i don't want to process to advance market what it more than 40 percent of transactions in the country are not registered which makes land grabs easier and we have one of the was a concentration of property in the world we need to connect these remote regions to the rest of the country with roads on a porch unities. back at the farm close and his family are worried because coca fields are appearing again in their territory as are drug trafficking groups putting once again at risk the fragile stability and peace they have achieved i listen to them beauty and just see the value to them is. you know again i'm fully back to over the headlines on al-jazeera human rights watch is accusing israel of crimes against humanity practicing apartheid and persecution against palestinians that having rights organization says a discriminatory policies exists in both the occupied palestinian territory and

within israel itself israeli foreign ministry has dismissed the reports as biased how fossett has more from last year will see him. dismissing this report as something that is coming from an israeli motivated organization it says that the claims of proposed stress and false don't bear any relation to reality on the ground but israel is also conducting a pretty vigorous battle on many fronts against this kind of portrayal in the international arena against the boycott divestment and sanctions movement for instance especially in the united states which it says is an anti semitic movement against the international criminal court which recently has launched an investigation into allegations of war crimes against both israeli officials and hamas officials again these are the prime minister calling him an anti semitic move by the prosecutors and investigators india has reported more than 300000 new

coronavirus cases for the 6th consecutive day the military says it will release oxygen supplies from its reserves to help overwhelmed ta spittles coal protests being held in chad capital against the military transition and its appointment of a new prime minister the army has been deployed as demonstrators set fire to thais gunfire has also been heard one of the on mars rebel groups says it's captured and burned down an army base near the thai border the apple says in an area controlled by the karen national union ukraine's president vowed to me is immense he says he expects to meet russia's vladimir putin soon tension between the 2 nations has been escalating in recent weeks russia had amassed large numbers of troops on ukraine's border before pulling them back those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera the stream. talked to al jazeera. can

you tell me whether the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not sell the fence material in any country the conflict in yemen we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on. higher for me ok today on the story how is india coping with its 2nd wave of covert 1930 cases a tally overwhelming hospitals medical professionals and health care as what do you want to share with us about what you know is happening in india why is this happening and what can be done about it that is our show today jumping to you change and share your thoughts right now the fear is not that you are going to talk with the fire that you know more than happen if i go forward because there is no medicine there is. no oxygen trust me it's really it's got

a good oxygen very do i can't express it in words i am struggling through this last quarter you don't get the thing these basic ingredients from my friends and family and trust me i'm feeling most of your kind. but like not in india to do it is an image center where people are dying meat and how do you do that this is the beginning had there not even oxygen beds i feel really does and what not how do i feel and not because i cannot find a bit like you know in the fact that there are people we do not do the work we do to get it then there are people who die you have to do a little bit do we go there could not afford to manage an oxygen lot because we could not afford to only give it this is the largest democracy be forced to live like this. that is a question i want to be putting to our panelists vigil nice to have you nice to

have you and saeed nice to see you here as well sayed stuff i'm going to get all of you to introduce yourself to our audience that you are what you do where you're from please start 1st welcome to the stream thank you for having me over i'm going to act as a reserve author are chronically in i've been covering the phantom you for years i'm going to lay down for me no good i'm currently in boston. our old unit was at the oven even for a little writing a book about abandonment thanks for being with us but it's nice to see you introduce yourself to the stream audience. dr gonna go and i am an anaesthetist raised in well. been working on the front line from last one your been running group would i use you basically. specialist so here's a fun nice to have you with us here on the stream please introduce yourself to our

international audience. this is a look at islam look for the political party. the party back in the country and a member of the parliament and i work for good national spokesperson of the park and thank you dr i am just looking at the ministry of health and family welfare trying to get on the numbers of people impacted remember that last comment are we supposed to live like this what does like this mean i'm looking at the cases here active cases of call up of cove it deaths of going up of cove aged 19 what is the situation from your perspective dr. the fun things are definitely. real seeing a huge huge it's not even though it it's so while it's a tsunami we're seeing clearly those would be about $2530.00.

