the people of myanmar they are to do them all to die setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion as every time i talk about raises them i will get a twist on the i'm being called a race based programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today we are about to feed townsend's and thousands of hungry magots see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. ready. al-jazeera. hello there i am alamo here and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes jailed at once again british iranian aid worker now citizens agree radcliffe faces another year in detention charged with spreading propaganda

against iran. india set some other records for covert 19 infections for the governments around social media sites removes pools criticizing his handling of the pandemic. i'm elizabeth warren i'm at a makeshift co the 19 care center that's just opened in new delhi to cater to the large numbers of people who can't find hospital beds and the capture of a russian court decides whether to shut down groups linked to or jailed opposition leader alexina volley will bring you all the latest for more school and the ask good goals to. no man's land. and diversity is the winner on hollywood's biggest night this year's oscars celebrates inclusive filmmaking and joining us or else go with the sport the pressure grows to cancel cricket indian premier league amid the outbreak cases they're all some players leave top australia cummins donates $50000.00 to buy

oxygen and other stars of the game to do the same. british iranian aid worker knows that he is a gary radcliffe has been sentenced to another year in jail on a reunion court's skyrocket cliff had been released from prison in march after serving 5 years on charges of plotting against the government's well her latest jail term. comes from a new charge of spreading propaganda against iran she and her family of war with the allegations against several paul brennan is live in london and joins us from outside the iranian embassy paulo what's happening but these latest charges she's been accused of plotting against iran presumably from inside a prison cell what's going on. well no it's

the reason why we're here is because it's here that. doesn't ins are going to directly it's alleged offense is supposed to have taken place 2009. government protests here outside the iranian embassy as an ins a go rachleff participated in protests and gave an interview to b.b.c. persian and now 12 years on the iranians have decided to prosecute her for this despite the fact that she's already gone through the system for the other charges which she denied she denies these charges as well but on march the 14th in a 20 minute hearing behind closed doors they. tried her for this offense and have now decided that she will be sentenced to another year in prison i have to say that she's not been ordered back to jail yet so technically she's not behind bars but the other aspect of it is that she's not allowed to leave iran for another year

lawyer has said that they will be appealing against this verdict a timescale for that legal process hasn't been yet laid out but from here at the iranian embassy i knocked on the door just before we came on and i've submitted a an email with a request for a statement from them but no statement has yet been forthcoming from the embassy here so some of this really about then home because that is the car iraq of husband is very high profile in his campaign to to get his wife released and say to him it's to bring her back a whole mess and surely as there been any reaction from him does he think this is about a process that took place on british soil or is there something else to this. yes but not have been plenty of reaction on this lots of conjecture and suspicion as to exactly what is behind all of this let's go to the reaction 1st of all of richard radcliffe and he has said that he believes that she's being used as

a negotiating tactic by the iranian authorities and he clarified that she hadn't yet been summoned back to actual prison the british prime minister boris johnson has said i don't think that it's rise or told that she should be sentenced to more time in jail it's wrong that she was there in the 1st place and he said that working very hard to secure her release working with our american friends as he described them as well and don't rob who is the british foreign secretary said it was totally inhumane and totally unjustified this decision by the iranian course we continue to call on iran to release nazanin immediately now as far as the why she is that well there are several different stories 1st of all that it's related to an arms deal debts of around 400000000 pounds in order for the chieftain tanks that was made by the previous shah of iran and those tanks were never delivered by britain iran won't sing at least them money back britain the british government has

explicitly admitted that there is a debt that really does need to be paid the question is how to pay it there are sanctions for example that prevents money being sent in such overt way to iran and the british and iranians haven't yet found a way to have that debt result without falling foul of those sanctions the other aspect is of course just the general state of tension and diplomatic issues that there are between the west and iran as regards sanctions as regards a nuclear deal as regards many many different things ok paul brennan that life president cited the iranian embassy in london thank you paul. iraq such as shortage of hospitals in new delhi is growing more urgent spy the minutes on monday a nation of nearly 1400000000 people registered another record daily riot factions

with more than 350000 cases registered with $2800.00 people died in the biggest single day increase so far or spittle officials will be begging the government to step up efforts to tackle the oxygen shortages are only receiving enough to last in streets 3 hours at a time because supplies are so desperately low i think because. we are constantly afraid for the past 5 to 6 days we are getting oxygen in parts one ton 2 tons half a ton during different parts of the day we need 5 tons of oxygen every day only we know how difficult it is for us to get by through the evening we are not even having enough sleep at night because of the crisis i would like to thank the police and the government for doing the best they can but it is not enough. well india's capital has the best medical facilities in the country but it's also been struggling with emergency shortages elizabeth purana has more from the recently

