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gas to discuss worship is protesting. off the friday press and other news concern and india about a fungal infection affecting cobra. 1900 patient. the health ministry makes it mandatory for states to identify and track every case devin, actuate for the international olympic committee, dismisses talk of counseling. the take you again after a 3 day meeting with who organizes and phil mickelson has made his me about the leader board on the p j championship in south carolina. ah, well, a ceasefire between israel and her mass is currently in force after 11 days of war . the conflict has left more than 250 people dead, most of them palestinians in the gaza strip. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called his operation a success may hit her math hard,

but the palestinian group has also claimed victory. while the head of ham, as is male, her near claims that his military operation, as i said, was a victory for the mussel. allow these 2 are palestinian people into all free men worldwide. i bring to you this good news. good news of the victory. and it is the victory created by the palestinian people. it is a victory carved by the noble blood of the fallen marchers. all resistance groups, joint forces, and delta, one heavy blow to the enemy. this blow will leave an indelible mark on these really occupation forces on their political security and military. we salute our resistance and their leaders, what the what the horn, the chicot, we stood united shoulder to shoulder looking only at one thing, bringing back the security and quiet to the people of israel as the prime minister of israel. the only thing that influences my decision is the safety and security of

israel and keeping at citizens and soldiers the life. the main goal of this operation was to hit the terrorist operation hard and bring back peace to date. not everything is known to the public and to whom us, and it will come out in time. at the stage, what i can say is we did brave and new things. while tensions remain high across the occupied westbank where almost a 100 people have been injured during demonstrations there on friday. have a look at these pictures from ramallah. there have been clashes there between palestinian protesters and is ready for even faith. and earlier, they will also skirmishes between israeli police and worshippers at the alex and mos compound witnesses that say that tear gas was fired. as armed police tried to dispense the crowd following friday press at least 15 people were injured. well, we have correspondence covering the story from across the region. high forces isn't gaza for us out dramatically. james bayes is standing by as well in west jerusalem and how to go hamid is in occupied east jerusalem,

and speak to harry fast. harry as knights for fer it does look so far, like the far as holding up. it is holding, and i have to say someone who's been reporting from outside gaza for the entirety of this conflict. i wasn't really expecting to come here and find quite such a sense of celebration along with the relief at the end of all of this. of course, it doesn't mask what has happened. 232 lives lost. $15000.00 and more homes either destroyed or severely damaged, go potty destroyed. that means tens of thousands of people's homeless with major problems with homes. and of course, that overwhelmed health system, which is still sending people across the rafa crossing into egypt because they can't, they don't have the capacity here. so those are the problems that still obtain and go there for some time. but at the same time, there is this sense of what

a joyful celebration about the victory people shouting about jerusalem as they call it, says that this is a victory. and as well as that there is a sense of a delayed e festival because these people weren't able to come out of their homes and walk around and encounter each other on the streets as they would do at the end of the month of ramadan. and so they're out now in that finery. we'd be watching him come down to the prominent, enjoy the sunset, and now continued their evenings to scary, strange difference between all the destruction, the death and grief problems that lie ahead, but at the same time, the sensitive jubilation as well given the devastation that you're describing that the devastation that we've been seeing, can you talk us through what the humanitarian priorities might be in the coming day? yes, i mean, there is a very much keenness to get as much mentioned in as possible. i've been talking to

you and aid workers and they've been trying to get in as much of the 1st aid kits. even 5 english is some coded vaccines, 10000 vaccines too. so there is a very much an immediate need for assistance with not quite collapsing, but overwhelmed medical system as well as that there is the reconstruction of all the infrastructure that has been lost. the buildings in the homes that have been lost, egypt is pledging money. in that regard. the united states is pledging to health as well. the president died and said it would have to come to the palestinian authority in some way circumventing. i'm not quite clear how that would be effectuated, but yes, there are. there is a long list that needs to be done as well as that. something is simply biggers to try to clear away some of the rebel. they are being held up on the border to municipality here and god, that is trying to get those. and there is