estimates say that maybe had undergone being made really are not but the way things are right now it's worrisome it's alarming i want to share a part of a report from elizabeth parliament has been reporting in new delhi and she's been going to the hospitals she's been talking to people just to get a sense of what's happening down on the ground here she is. still there but breaks down as he pleads with staff in india's biggest coded mine hospital to admit his wife much more. she's lying in the back of an ambulance breathing with the help of an oxygen cylinder he tells al jazeera they came here after being turned away by other hospitals. have no one else except my wife and child who have left in the world with an acquaintance who is no

one to look after us we aren't getting a bed and i've tried many hospitals but there's no one around to give us a bad. so far so many people are pointing their finger of blame at the government saying the government should do better it's not like a year into a global pandemic you weren't aware of what could happen with a 2nd or 3rd wave so what do you say to those critiques. well there's no denying the fact that the cases have sized they're going to end up ad that day people are looking for a hospitalization and looking for bed but let me assure that and let me also inform them that the picture which i've just shown it's it's not like every single hospital you have the similar kind of picture and this must be one of those because we had a because we had all of that we do we just don't show and could be some experience of some people but that's the nation the state government has definitely been

working day and night and to ensure that all the patients would be a speculation must get does britain embed in the hospital and they also get all the systems what they need in the hospital because it is sort of it and then you have no evidence you have a capacity x. and suddenly if you have to treat a unix convos that then sudden all of a sudden where you need to dampen capacity and then you go from this kind of put it have put it for a couple of days but everything has been a streamlined and i'm sure that going forward all these videos which you're trying to show to the world is middle become only history because everybody is getting the kind of attention and the government under the leadership of the honorable prime minister has is and when the situation on. the enemy basis and all this instant which needed to be given to the citizen of this great country is being given to the country so what you saw that history a people dying so people dying on his stroll. can you pick up paul all we're

looking at a couple of individual cases all things are whether tom has a point and this is not one of the last suffering. god this is all us in their suffering i don't know all i don't know if b.j. these ruling party lives in the same country as the rest of us have this point because this is firstly this is every single hospital in every single city and the 2nd point is wrong this is our 1st. this is. some experience us of some people in some cities even if it were some experiences of individual cases who happen to be at the hospital when the dust camelot was there. are said to the government were. were not this message out of hand saying that it is a one off of our 2nd he misses our 1st and this is a sudden surge it's not out in storage i reporter for catherine magazine that the

scientists you know as early as october are by then the prime minister's national scientific cost for us they do not need to all true february and march when they knew that the time to nick was. just trading like a fever through india instead they were holding election rallies and they were allowing pilgrimage and now when the cases that get reported and do get caught on camera are that the g.o.p. has a. standard playbook of this misses this need saved as a one off cares and. concerns you know is that dr cutler said that if we put 5 straight days the reported 300000 cases 2500 deaths and all of these are huge numbers of active estimates and flora the problem here at this point is that we have a government which is looking at $2500.00 deaths $35.00 or 330-0000 cases that they

themselves are and are somehow able to dismiss that as saying it's a one off and it's history. i mean i dismiss quantity of costs yes of course well let's put it's fun to. see that we have not been insensitive dumb and a bit of a sensitive and since our government we had all of us concerned about a citizen and what needs to be done for our systems and to ensure that they get the best kind of attention and that is already on the plan that started all of them time government functionaries and the mission that is doing it and having said that let me tell you what they did they did and made instances i'm not denying the fact that meant that a sudden surge and it's not only exception it will do it to india. same thing have been counted in europe and that's when the city got in clearly and united states that yes go back to the history of a few months ago to last given the 1st wave of what would and haul it completed

this september and bad process in the united states despite the fact that the united states like it used to be number one in terms of the medical infrastructure and the facility and yet they're better than they had ice at that point of time and date it is it is and try to be in a country and fair to point to pinpoint a country when there is a crisis and i think that the message is loud and clear from the government that we have to collectively work when there is something crisis we have to look at look to really we have to ensure that what it needs to be done to ensure that citizen gets the right kind of attention must get must get from the government and such experiences what you have the what you are trying to shock us about the country and it like it's something which should not be experienced by the citizen of his great country and if you want to make this is an exceptional there's always something to talk about let's not have any absent let's talk about the what people what indians