opened covert 19 care center in new delhi. where outside and makeshift. care center which is just opened to cater to the very large numbers of people who can't find hospital beds because all hospitals in the indian capital the center has 500 beds oxygen delis leaders said that they'll be adding hundreds more intensive care units that soon the indo tibetan border police are providing medical personnel and so we have other very distraught family members of 119 patients trying to get them admitted here but they are being told that they still need referrals and that they need to pre-register and that's leading to a lot of frustration a lot of tears that they're having to go through the same thing here that they. very have at many hospitals now india is seeing a little shortage of hospital beds of oxygen and this is why we have a lot of foreign aid coming into the country now the u.s.

is sending tons of oxygen concentrator has the u.k.'s sending ventilators and often concentrators we have indian air force indian railways transporting the oxygen both locally supplied and often that's coming from overseas to try and stop people as patients are dying because of the lack of oxygen and hospital beds. and as india continues to struggle with government looks like it's trying to shut say criticism that's ordered social media firms to remove content critical of its handling of the pandemic dozens of posts on facebook twitter and instagram have been taken down the censored posts included calls for prime minister narendra modi to resign and critiques from journalists opposition politicians and his government says the post were targeted for spreading what it calls fake news and misleading information. president joe biden says the u.s. will help india just as it helped america through its worst moments of the outbreak

its chief medical advisor transceiver spoke to a.b.c. news as the white house known so they'll immediately send medical and protective gear as well as raw materials for producing vaccines there's discussions about really ramping up what we can do on the ground oxygen supply drugs tests p p e as well as taking a look in the intermediate and long run about how we can get vaccines to these individuals both immediately now as well as in the situation where you help them to be able to essentially make vaccines themselves. bungler ashes closing its land border with india in response to the record breaking infection rates the searing ballasts effects of 4 monday and excludes transportation of goods bangladeshi citizens in india will be allowed to return home as they meet strict travel and quarantine rules air travel between the 2 countries is already suspended as part of

a nationwide lock turn in bangladesh. they're paying commission is taking a legal action against the pharmaceutical company astra zeneca says the vaccine manufacturers in breach of its contract to supply enough of the covert 19 job the executive branch says the company has not come up with a strategy to ensure the timely delivery of doses will get more now from the tasha butler she joins us live now from paris natasha why is the commission taking legal action against astra zeneca. well they've not actually said you can only imagine it's perhaps to put more pressure on the british swedish pharmaceutical company it is just the latest step in what has been an ongoing saga between astra zeneca and the e.u. commission now the e.u.

commission says that it's nor ching this legal action because astra zeneca has breached its contract in its eyes it says that it is very it failed to deliver the doses that it had promised in his contract now in the 1st quarter of the year astra zeneca delivered $30000000.00 doses that is a short of the $120000000.00 that the e.u. commission says it had promised in its contract now astra zeneca they haven't reacted to this launch of legal action but in the past what they have said is that their contract only said that they would do everything that they could within their powers and possibilities to deliver the doses that they could when they could and that they weren't fixed on particular doses to particular dates but the u. commission obviously sees things very differently they also say that astra zeneca should have diverted some of the doses that were being produced in the u.k. for the u.k. to the e.u. to make up the shortfall in the e.u. and the trash all the states had back the prior but some concerns about this move

taking us to seneca courts morkie. yes you member states are backing the e.u. commission's plan but it still takes took some persuasion what we understand is that the commission last week had a meeting with diplomats from most member states to discuss trying to get them on board behind this legal action there were some countries we understand from germany among them who were concerned that such a move at this time just might not be a good idea you have many e.u. countries in the middle of a 3rd wave still battling a high circulation of 1000 astra zeneca resolve to rule one of the use main covert 19 vaccine suppliers and we would want to see that put in jeopardy that is according to some french and german diplomats another $70000000.00 doses for

example are being expected from astra zeneca in the next quarter of the year and also this just adds really to the already shaken and damaged reputation of the astra zeneca vaccine amongst the public in the european union it has been the source and focus of a lot of conflicting messaging from various governments because of issues over for example the blood clots now most governments now saying that the astra zeneca vaccine the benefits certainly outweigh the risks nevertheless though the reputation of this vaccine has been damaged at a time when it is so necessary to try and stop the pandemic in the block. there live from paris natasha thank you. plenty more still ahead on this news hour including palestinians celebrate the removal of barricades and occupies east jerusalem but there are reports of escalating on the rest elsewhere boss family members of the crew of