a multi factorial disaster on all these fronts. and there's a huge amount of pressure to try and get as much done as possible as quickly as possible for the on the ground force in gaza. thank you so much, harry. well, we can now speak to different medic, at a james base who is in western them. james, so we now have a sci fi and at this point, after a few failed attempts, i see yet another resolution is making its way potentially through the un security council. what could we expect? yeah, i got you just flown in from new york and was chatting to diplomats at the security council the last 24 hours. yes, there is a c spot now in place. the resolution calling for a see saw you remember the u. s. was not happy about that a tool. well, that resolution hasn't gone away. it's been rewritten now with the focus on exactly what harry was talking about, humanitarian access and trying to get all the humanitarian aid into gaza. also, we're telling you in new york at un headquarters,

the spokes person for the country general antonio terrace has said that now that needs to be this moment, i look at the fundamental political issues which have to be addressed. so certainly the un believes that it's time now to look at the fundamental problems and the piece process. the question is whether the u. s. also shares the view because the by the administration has been in office now for 4 months, almost exactly 4 months. and this until the conflict ruptured was not one of their priorities. they were looking at. i've got a climate change, the iran nuclear deal. this long run, the conflict was right down the list of priorities. the u. s. secretary state and the blinking is on his way the region we believe in the next few days. we have to be given the exact time table, but we know he's coming in the next few days. and i think that will be clear indication was the by ministration, which until now hasn't appointed a top level enjoy to the middle east conflict is now going to try and reengage and

actually trying to get the 2 sides together, whether they believe that they can put this issue on hold. now that we've had this complex that they may believe it's not going to erupt again. the in the near future came phase out the diplomatic editor there in western sun. thank you so much, james. well, let's now speak to how to address me. she's an occupied east jerusalem. how do we were hearing the from harry about all those celebrations. but after what we thought locks of today, kelly tension have not dissipated yet. the no, it's 3010 since have not dissipated yet. then we, we so that unfolding this morning in the early hours around the, on the patch of the time, we also hearing at the moment that there are some classes on going. it started another jericho, another 15 the occupied went back. actually,

as i'm talking to you, we're going to pan a little bit. just going to see a bit of this tension that almost erupt when the masses gate. now this is some, i don't know exactly what happened, but there was certainly some palestinian news sitting here. and i don't know why exactly the border guards came down, but this is something that happens over and over again throughout the day. here. it just gives you an indication of the constant tension. there is here in jerusalem occupied these jerusalem rather. so those tension just the war in gaza is over. but the, all the other problems are still very much there. and there is no where we are nowhere close for those to actually be tackled. and as you say, that's fine. thing that recent fighting is now or both sides and now apparently claiming success with their respective campaigns can. can you talk through the rhetoric that we've been hearing,

especially from the israeli side on where we are, we've been hearing, you know, very much actually what we've heard from a caretaker prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that this was a mutual and unconditional cease fire. he didn't explain if anything else about that these fire, he also went on saying that actually, how much was a huge blow even though some of the top military commanders in the israel have actually question publicly the effectiveness of this, of the military operations. so we haven't heard much so far. he's the big benjamin need to know has come under criticism from his political opponents some saying that he hasn't gone too far. that kind of rhetoric coming from the far right group. others saying that this whole military operation was all about his political games