are during to trying to help themselves because they are all right now an overwhelming sense of covenantal and money hospitals so this is on child until it's talking about civil society child to walk out how do we connect people with for instance oxygen also all get them to hospital and this is her experience how the last. it's not just very real. information also i lot of people hundreds of these. find information don't really find them grasping behind them because it leads you know going to exhaust certainly nor do i sincerely my risotto i saw is like a small human history there me how important he is so we are trying our best to verify across very very information so that we do not. start by giving them for the school boards information in such bright guy names. so what i'm thinking about is how did we get into this situation because a few months ago i think into

a few ok we had some very severe lock downs a doesn't seem to be it doesn't seem to impact us as much as other countries considering how many people we have here and it was almost this size of not quite relieved because that's not right for global pandemic but a sense of i think we're going to be ok and then i want to share this with you this is from pato on twitter with a large population i think observing the code 19 protocols is a challenge distancing sanitizing a wearing a mask is a great deal fumigation of attendance facilities and not don and this might be the real problem though to cover the 2nd way is that because it's just art to stay apart from other indians is that the post the possibility for why the 2nd life has hit so hard. i think the reason for our a huge 2nd really was that we got complacent after after the 1st we had come.

in 2020 we responded really well with the harsh lock down and remounted still have a grip on the cases but then for outfront of punitive i mean i think in january february and march we got complex and that is when huge public gatherings happen. as happen you know there's happen gatherings happen and i think all these lead to a sense of sent off your listeners and people that maybe it was just just a fluke it's all or that's what that's the message that people got and i think that's the main reason for our huge surge this time. beyond our control i'm getting a lot of response when you see the chief thank you so much i know it's the very early hours of the morning when this live conversation is going out. apple yes our

son says the situation is really die a here we have a cute sort of medicine spreads an oxygen it's so bizarre that anyone is not able to secure all 3 let me share that with the judge because you're also keeping an eye what is happening on the ground in india go ahead the shortages talk about those. there is a shortage of everything in our anyone who's followed the news will not go there are there is now something called oxygen. that between stupid governments this was our health system that was how to get our best and now it's fallen apart the hospitals are all the graveyard awful people are dying faster than the government can count. and. good to say to talk of shortages would imply that there are certain other things that are of variable my again. and in the middle of all of this let me point out there who may lie that the

grenade is still on they are working is now beginning the. that the crisis is not shortage can armies or can you nice solution without the huge the mind that was created for these health services because of the political decisions taken by the beauty of the r i nor i start off are saying that they are very sensitive and they're very sincere. and again he called it the sudden surge when neither doc or not are i all excited it's only started for the yippee because they were busy looking at the elections. it's so difficult to get answers from those not only if you don't ask them a question they point the blame look at court happened last year in america our look at what happened in europe how does that absolve what india did this by having the years notice to prepare and then putting people under a very draconian like lockdown and then in walking a colonial lead our law called academics act to settle

a split using power. biz government has taken every step in the last year against national public health security and at this point when the surge is completely out of control and the lack seems i've heard a stranglehold every country in the world is trying to act in it that people ask quickly as it can as against india where vaccine a whack scenes are the last expense in the world we are the pharmacy of the world and we are of no are our of x.e. charts are $15.00 to $2030.00 single charge no money india has that kind of money. i so i don't know what the sensitive got a link does because we don't have them at this point i cannot mince words and make be j.p. . you know i not here but really to get. the fact is let's not a started and i just want to of course yeah let me

just give you some statistics how to start the sticks and i think it is. important for everyone to know that when we demanded something which you can assess based on a day to day experience and. oxygen what you are. trying to get with that that is a shot at about 70 or so there was a good one but it didn't live and did not run that i want to do it and there'd be a problem here tonight on a daily basis if you just state that it was some that it is 3800 well that capacity in the country and that point in time was so important 200 metric and which had been dammed up in 1000 is i find i do not understand i do not idea what you are actually saying but i do understand this so let me play this to you and then you can tell the families who are looking for oxygen what you actually mean what when you say that because i want this to be a useful conversation so let's let's see people in india who are looking for oxygen