a sunken indonesian submarine mourn their loved ones. and tokyo olympic organizers say they will make a decision this month on high many local fans can attend school test events to feel special measures to keep athletes safe joel will have all the details for you in sport. to russia know where there looks to be another setback for kremlin critic alexina vali the prosecutor's office has asked the russian courts to suspend the activities of the foundation for cold baths and corruption which he set up the valley was jailed for a parole violation earlier this year recently ended a hunger strike in prison he says the charges against him are politically motivated say live now expanded smell in moscow bernard or morkie tell us about this impending ruling. later this

week they'll be a secret court hearing where prosecutors will ask the court to declare as extremists on these anticorruption organization and affiliated political groups all around russia to declare it extremist would put them on the same level as al qaeda and risk any want to associate it with his group risks heavy jail sentences and very very stiff fines the prosecutors of us the court in the interim to block the activities from now on all of them to corruption organization pending the courts final ruling maybe here we haven't got a decision from the court on that request yet but already the regional political groups have been stopped from operating by the prosecutors these regional political groups what they do is their advice people where to cast their vote in elections if they want to displace the candidate for the united russia party that's what emir putin's party does about who they vote for but the vote is the best way of

displacing that candidate this tactic was very successfully used in the 29 moscow city council elections so the belief is that is why prosecutors want this organization stopped. to corruption organization of course they're the ones who published the videos of putin's alleged luxury palace that had been kept secret that putin denies belongs to him none of these people say that they have shut down their social media accounts that telegram channel their websites but they will come back under different names but perhaps acting more anonymously what will end up seeing i guess is this cat and mouse game between the authorities and the valleys and the valleys supporters and burn sad for you this being news that ukraine's leader of what to me is a linsky and has said a meeting with me a person could be on the cards. yes

he's spoken today and he says that it's looking likely last week by mere putin said he would meet lot amir's alinsky in moscow now blimey putin said he was only prepared to meet selenski to discuss bilateral issues now as a lenski wants to discuss donbass this breakaway region of east of ukraine where russian separatists backed by moscow are fighting in ukraine and has been a spike in violence that moscow considers that a sort of a domestic. within ukraine issue so he's not sure whether putin would be willing to discuss that but selenski says he's told his chief of staff to fix a date with the kremlin the news from the kremlin at the moment is they don't know when it's going to happen but they haven't said it's not going to happen. ok ben a smith there very latest live from moscow berna thank you. hundreds of arrest warrants have been issued in terror same connection with an exile businessmen he's

accused of attempted coup against president a wretched type errors of i'm back in 2816 brazil serger has more from istanbul. the operation by the security forces just started in the morning as a part of the investigation initiated by the chief prosecutor of istanbul and it is an heiress warantee issued for $532.00 suspects and the sources are still under way so 459 of them the suspects are still on duty military personnel which is a very high number among them 158 of them are the member or the general command of the gender marries and 233 of them are a number of the land forces 46 of them a force is 41 navy forces and 22 are the members of the ministry of defense coloreds 1st mutinous lieutenant corners and majors are among them the search are still underway in 62 cities as i said we do not know how many of them have

physically been taken so far but it is a messy will creation by all means just a quick remind their own july 15th of 2016 after actually weaken the turkish army has used the word planes helicopters and tanks in an attempt to overthrow president added when adam practically elected government in the country and the fighter jets at the same night on the turkish parliament and some other discourse in ankara after a call by president out on thousands of people have to distance to stop the coup the coup failed at that night but the consequences very were very grave. and 108 people are going on trial in turkey accused of instigating protests in 2014 dozens of people were killed in the demonstrations in turkey southeastern region it happened after the army reportedly failed to intervene during an eyesore assault on a syrian kurdish time. libyan gunmen said to be loyal to the son of all of her if i

have to have prevented a unity government delegation from entering benghazi armed men surrounded the airports after the delegations plane landed was then forced to fly back to tripoli the delegation came to prepare for the 1st visit to see the city by the interim prime minister of the area is a long time after strong holds. the ministry of prisoners in gaza has held a protest in solidarity with a jailed palestinian journalist alarm our way were the rest of last week by israeli forces in the occupied west bank has started a hunger strike in process against his detention with a $4000.00 palestinians are held in israeli prisons without charge or trial. israeli police have removed barricades from the compound in occupied east jerusalem they've partly been blamed for provoking several nights of tension and violence protests as were angry they gather on the damascus gate steps during the fasting