. hot out the need for us on the ground and occupied you through some. thank you so much harder. well now let's take you to the white house press briefing room and the daily press briefing with the white house press secretary jet. jen stuckey is addressing some questions around the gaza israeli conflict. let's listen them. we clearly will be watching it, but we do have assurances from the relevant parties that they are committed. and yesterday, before this was the now you said you expected israel start winding down their operation, giving a cheap, significant military objective. so how much of the timing of this do you think it's because of the present diplomatic approach and how much of this is simply because the israelis has exhausted much of their target? well, i think what's again important to remember is to point back to how these conflicts have worked in the past. and we have seen these conflicts last 4 weeks and weeks. many, many more lives lost now. we certainly know there were lives lost in this 11 day conflict. everyone is a tragedy. but certainly because of the president,

steve engagement, his long relationships, the fact that he said a clear objective from the beginning that we were going to put out the noise and focus on our strategy of deep intensive, quiet diplomacy. have conversations not call out our partners and allies, and do that, do do our engagements through, through one on one conversations. we certainly think that had an impact. now, of course, we also were watch slee, where and were in touch with them closely about about their military successes. and certainly that was a part of a factor, but a part of the discussion as well as scheduling question here. there has been an expectation that there's gonna be a conversation of some kind today between republicans on the hill official here at the white house about the infrastructure and public counter proposal. is that meeting still happening today and just kind of an update on where things stand and

any movement that may or may not be sure. it isn't. whitehouse, the press secretary jen saki. she was just a moment ago taking some questions about the israeli palestine conflict. that's been taking place over the last 11 days. she was reiterating president biden's approach, which has been one as they've been saying from the white house. very much of quiet diplomacy will be bringing you more from washington live very shortly where us president joe biden has been welcoming this, this cease fire agreement. he's been saying that his administration has worked tirelessly behind the scenes. well right now we can actually speak to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could we've also been listening in. kimberly, given the pressure that we've been hearing that president biden was under, this must all come as a bit of a relief. but we're hearing all of this and also from the white house press podium over here from the white house press podium is the binding administration

essentially taking credit for orchestrating this. this cease fire with the help of its partners in the allies in the region. you heard there and she was speaking earlier about the help of egypt. jordan cut are all working to speak with how boss is the united states has declared a terrorist organization. but also be careful diplomacy that has occurred with more than 80 telephone calls. some with the us president b is really prime minister directly multiple in fact in order to bring this about. but the white house being very clear that what the reason they believe for the short duration of this 11 days versus previous conflicts that went on for 50 or more, is it the president took a strategic approach in that he did not call out israel ad instead when he felt it was time conveyed that it was time for the military operation to end,

that he believes that because he took this approach, he avoided another outcome which could be a prolonged conflict. so that's essentially what the white house is saying at the moment. jim talk to you there at the podium, but what she's also saying is that the white house is still committed to is your israel's right to defend itself. and what they're focusing on now is the path forward. whether it means continuing to support israel. militarily, they are going to the united states is going to make sure it has the funding to replenish the iron dome as it's called so that israel can defend itself from rocket attacks, but also so the palestinians can rebuild. and that there will be a structure through the us in order to see that the policy, the people not how much gets the funding necessary for the rebuilding. kimberly, one of the things that jen stuckey was also saying she was emphasizing presidents biden's relationships in the region, given that the case, what should we expect then when it comes to us diplomacy on,

on all of these issues going forward from here. i think again, we can expect that there will continue to be engaged in that will take place at all levels, whether it's mid level or whether it is with the president, making those phone calls himself. but i think the bigger challenge is going to be for the president inside the united states and didn't talk to you speaking about this moments ago as well. but there is some real difference of opinion when it comes to military support for israel, particularly within the democratic party. and the white house in gen saki just moments ago, defending that 700. 35000000 in precision guided weapons sales. the white house confirming that despite the fact that many democrats president's own democratic party are opposed to this the, that sale is going to push ahead. she also said that she believes that this is something that can be overcome in terms of these philosophical differences. so this is something that can be dealt with within the party and that the party will

address moving forward, but it's going to be a challenge given the fact that there are so many young democrats, particularly that are opposed to this one sided military support in this conflict, namely for israel, white house correspondent, kimberly, how could they with all the latest from the white house? thank you. kimberly. well, let's now get the thoughts of out there as senior political analyst, my one shara, my one. so we have this pause in the fighting, but none of the underlying causes of the conflict itself have been addressed. we've been hearing that from the white house about a potential piece process. where does that go from here? well, you are, you are certainly right. clearly the, the root causes are yet to be addressed to, in fact, this conflict or the war did take place because there is such a void protocol and diplomatic void for a dozen plus years now. and the fact that this is not address the fact that this

