to the attack family members of victims and survivors were also make statements last month the bomber's brother was jailed for life for his role in planning the attack paul brennan has more from outside the court in manchester. have been a number of inquiries into the circumstances of that manchester bomb attack this particular inquiry follows on from is essentially an inquest and on that basis it concentrates more on to the circumstances of the deaths of those 22 victims for that reason we have

a lot of relatives who are attending both here at the magistrate's court which is the venue for the inquiry and come from central a couple 100 metres away where there's a video link to the court but the main questions that the inquiry is going to answer will overlap with some of those. inquiries it will look at the emergency response going to see services response night it will also look at whether the security services could have done more and security services have come in for criticism as to whether or not they should have acted upon the intelligence they already had on the bomb someone i dated he had returned from libya for example just 4 days before the bomb attack he was flagged as a space object of interest but the diary entry for actually reassessing that status and deciding whether to act on it wasn't direst until after the bomb had gone off after he'd blown up his device killed himself and those other 22 people. the. transparency of this hearing is in question as i say it's an inquest essentially

look into the circumstances of the deaths but because an inquest has to be held in open court that would mean that the m i 5 and security services couldn't give evidence so the inquiry chairman says john saunders has changed it into a new independent public inquiry meaning that security services can give evidence in closed session with the relatives not there and so the relatives who are hoping for answers are a little worried that not all the answers they want will be forthcoming. a story changes underway in montenegro after pro se b.n. pro russian parties take a victory in parliament elections last week but supporters of the current nato friendly government are worried about the change in power as and russia have reports. after 30 years of being ruled by a single party once and he grins are at a crossroads for the 1st time since a multi-party system was introduced in 1900 the democratic party of socialists will be forming the next government and many are worried that lots of us

a lot to get out today i came to the capital of montenegro with my friends and my family to support our state to help many people remember what the answers does did and what they died for and that is for justice on a. and the freedom of montenegro or. supporters of president milosevic on a bitch in the d.p.'s rally by the thousands on sunday they were alarmed by what they saw after the august 30th elections serbian symbols and the 3 finger salute that accompanied the opposition coalition's declaration of victory. i am a citizen of the of the player is sure about it but the spirit i think people have given here to support peace harmony tolerance rather than sube nationalist interests we all live in harmony as brothers we don't need divisions among the negro and because of that i support my lord but i am against any of the flags being waved in our country by any and bosnian serb in turkish german any

other except for the montenegran flag. d.p.'s is pro western and pro nato and saddled with corruption charges and accusations of becoming increasingly authoritarian the pro serb pro russian parties that ran under the banner of the future months negro are likely to change course away from the west and towards moscow and belgrade bureau in the premier's 3 of the djukanovic accuse serbia's president aleksander few chip shot in the serbian orthodox church of interfering in the election and in an attempt to revive greater serbian nationalism. the real fallout from the election is yet to be seen at the minorities that depend on montenegro stability and ethnic harmony want to make sure they'll be protected by any change in power and from any repeat of the past and or should i desire. maybe his rival sides have met in morocco 2 weeks after they announce a cease fire delegations from japanese un recognized government in the east and

based a book on amend talk sapho for bought on sunday and lodge a meeting including countries backing the 2 sides is expected on monday in switzerland to thailand now where protesters have been persuaded to have a persuaded large company. support from a t.v. network they say it's for the government a student demonstrations have been taking place for 2 months now they're calling for the prime minister to resign xnu elections to be held and controversially reforms within the monarchy scott bevan force from bangkok. that were northern marketer it's the young faces that separate the current pro-democracy protests in thailand from the political divisions of the past as this movement is run an organized by students their method stay true to their generation they're not only deploying their efforts to the streets but also online with concerns about their future and the protesters don't feel the current leadership represents them so they recently targeted advertisers of nation multimedia

a news network they say is pro-government an online campaign urges supporters to boycott companies running ads on the network they're demanding changes in the government and monarchy and that flies directly against what the network stands for according to its chairman we love our country we love our way of living we love. it it's in it and we love to use this social bully against us. right through the sponsorship sponsor i think this is a wrong. and. very unethical. behind what nation t.v. calls social bullying a 1st year university student in her twenty's summer says her personal details have been previously published by the network so we're not showing your face here i think our campaign is a partial success we still have many things to do down the big companies dot support but it will be difficult because big business is practically running the