month of ramadan israel says the barriers of hidden places part of coronavirus restrictions there are still some scuffles though and 10 palestinians were reportedly detained are a force that has more from occupied east jerusalem. as is often the case even at times of heightened tension even at a hot spot like the area outside damascus gate it is pretty quiet and calm during the daytime the difference this time though is that it follows what took place on sunday night the israeli security forces deciding to dismantle the barriers that they directed along these channels these steps to prevent people gathering in this plaza after ramadan prayers that something they've been doing every night since the 1st night of ramadan and it's been contributory in the sorts of seems that we've seen during these past 10 days or so protests and some violence some skirmishes between the security forces and palestinian protesters especially on thursday night

when there was a a rival faction or a group of jewish supremacists and the arab racist protesters who tried to come here and confront the palestinians so what has happened is a decision it seems by the israeli security forces to try to lower the temperature by allowing people to gather and congregate and they did they were celebrating chanting a large number of people here for some time there were still some minor skirmishes the security forces intervening when palestinian flags were brandished but nothing along the same lines that we've seen in recent days however there still is a tense atmosphere here in jerusalem and indeed more widely again there were rockets fired out of gaza some 5 rockets fired overnight sunday into monday 2 of them entering israeli airspace and they were intercepted so it remains a pretty fragile pretty tense situation but a palace in israeli lawmaker who was here earlier on monday said that this has been a step in the right direction. there have been more reports of gunfire and

explosions in the somali capital mogadishu overnights supporters of president mohamed of the he fire marshal are fighting against those who are opposed to an extension of his term in office and that recently since extend for measures term and talks to organize a new election have stalled un search both sides to reject violence and resume dialogue or catherine sighs following those developments from the kenyan capital nairobi. we're being told now that the opposing forces have held their positions but we've not heard of any active engagement this morning there appears to be a lot of shuttle diplomacy going on nobody can for an outright war so polish diplomats are trying to get the politicians and the posing sides to the talking table saying that they must negotiate the mast deescalate the tensions we've seen statements from international partners like the u.k. the e.u. the u.n.

as well calling for calm and saying that whoever tries to keep. over the edge is going to be held responsible we've also had a televised statement from the security minister yesterday who said that government forces are fighting a militia who have been brought to mogadishu by some opposition some opposition leaders to cause chaos he says that the government is containing the situation but people in the city are very wary indeed especially now that they're seeing that the security forces are involved and appear to have been to be taking sides time for a quick check on the weather here is a reason. hello we've got some pleasant spring warmth into the eastern side of the u.s. least parts of canada as well over the next couple of days something of a contrast in the temperatures suddenly when this coming in across the plains

pushing up towards the lakes as we go through the next behind this this warm front so that's pulling out of the gulf of mexico but much cooler air tucking in behind temperatures hit generally around the the mid to high teens but we're getting up into the twenty's well into the twenty's across the plains well too bad it was the eastern seaboard as well as we go on through the next day i would say will say that is the temperature is continuing to pick up quite nicely as a 28 there for chicago 20 in toronto some but some places of cloud and rain the be some wet weather into the midwest and notice that wintry weather over the high ground all sliding a little further race woods as we go on through wednesday system what the weather coming in across the plains as we go throughout wednesday easing up towards new england pennsylvania seeing some wet weather easing up is that eastern side of kind of the but still a war look at that they say getting up to 30 degrees celsius on where to say that fine weather stretches down across the southeast and kona extends down across a good part of the caribbean we have got water to showers the hispaniola. still

ahead so on al jazeera we'll introduce you to the camel in pakistan trotting between villages to provide learning opportunities to i just schoolchildren and a record breaking night for steph curry in the n.b.a. joe will have all your sports coming up. frank assessments. exactly how and why taking such a situation might not be good ever again informed opinions is the us thinking military positioning of the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing mr assets this is a message to the region the united states is rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story on al-jazeera

examining the impact of today's headlines where does your fight go from here the people of myanmar to do. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion as every time i talk about raises them i will. be called a racist programs that open your eyes to an alternative few of them while today we are about to feed tells unst and thousands of hungry magots see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera quick reminder all the top stories this hour british iranian aid worker knows an ins occur radcliffe has been sentenced to another year in jail