was shoved on the carpet under the rubric of, or the pretext of normalization between the states, ignoring the city and questioning nording 70 years over this possession and occupation. all of that together, of course, has led to the tensions lead to defend violence and eventually to war without addressing it. it's going to be difficult, but i think perhaps we're getting ahead of ourselves here when we start talking about peace process resolving the conflict, we've had some 25 years of the sponsors, certainly an intensive decade of the process and that did not lead to hours and you should of issue i think the big problem throughout was one, israel's unwillingness to end its occupation. but more importantly, in terms of

a diplomatic process. it was us role in playing israel's advocate instead of playing the role of a credible mediator and hence not using that leverage with israel in order to end its occupation. and here we are today stuck. so not only we're not going to go or we should not go back to the state school on tea in terms of the tensions on the ground. neither should we go back to the status quo ante over israel, yet again playing the role of israel's advocate in a police process. well mar, one after these 11 days, so both sides appear to became in victory. i'm curious, what is your take on which side got more out of this fighting? i think that's a good question. i'm probably historians will be dealing with it grappling with it for a while. but, you know, i took me some time to read through $200.00 plus pages of warring material

about israel's conclusions from the last guys. and it's a quarter complex terminology about military this and that, and the specific this of that on the other. and clearly the israeli is concluded from the 2014 a number of things. and i think nathan, you know, and his defense minister, mr. guns where we're very clear eyed about about trying to implement those recommendations and the 2014. and i think they failed miserably on 2 fronts. succeeded on a 3rd front. they did succeed, and that's, that is not shocking, nor surprising. us just quite predictable. the fact that israel is such a superior military force, it was able to pound guys not stop for 11 days, and creating huge death and destruction. so that was normal and they did take on a good part of how much is so called optional. but it's military victory,

did not lead to a political victory or a strategic victory. and that's what these drain is concluded in 2014. they concluded from that war that is, needs to, to finish the war with certain pluses, with certain games. one that how much will not data again, attack, israel did not get that to that house would be paralyzed, decapitated, and so on, so forth. i would not dare declare victory that did not happen. the fact that how much would not have the liberty, the freedom in order to rebuild it. arsenal, that apparently did not happen if anything must now is in a position to threaten israel. and to once again, be able to infiltrate its, it's deterrence, and it's iron console and so forth. so, so, so typically they didn't have much of, again, on the part of his last but not least politically. i think israel isn't, isn't, it isn't

a worse position today. than it was before 11 days ago. israel today it does not have the same sympathy had the same standing in the region or around the world because of this 11 because of this. and they were. and last but not least, a bit of detail within that, is that in the so called the hash tag war and there was a public relations social media, new generation, or young people interested in this conflict, is there a certain they lost the war of the hash tag, according to isms, own assessment of it. so all in all, there was military plus for israel, but strategic and political minuses out a very senior political analyst, my one bashar, they're always great to get your thoughts with us. thanks so much more one. well, let's now get the view from someone who lives through the last 11 days in gaza. mac martha is an artist and a student living in garza and she joins us now from garza city molig. let me start

by asking you just how you and your family are feeling today. first, thank you very much for having me. we're actually feeling relief. we are finally able to get along hours of sleep that's been deprived of for the past 10 or 11 days. so it's such, it's such a good thing that we are giving faith. there are no vitamins and of course we're able now to get the food supplies. ran out like that for a while. so we, i'm feeling we, i'm feeling relieved. actually. now like we're getting reports that some people are returning home. have you been coming across people who are doing that and what are they finding when they get back? well, 11 days of attacks have been quite destructive for this trip. i was in iraq today. and in the neighborhoods that are getting full of life and seeing