country. but big name brands have pulled their advertising like the owner of the burger king franchise in thailand. and app driven food delivery platform food panda both saying they did so because of customer feedback digital marketing experts say companies that react to protest or boycotts might not necessarily be picking sides but choosing to stay with their key market i think for the startup company our digital companies get more on the young people so if they're not pleased if they're not taking an action that seeing that whole me as a young brand on the same side i ask you might be a baker is for them with a protest organizers are going to aim for the next round of boycott targets from some of the largest and most politically connected companies in the country as they see it any firm supports the government is fair game. and while they will continue to front their boycotts online they will also continue to come out for the cause

it's got other al-jazeera bangkok. a fire that's been burning for 3 days on a supertanker has been extinguished by the head of the sri lanka navy warns another blaze could be ignited by the heat from the ships on planes and you diamond was carrying about 2000000 barrels of crude oil although no leak has been reported. that has been a dramatic rescue in the usa to california after a fast moving wildfire trapped hundreds of people at a popular campsite a california national guard was forced to step in that region is also experiencing a record heat wave finds reynolds for some time. they barely made it out alive a galloping wildfire trapped more than 200 people at a remote campground in the rugged central california mountains when fire blocked the only road out the california national guard mounted an emergency nighttime

rescue mission sending in helicopters to airlift the campers to safety this picture shows dozens of evacuees crowded into a national guard chinook helicopter that fire grew so quickly so fast it trapped people at mammoth pools reservoir up in the mountains the creek fire broke out on friday evening and quickly exploded in size by sunday it had burned more than 18000 hectors tinder dry forest and underbrush fed the flames several small communities in the area were evacuated as hundreds of firefighters battled the blaze authorities say $63.00 people were hurt fleeing the flames 17 were admitted to local hospitals and injuries including both broken bones lacerations scrapes bruises those going to things another blaze called the eldorado fire is threatening homes near san bernardino east of los angeles it broke out on saturday and grew

rapidly burning more than 1200 hector's and forcing some residents to evacuate the multiple fires are burning as a record smashing heat wave scorches california and other western states a community near los angeles reported a blistering 49.4 degrees celsius. robert oulds. you know again i'm fully back to bo with the headlines on al-jazeera in belo rules a prominent protest leader is missing after an incident in the center of the capital minsk there are reports maria car less nico of a has been taken away in a van by an identified people more than 600 protesters were detained at a launch on thai government rally in the capital on sunday india has surpassed to

become the country with the 2nd highest number of corona virus infections in the world in the past 24 hours it's reported more than 90000 new cases and over 1000 deaths this comes as metro rail service is that resuming in the capital new delhi illicit ranum has more. metro rail service sloshing around the country for the 1st time in more than 5 months later on this week was with an entirely new evening the opening number of the state owned clearing one known for the nightlife like the like had nothing on the government's side that indian the message has been for months now that indians must live with one of myra's but taking the course and the health ministry keeps pointing to what it says is one of the lowest paid talent makes it less than 2 percent of indians they say we're going to fire this have died and the government also says that the country cannot. be wrecked nationwide lockdown. nearly $300.00 ring of refugees have been rescued from

a beach in indonesia after drifting at sea for 6 months they were bound for malaysia but with pushback as borders tightened because of the pandemic hundreds of thousands of rohingya fled nam are after a military crackdown and 2070 the major stage of julian assange legal battle is to avoid being sent to the u.s. is resuming in london the wiki leaks founder faces 18 charges in the u.s. for publishing secret government documents that revealed evidence of war crimes and human rights abuses in iraq and afghanistan. libyan delegations from tripoli's un recognized government in the eastern based to book parliament have held talks in morocco 2 weeks after the amounts a cease fire a larger meeting including countries backing the 2 size is expected on monday in switzerland. those are the headlines wab matheson will be with you and the news hour in under 30 minutes coming up next it's witness when time stopped at sea stay with us. after 2 years in office has the pakistani prime minister delivered on his

promises of freedom of speech it's now being curtailed under your watch mr prime minister. water is the evidence do you just talked earlier. stones prime minister imran khan talks to al-jazeera. on. for me for. the post. how would he.