minoring in courts she just be released from prison in march after serving 5 years of on charges of plotting against the government european commission is taking legal action against a pharmaceutical company astra zeneca says the vaccine manufacture is a breach of its contract to supply enough cold in 1000 vaccine to the blog and there looks to be another setback for kremlin critic collection of army prosecutors office exacerbation courts to suspend the charities of the foundation for combat corruption but she set up. by the film nomad lands one big gets on the scale back oscars ceremony is also good night for diversity with the most nominations ever for women and ethnic minorities both in front self and behind the camera reynolds's war from hollywood and the asker goes to. no man's land no man's land dominated the 93rd academy awards the film won best

picture its star frances mcdormand best actress and director chloe zhao best director the 1st woman of color and only the 2nd woman ever to win the category so this is for anyone. who have the faith and the courage to hold on to the goodness in themselves and to hold on to the goodness in each other. in the critically acclaimed film mcdormand plays an aging widow up rooted by economic change traveling the back roads of the western u.s. in a battered van it's or 3rd ask her mind. and i like work. thank you for knowing and thanks for this anthony hopkins the father in a surprise anthony hopkins won best actor for his role in the father many hollywood observers thought the late chadwick boseman who passed away last year from cancer

at age 43 would be chosen for his dynamic performance in model rainey's black bottom. is not a question of barona so now donna says the question of resistance to fasten or not exists is what do your parents as well why performers won the top prizes 9 actors and actresses of color were nominated for awards the winners included daniel kaluga for supporting actor in judas and the black messiah and yo jewel use as supporting actress in the nare i'd like to thank to my 2 boys who make me pull out and look so. good out stand oh i did. it this is the visa because the money will. shade of the best international feature award went to another round from denmark it looks at

how alcohol impacts relationships. due to the cold in 1000 pandemic the traditional red carpet was downsized and socially distanced a severely limited number of nominees and guests were allowed inside the venue at l.a.'s union station with covert tested participants rotated in and out during the show. the show's television ratings in decline for years were predicted to be its lowest ever. that's represented but there were some fun moments like mcdormand howling at the moon oh. oh oh oh oh. and glenn close doing the rope shaking dance in a sparkling blue dress. the movie industry is going through sweeping changes as streaming video rapidly overtakes cinematic releases of films but with all that the oscars remain hollywood and the film industry's most sought after prize and

it's likely to stay that way for years to come rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles . let's take a little deeper into the issue of race and gender representation in the film industry a study from u.c.l.a. has revealed well historically hollywood has struggled to ignore inch minority success there has been a dramatic turnaround in the past 2 years of the top 185 films released last year minorities accounted for nearly 40 percent of the leading roles tripling the amounts in the past 6 years women soon to fare better than once a film centered around a lead actress have doubled in the past decades and film studios are catering to projects that includes more minority cast members because those films are making more money at the box office get more now from anna smith she's a film critic and the goals of the girls on film podcast she's also the former chair of the film section of the u.k.'s critics circle and joins us from london

great to have you with us on the news are this is being billed as the diversity or scares what do you think this says in your view about the film industry at large is it more diverse than 2 years ago or the jury's more aware that audiences want to stop white men getting all the prizes. i think it's a combination of several things and those are definitely 2 factors i think it's really encouraging there has been a lot more conversation of course in recent years that was the oscars so what campaign which held the oscars accountable for the representation or the lack of it they then kind of opened up the academy membership to a much greater number of people more diverse people more young people and then they also made a few steps in terms of what what you have to do to qualify for an oscar so that's had an effect but i like to think as the host of a feminist film will cost that you know efforts to increase diversity and representation on all sorts of fronts such as times not for example in the me too

movement have gradually had an effect certainly when i speak to female directors about their work young female directors now a feeling that they're getting opportunities that they weren't getting given in the past or the people the women have for them one getting finally people are sort of being held accountable and saying ok we need to get equal opportunities here and we need even though there is some way to go i feel that you know the finance people are finally backing more diverse selection of filmmakers but there is this i mean the female filmmakers who are making films and making films worthy of awards surely don't want to be given these awards because diversity is the watchwords of the year does it doesn't this year it actually celebrating the diversity rather than just celebrating the fact that the best people 'd in the best films does indeed come out on top. well i would say that i think the standard will that people might think that there's an issue of tokenism here that is far from it i mean every year there