neighborhoods getting this math instructions and huge buildings of 15 floors in like 15 point fooling down, it just makes me feel amount will be dealing off and the not the frequent struction that will be needed so all of your families returning, i think there aren't returning, but still the, like many things, it's not the story the 1st week by the implicity and by the large things. because in this new weapons and conflicts and sophisticated women that are more destructive. so the answer, infrastructure and for the building my like i imagine that for many of the residents that the s strikes and the rockets aren't necessarily new things. i'm curious, how do you personally feel about all those unresolved issues that still remain

despite the sci fi that we're seeing now? well, i think a for israeli attack supervisor, and i would say that war is not or attacks. it's not something that you get used to it because for me as a palestinian until fearful my life and losing the sense of safety and security is one of the worst feeling that makes me feel anything else doesn't matter. so being under, that is something that is fine and it's, it's terrifying. so i'm not used to be used to the sound of things and, and the fact that there are people into people losing their lives and getting injured and knowing the gothic church. and it's a place where 2000000 people living in a small piece of land,

365 kilometers with no human rights. and during the panoramic, which is which was quite destructive because of the patients of the hooks applied to the golf chip. it makes things much worse than before. so yes it's, it's a very material constance to go through words and that's current that you leave the world with. it makes you doesn't make your life emotionally. and so it's hard for. that's why they have to deal with it my lifetime. malik. do you feel like over the last 11 days you've had the support of the international community? what is your message to them? well, what makes this at that? why different from the previous attacks? it's actually the support that a group in 2014, i had my social media counts and i had facebook with there and also,

and the graham and i didn't get the support. didn't think that they would massive. i'm receiving hundreds of messages from people sharing with me for of a couple of demonstrations and you know, like the whole thing. he knew flags in their own. you know quine with bright, from that think finally it for 73. you still seeing these demonstrations in these public uprising also in free since it's been, he's been tweaking my friends. it's a clear sign that it's a big change and people now, especially for young christian ration the i learn more about the code and the supporting public sign more. and this way, for me as opposed to the mean and it's a victory that someone hearing my struggle and so on hearing about what been going through, i'm j. okay. patient and it's absolutely very important support. and for me

now, like massa, then, artist and student living in garza city, malik, thanks so much for being with us, and we wish you and your family all the best. thank you very still ahead here on al jazeera, the world's best chest is preparing to compete for a 100, a 1000 dollars, encrypt so currency that's coming up shortly. and ah, ah hello. we've got a run of sun across the middle east and high temperatures to a lot of heat going on. but there is also the risk of some sand and dust being kicked up toward northern portions of saudi arabia, into kuwait, and southern sections of iraq. and also southern areas of pockets done incorrectly was just earlier in the week. we saw an intense dust storm,

but i don't think we'll see a repeat of that on saturday. and that high heat we were talking about can be found in doha. 44 degrees on saturday, that's wall above average. temperature will come down a bit over the next few days across turkey. we've had some rain sweep across the boss for us. that's knocked down temperatures. same goes for on cra you were just 31 a day ago. and now you're down to 17. are heavier strain towards the tropics of africa can be found into the central african republic on saturday, right through into the gulf of guinea. ok, now let's go to southern sections of africa and we're drying out toward the western cape. or we did see a bit of heavy rain over the last little while. conditions are looking good in cape town with the high of 17. let's see if we can keep it go and look ahead to the next 3 days. temperatures will actually come up will pop up above average to high of 22 degrees on sunday with plenty of sun, the

killing the debate. don't leave the picture and amplify your voice. they're only given a certain narrative. the media will missed the true story. know topic it off the table. why in the world, what do we humanize an individual domestic care? this was an illegal occupation of a country. what they're doing is they're removing knowledge vision at the the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera, on kindly because china is in terms of millions of wiggles, had breast and company scrambling, one wine supply chains off the huge job losses while well, the tourism industry recovered cloth and how robot could transform the big trade. counting the call on al jazeera. what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through here. we believe everyone has