for their loved ones and then suffer then you can explain what you are saying then we can understand those 2 things how they go together and have a look. i took my relative to a hospital but they refused to admit him and told us to take him to a different one but this hospital is not admitting him either oxygen in the ambulance is running out we have a patient here in the middle of the road without any hope of it or made a mommy i had made a habit of my mother is admitted here and i don't think they're taking good care of her the oxygen supply is irregular and the care is very bad the oxygen cylinders need to be filled up every half an hour they're not even looking at it nobody has come here for the whole night last night her oxygen mask fell off nobody came to check it she was suffering and called me kept asking me to come and put on the mask again they're also not letting me see her i asked him to give me the p.p. kit and i would take care of her. as after we got context and i don't need to explain the context of the things you are in india so when you are talking about

this it's more about supply a shortage of oxygen how do you explain that to the families. when let me let me give you really got a picture of yes i said in the beginning it says that in some cases some shouted abuse it doesn't have excluded but it is going to sponsor look and that is primarily because of student of mine and beyond the capacity of that particular hospital of that particular. normally worked on what they used to keep it and distort so that's why i didn't mind what they were looking to refill it or to do it to sort it from the suppliers and that has taken a little bit longer than the particularly i'm talking what they do because the government. does not produce oxygen but this sort of from a different part of the look at should explain what leap is that in the middle if you had all this stations out

a little little bit later so it did take time so that's they didn't force planes have been sent to action did especially related to. to. supply oxygen and oxygen immediately and then actually i think that's what they said just a 2nd so it may have some shot at well a couple of them but i'm sure that we followed all these issues are being replaced and regular supply in delhi these are the family that are some shortages in the never good state but not situation is in control and they're going to be straight and it isn't please show us any space supply i do not expect that any will see any more out of 0 any of the reports about oxygen shortages that is what you're saying zuffa i think there's something i want to do if you were allow me to do this is just push on a little bit because we can speak for half an hour about oxygen or no oxygen let me

show this to you this is the this is a president joseph biden he's quite had a call with president modi. then there seems to be some progress here and they've certainly seen in the news today the u.s. will send a vaccine materials other supplies to india officials say dr kaka what do you and your of medical colleagues need what should be the next steps i think the next step should be to focus on basics we have had you had a good vaccine development in india that are indigenous vaccines you have called the shooting of collection but i think we have not met the need when you do when 6 person i think the 16 person doc for indian population is that senior did you get the more and we want the vaccination program to be accelerated actiq base in which the cases are rising and somehow seems like a task that is in human leave that those are exact 1st then. dr cohen how do you

say report 6 percent what or what made you going to this kind of statement you know that 140000000 people have already been wrecked and it did get 150 would be but i don't know it kind of 1000000 people we need to execute in the country so in order to secure them but as i understand your question all this is all for our this is all for the lesson between someone who's sitting in the g.o.p. and someone who is an honest and he's the fairly just in the i.c.u. and i don't know it was a little or something like i mean i didn't give it everything i did when i got it so this is not at all this is awful what a i myself i'm not going to you know that my you know my it's i'm just simple calculation to make if they're not the only reason i was there but they still have access to let me get back to the most important person not that implant they should lead to not put up with their damned good i'm sandwich or because i certainly part

of a program and this is this is actually going to give permission i mean i just might have sponsored a credit that. allegedly did i get or get a few come back to me i have never been back to me i guess just so that you can see me so you can see i'm trying to talk to you i did also to talk a while to you and your medical colleagues need i feel that that is a conversation that the overall in part of the pain will be interested to hear so you can target the efforts i have one minute left now please what do you need that 1st question i think it's too much and i do find it go well close to lou from one oxygen cylinder to another box into linda we can just live like that because we live under so much of pressure we can't live under so much of that in public in richmond they're not getting beds they're not getting rental or doesn't not getting oxygen we can't live under that that there's a lot of public because we are ad differently and we need oxygen we need drugs we

need basic medication we need hospital supply. and this is not the time in which we can raise our hand and say that it's you know we managed to you know break all of the pandemic we cannot manage it's just the beginning and if if the attitude of the government remains as such in which this it are you know you've done everything for the public that is that's not enough you have to do more to do better. that is the voice of. oxygen cylinder one. really is working on that's on law and order for a fight uncovered 19 in india thank you delta kaka for bringing us your experience thank you so far as well for bringing us of the opinion on the work of the b j p and thank you for explaining to us what is happening in n.g.'s why it is so important to have a look a on my laptop these are people that you should be following on twitter which is here. as. it is right here and so watching everybody i will see you

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