are so many wonderful women and people of color who are not given a fair chance and it's you know 2 women were nominated next to each other for best director for the 1st time in 93 years so it just shows you know for many years that could have been the case all mall but they just simply weren't being recognized so i really don't think it is a case of tokenism one when you look at the films as well and it's in terms of diversity judas' in the black recite bottom these are race strong quality films that absolutely serve to win it's just that finally from various different races they are being recognized as they should be there in scenes as to how do you think that the wider context of the world that we're living through ny has alter and perhaps the outcome of the oscars because we are in a pandemic not that many people are going to the local movie theaters right now the films certainly me and my father be watching have been on streaming services do you think that's played in so the outcome at all i think it has because the oscars have

been force a change their roles as we have to include films that have gone straight to streaming that would have perhaps been in cinemas otherwise which is a new thing and perhaps a temporary thing but also you know the mood is shifting towards watching more at home and also when you look at a winter like no matter and i think they massively that feels very topical i mean it would be a winner i think in the best of times but i think in difficult times this is a film that speaks to people who haven't challenges it's about community it talks about financial hole shit it's all about a lot of things that feel very common including compassion as was highlighted in our speech ok fantastic to get your thoughts i'm afraid we are out of time but great terry where there's on the news or thank you so much for sharing your thoughts about the oscars this year. well as we were hearing there from joe is all scurry where. i have been told not least for the fact that essentially been ignored in our own country of china to use more amount from beijing. chloe

was being congratulated around the world for making oscar's history but not here in her home country early on monday there were some reports of her winning best director and best movie but these were taken down shortly after comments about her in chinese social media have been censored and an oscars viewing party in shanghai organized by her alma mater was disrupted after they had trouble with the internet connection coach i was actually born here in beijing to an elite family her father was head of state on steel company and his stepmother is a famous actress and initially her success at the golden globes was lauded but that was short lived after a 2013 interview she gave resurfaced where she criticized china saying that here there will lies everywhere and shortly after that all mention of a on the chinese internet was blocked and the april release of her movie nor mad land was canceled. 2815 this week a virus swept through central and south america and made its way to the islands off

cape verde off the coast of west africa will cause severe birth defects and babies and today children are growing up with severe disabilities reports from capers capital prior on the island of santiago. alice was not the child her mother expected cloudier was 3 months pregnant when doctors told her she was infected with dizzy can buy iris and that her unborn daughter would suffer from lifelong disabilities realizing that alice will never have a childhood like other kids her heart sank but for years on cloud as has the disability turned out to be a blessing. she's loved by her neighbors the family and most of all by children who seem to be able to communicate with her better than i can and she wants to play with them but sometimes her disability gets in the way she has convulsions her muscles are weak she can't sit properly ellis is born with what doctors call microcephaly her brain is failing to develop fully it's

a consequence of her mother being infected with physical virus through a mosquito bite during her pregnancy there are no vaccines no cure for the virus that spreads through mosquitoes and sexual contact in 2016 the world health organization declared public health emergency of international concern the outbreak started in brazil spreading to keep bird as a result of the epidemic more than 3700 babies worldwide were born with birth defects and the toy countries issued travel warnings including asking citizens to delay pregnancies there was this fear that would spread from the islands of cape verde to the rest of africa on to the rest of the world but that did not happen the virus suddenly disappeared just like it appeared. dr george noel but it took from the country's health may. history believes zico ran its course infected a large portion of the population and herd immunity developed halting the spread

still he fears eks lurking in the capital's drainage system that's a breeding ground for mosquitoes saying there could be another outbreak. as the years pass we believe we can be also or can be again. unprotected and can be infected again surveillance of infected secret children has stalled due to the covert pandemic and mothers fear bringing their children to hospital children with cerebral palsy need continuous physical therapy and good nutrition support and commitment of parents makes a lot of difference because of the pandemic cloudier to has been avoiding hospitals when alice is in pain or has convulsions. she plays a song to her that she would listen to when she was pregnant to soothe her daughter's pain nicholas hawke al-jazeera. the government of pakistan

has requested the help of the military and combating the spread of coronavirus it says it will be for some polls a nationwide locks and if the situation does not improve there are concerns the rise in cases in india might spill over hyder has more from islamabad. august on is in the grip of a 3rd wave of the corona wire a spent demick it had already claimed over 17000 lives and there are over 88000 active cases according to some estimates there pakistan and north able to control their strength it may have over 28000 dead and the next 2 months and out of call killed or danger of a more deadly wary and the one that is creeping india cross into pakistan israel now the pakistani government has requested the military to come and help the civilian authorities under a constitutional clause they of course will be enforcing the s.o.p.'s ensuring that