a story. we're hearing. oh, a 100. they are watching out of here and that remind you about the story of fallon, a c 5 between israel and her mouth appears to be holding. it went into effect on friday after 11 days of fighting, which kills at least 243 palestinian 12 people died and israel both sides claiming victory on news of that fine husband met with celebrations across the palestinian territory. despair families have begun returning to their homes following news of this truth. and us, president biden has also welcome to see agreement saying,

israelis and palestinians because of can live in peace. he says, washington will continue to support israel militarily and such to monitoring aid palestinians and gaza. me now a major conference on house a beat. the corona virus has kicked off with a pledge to give poor countries more vaccines. italy is co hosting a g 20 summit with the european commission to try to address the global health crisis that you use as it will donate 100000000 corona virus. vaccines by the end of this year. well, need is also expected to discuss scaling up vaccine production and also avoiding national export bands. natasha battle is following that meeting for us from paris research a focus in this global health, a summit was very much on vaccines. how poor countries can be helped by wealthy nations with their vaccine rollouts and access to vaccines says now there are

a number of commitments made at the end of the summit. many countries committed to boosting the amount of doses that they share with poor countries. the european union, for example, has committed to 100000000 se shared with poor countries treated kofax scheme. we also heard from pharmaceutical joins, including bon tag flies, the maternal johnson johnson, who will pledge $1300000000.00 doses for poor country, for the much cheaper rate. than which they've been sold to wealthier nation also help from wealthy nations to build coded vaccine production and development hubs in africa. we know, for example, in africa, few within one percent of people have been vaccinated. there are some countries that have had no vaccine doses at all. however, nothing in terms in terms of vaccine waivers g 20 leaders actually decided that

they would not waive paintings on the vaccines, nevada, as seen as something of a snub to the united states. jo biden's administration in may, it, he did the calls of countries like india and china in pushing for a waiver on vaccine payton's as a way to help booth production. well, let's now speak to richard. while he is an economist at the international monetary funds and also the report ortho behind a new multi $1000000000.00 proposal, today he joins us from washington. d. c. were to, can you talk us through how your 50000000000 dollar plan would work by my understanding this isn't all new money that you're suggesting, but primarily donations and kind. yes, that's right. thank you for having me. the report that you mentioned in joint work with will be not with our economic council the i'm at be what the report does is we lay out the set of broadtree targets for the world to end depending make

by the early part of next year. and really that we set up a set of actions to meet his target and we finance these acts. and so the $50000000000.00 number that we laid out that you refer to is the amount we estimate is needed for additional financing to ends expand alex. and if i may be 3, be targets that we are focused on in our report. our 1st we want to ensure that there is sufficient back in asian for every country around the world. and we propose that at least 40 percent of people are vaccinating every country by the end of the year and 60 percent by the end of the 1st half of next year. the 2nd key team ought to be target our work is to ensure that we can we have insurance against downside risk, but the new new variance coming up and the 3rd big element of target in our plan is in the interim. been back being supplied, remain, get,

how can we manage the risk and keep the health and economic burden down, including tools, scaling up, testing and procurement therapies are based on your report. my understanding is that kovacs plays a large role in some of your suggestions. now given the delays and the supply issues that we've seen with co back until now, what do you think? why do you think this would be more successful using the carfax initiative? who has played is very important role for the world because the particle that this call b amc basically that up to provide a minimum 20 percent back the nation coverage to the low and lower middle income countries about $91.00 of them. so we emphasize that because the very good vehicle that already be set up by the government of the world. and we are asking to basically raise that coverage from 20 to 30 percent. so we are people who are 1000000000 additional dollars book or back on your point on delays. we recognize