everybody wears a mosque and maintain social distancing but this is going to be a difficult task the medical fraternity a lot of radio was strafed and 30 and a ventilator in an oxygen capacity and requirement it's already reaching its big if august and does not contain this particular pandemic in time it may see a situation the likes of which are just not seen before perhaps even as dangerous as next door in india what is important now is for the government to ensure that they're able to bring lockdowns back into the country so far that a partial lockdown interprovincial transport is affected except for the good transport that carry essential commodities all for sale of course have restricted their timing the government of sendai laundry to close all fitted and work based aid an educational institution and the oto today's are keeping

a close watch on what happened next district in the high before to quell province have registered up to 40 percent politics gauge change and that of course means that pakistan may not have any other option but to go for a complete lockdown in order to mitigate this crisis. family members of the $53.00 indonesian sailors who died when their submarine sank off the coast of bali i've been paying tribute to their loved ones the vessel was found of the depth of nearly 850 metres and authorities say retrieving it will be difficult jessica washington reports from jakarta. indonesia central java this father enjoys what no parent should have to as he grieves for his son we know we had was one of the 53 men completing a submarine training exercise in waters near bali when the vessel named k r i n n 4 o 2 lost contact and sank his younger brother last saw him 2 weeks ago. so

for me he was perfect everything about him was good. you know we're used to work on another submarine but was recently reassigned to the camera for a 2 in shock and sadness this community is coming together to on to his life indonesia's president joko widodo says the government will raise the ranks of the sailors and pay for the education of their children but. the best decisions of the nation the best part she was godless of raymond's of the country. her celia's husband roosting was one of the men on board she gave birth 3 weeks ago now she must raise her son without him. i am proud of my husband he did his duty with open heart even when he had to leave me and our small baby he did his duty well he was

a hero to this country. in bali the family of captain a get a card to go hopes they will be able to hold a funeral service for him. we pray to god the body of our nephew can be retrieved from the sea so we can perform the rituals. it's not clear if they will get that chance the submarine was found broken into 3 parts almost 850 meters below the ocean surface retrieving it will be complex and indonesian authorities are seeking guidance from international experts. a few months ago the sailors filmed this video said to a song about saying goodbye and seeing someone again thousands have shared the video online as a tribute to them. outside the home of command a hurry said one people offer their condolences to his family but i have to be

strong i have to calm my heart many people are helping to make me stronger. in an instant her family was changed forever when karen and girl look forward to disappeared into the depths of the ocean. a pain they share with all the loved ones of the 53 sailors on board just to washington al-jazeera jakarta. now if your week is in need of a bit of brightening up just take a look up at the night sky the 1st super moon over the year has a wry people in the street leah got an early glimpse of what's known as the pink superman that happens when the moon in one of its closest points to earth. so heads here when i was a seer a collision and a capsize and a dramatic day of sailing in bermuda was coming up with joe and sports.

pakistan has the highest the 2nd highest number of children out of school that's according to unicef and ruin there is 160 percent of kids still not attending classes and most of them are girls under schapelle reports on a unique project that's trying to change that. rush on the camel is a bit of a celebrity. whenever he claps through children know he's bringing some exciting tales to their village books to help them with their reading. at 1st i try to read the books myself but if i do not understand anything i asked the teacher i must

write down the list i prefer picture books because when i look at the pictures and the photographs i can understand story better. the camera library began moving in august russia takes books to 4 diligence in the manned region of pakistan southern baluchistan province which has the lowest literacy rate in the country at just 40 percent. started the project with the help of n.g.o.s in addition to keeping children busy she's also helping their parents. when the coronavirus spread the entire region all the schools were closed there was an atmosphere of depression for old and young alike there's no entertainment for the children at all in the region where i live the only activity for the children is to go to school and then go back home. ali owns the camel and used it to carry firewood through remote and rugged areas to market. that was before he was approached with a better offer when i was here. i was asked if i would like to carry books on my

camel i was surprised and thought how can i carry books on my camel but now i carry them to 4 villages and the children love it i'm also very happy so a people in the villages so it's an ongoing thing and i'm happy to. most of the budget around $120.00 a month goes to employ the camel those behind the project plan to expand to more villages once they find support but for now the kids have picked the books of their choice and say goodbye until next time. it's time for the sport here's joe thank you well the world's most lucrative annual sporting competition the indian premier league is under pressure to cancel its tournament because of the country's covert crisis despite growing criticism in the governing body of the i.p.l. hasn't shown any indication the event will be scrapped instead saying the league provides a much needed destruction during a difficult time for india 3 australians of pullouts while

a leading indian internationals taking a break to help support his family who are fighting cope it. some players have chosen to stay including the world's leading ball of commons and the australian has donated $50000.00 to help purchase oxygen supplies for hospitals commons has encouraged other players to also contribute. to your limits organize this week unveil new plans on how the games will go ahead in the midst of the pandemic including a decision on how many local fans will be allowed to watch events live with tokyo and 3 other prefectures under a state of emergency the game's president says antivirus measures will address all possible issues athletes are expected to hear they'll have to be tested daily and stay within a bubble consisting of the olympic village venue and training areas more than 15000 and then pick and paralympic athletes will compete in japan. and not at the. con but i was surprised how fast the time flies as there are less than $100.00 days

there are still many obstacles we need to get over with including the virus i won't waste a day to prepare to hold a safe and secure olympics meanwhile test events continue to take place in the japanese camps so on monday organizers held the paralympics will meet as they build up preparations with less than 3 months before the start of the games athletes were allowed to be interviewed by reporters for the 1st time face to face but i had to stick to some strict rules to ensure. the athletes have to take a p.c. artist in advance and if it's negative they can enter the arena there was that also disinfecting and we need to take our temperatures from 2 weeks before at 1st i thought it was troublesome but it's part of my daily routine if we don't do these things in these tournament's cannot be held so i think the athletes need to have awareness of this and do at least what they have to do myself included. well

straight his greatest swimmers has died at the age of 78 john konrads set 26 individual freestyle world records between the 21500 meters before he even turned 15 he also won a limpid gold in the 1500 metres freestyle in 1960 comrades learned how to swim in australian migrants camp after emerging from emigrating from latvia following the 2nd world war one trophy down and 2 more to go for munches city that is according to cordier after his side won a record equalling 4th consecutively cup final says he will turn their attention to wednesday's champions league semi against percentage a man full of confidence after their one no victory over tottenham at wembley stadium orderless says the victory took on extra significance because it was in front of more than $8000.00 fans he was a fool but they represent all the people in this season so. yeah cherie with them sons there are. some good noise is better of course there is

a way we do that is for them it was a dramatic sunday in the league title race leaders atletico madrid suffered a shock to feet against athletic bilbao diego simeone his men were stunned to want to weigh in either martinez scoring a late 20 or to send out lead to go home empty handed 2 goals from antonio greaseman how barcelona beat villareal 21 it means boss the city 1st just 2 points behind atletico with a game in hand also one points above fellow title chase a severe who also won on sunday. steph curry is arguably the greatest 3 point shooter in n.b.a. history and he's given us another reminder of why curry delivered a clinic against sacramento nailing 11 baskets from beyond the arc breaking the n.b.a. record for most 3 pointers in a single month is tally is now 85 in april and he still has 2 more games to go curry finished with 37 points to help the worries win by 4. in major league

baseball pitching great medicine bomb ghana has finally recorded no hitter but unfortunately it will be fully recognized on the mound for the arizona diamondbacks against atlanta on ghana's f. it was across 7 innings but on the end of the rules a no hitter should be thrown in games of 9 or more innings major league baseball is temporarily playing 7 inning games on double header days to complete as many games as possible without interruption. i think giving is today. in control how many units will play in. the 7 and double header thing i mean. i'm definitely appreciate. you know. what happened and i feel very fortunate meanwhile japanese star tawny once again proved he's more than just a pitcher smashing another homerun in the space of a week helping the l.a. angels defeat he stood in full to tell you. and how about this for

a catch from the new york yankees clint frazier the acrobatic effort came in the bottom of the 8th against cleveland that evening still ended in a 73 defeat for the yankees. team goal from the p.g.a. tour this week finishing a world cup style playoff between australians and south africans the ultimate shot format in new orleans sort of these mark leishman and cameron smith finish tied after 72 holes with south african jewry. and shell shortstop at the 1st extra hole teashop found the water allowing the australian pair to take victory smith and leishman recalling their 1st win of the season and finally some drama on the high seas in bermuda in the opening race of the sail g.p. season this was on board the u.s. team's boat as japan crashed into them slicing their carbon fiber hole after the americans managed to get free they limped back to shore but the damage from the crash caused the team to capsize and he may race for the day.

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