that there has been delayed and so for that reason, our plan also focuses on other way to eliminate the bottleneck, including effort to remove any potential restrictions on expos, all wrong with the real or finish specs. so well, one of the big issues with a round the global vaccine rollout so far has been production has been talking about. we've seen, for instance, the log jam in india. there's now this push for manufacturing hugs elsewhere, but surely, and you haven't covered this yet. the issue of peyton's potentially needs to be dealt with 1st. right. right. our focus, our proposal is to defend the make. now for many rich country, country per piece of vaccination has receded very quickly. there may be a sense that this is over for then. our focus is very much on making sure that the funding to get over everywhere. and it's not. we're not out of the crisis until the case. so in terms of a specific question on happens, that is something that is being discussed and we are,

we await the outcome of the negotiations with w p. o that can definitely potentially help with a long run. but our, our primary focus now is to make sure that the supply constrains that you refer to in the immediate short term, can be relaxed. so that's how operable will get. and while the work on the, on the more complex issues of protection. so we have so many public health experts have been saying for months now, that the pandemic doesn't end for an individual country until a 1000000 everyone. they've been talking about multiple variance with multiple mutations that could be spreading. and you refer to that as well. and i've given where we're at with the indian varian, for example. is your suggestion coming while a little too late? the, the important question be, aren't there have been already a lot of effort made by lot of countries. and one of the big thing in the financing

is there a lot of like it's our focus is exactly recognizing that there is no time to wait. there is no time to wait to get the to end the time because any further delays can actually exactly exacerbate and create new variance. so a big focus of our work of our proposal. ready is to encourage countries to make these pledges into immediate upfront contributions, both in terms of cash, but also in terms of donation. there are lots of donations available already in the countries and we are calling on the advanced countries to start making those nation as quickly back donation to the rest of the world. or should i go out there an economist at the international monetary fund speaking to us from washington, d. c. great to get your thoughts and congratulations on the report, which is thanks for being with us and out of there. many well, india is current of ours desktop, meanwhile, is continuing to rise,

but the number of new infections is falling. more than 4200 deaths were reported on friday, while new cases fell by around 15000 on thursday, one of the countries local vaccine manufacturers also announced plans to ramp up production. also though an alarming new health problem is complicating india battle against the current of virus. doctors are now dealing with an increasing number of patients who have been diagnosed with so called black fungus called me mr. has more now from new delhi. the rapid rise in cases of black fungus, a miracle. my causes have complicated matters in india but quite a lot. 1 at least 7000 people have been diagnosed with mutual my courses. at least 200 people have died. the government of india has now called this disease in notifiable disease under the epidemic act. what this means is that every time a case is detected, states have to notify the government of india and also follow certain guidelines on

screening and testing and diagnosis. the prime minister also today, call it a big challenge in india, fight against coven 19. actually 6 of the states including coming out to talent gonna and roger con, have also called it a notifiable disease under the epidemic act. now the over use of steroids and diabetes make people if passionate vulnerable to this disease, it is a disease with high fatality rate. according to the c, d. c, at least half the people who do get infected do die. but it is treatable if detected early. so now hospitals are dedicating wards, especially to treat black fungus. but there is a growing concern about is shortage off the drug use to treat this disease. 7 hospital saying they do not have enough of this drug. and so the delhi government has now regulated the sale of this drug to prevent hoarding. and the government of

india has now off several other pharmaceutical companies to start manufacturing it . moving on now, and the political party of man was asked to leader on santucci is being dissolved by the countries electoral commission. that's according to reports from some local media outlets. there. now, the commission, which was appointed by military rulers following february's crew, has accused the party of electro ford phone. so he is following developments for us from harlem for the military when they took of a power in february, it justified its position on the basis of electro fraud. so it's following that line. now, one of the 1st things it did after the coup was detained election commission officials and investigated senior members. then it appointed its people, people that trust it to the election commission body. now there's new genta appointed electron election commission held a meeting on friday, and it's chad person said that they've made that decision. this was

a meeting attended by political parties as well. but many of the pro democracy parties refused to attend. so it was attended mostly by the pro military parties. now the chairperson is non set that the election commission intends to dissolve the national league for democracy party. this is a party led by on sushi and it 182 percent of elected seats in last year's election . now the chair also said that the end of these leaders were he considered them traitors, and he said, action would be taken. that's as far as we know now, it has to be said that no credible election monitoring body has supported the military's claims of intellectual fraud. in fact, quite the opposite. they were to for an election, observe the missions in myanmar during the polls last year. and they both said that by and large, the voting and the results result reflected the people's, when the military did say that when it took over power in february, but it intends to hold an election. but i think from what we're seeing that

whatever election, whatever shape this election takes, it's not going to be one that will be free and fast. well, the situation for john list you've been covering that military crank down in me and mom has grown increasingly dangerous. many have now gone into hiding or escape to neighboring countries. scott jaila has more now from bangkok. the night raids like this, one of the many dangerous journalists are facing in myanmar calling me at lie was live streaming for the democratic voice of burma known as the v. b. when he was arrested in march a few days earlier, he'd reported on a deadly cracked down by security forces. since the coo, on the 1st of february, more than 70 journalists, have been arrested. many independent media outlets have had their licenses revoked, including v. b reporters face intimidation, torture and are in constant fear of inform it's turning them in. i spoke to don, went to db, be in an undisclosed location. he escaped through ethnic rebel held territory. all

was all the people who know you will be at the same time, you know, some information secret informants of the police military around you. you can know who is going to inform us to the ministry. he says he suffers from survivors. guilt, he's left, but many of his colleagues remain the need to continue their work is paramount. he says, and he's not alone. many other journalist have gone into hiding or fled to neighboring countries, including thailand. but 3 d. v be journalists and to activists were arrested in the city of tang my earlier this month for entering thailand, illegally. they said they had to escape me and mar, fearing they might be killed. they're being held in jail awaiting a trial that could lead to deportation. so with thailand they have law played host to many displaced communities. and so we're really urging the time already to continue providing safety not to court. these journalists and activists, or anyone really from man, mom who is coming to safety for ty, foreign ministry,

is that they're concerned about the case, but they are seeking a humanitarian solution for the group of 5. but it's a very delicate situation for the administration here. ty, prime minister pro 10, or a former general, who initially came to power through a coo, has a close relationship with me in my junk liter gentlemen, on line for the journalists still in me and mark they have a decision to make almost every day stay and continue to report or if they have the means go into hiding or leave the country and continue to work in exile. got either al jazeera bangkok while still ahead. few here on out of era, spain send back thousands of migrants to morocco's a huge influx into sousa in recent days. and, and for the, for the premier manager turn rally dr. details later this need me, i

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concerns and another in the city of ban kit was stopped as pig from protest affected place on the pitch. things are such, they're always moving. there's so many moving parts. news has been back and forth for the past 48 hours. obviously, argentina currently finding themselves backed into a phase one locked down until the end of this month. it ends up being a very tough proposition. if you were looking at it under normal situations that domestically suspended but properly, but the law doesn't go past the many got to heal, maintain their position of playing in argentina despite these restrictions. so that ends up being a very tough bit of water to tread. but there's been scenarios such as she like yours, why pair of why being options to play the company because well, there's even rumors about the possibility of the copper make going to be knighted states that's a little bit far fetched, knowing the logistics that are entailed. but still, those are things that are being talked about. nothing confirmed at all. what it for

sales, most famous butler's name or is expected to play it both the copper america and the mix and the forwards being preparing himself by getting a cove. it's 19 faxing name. i pasted this video on his social media account, saying he was happy. his time had come and hope the entire world could be vaccinated. see that champions of spain will be decided on saturday with any assess, came address, or router is able to clinch the title and it's enough that goes hand that 2 points ahead in the table. so if they match, rouse results against, via they will win that 1st title in 7 years, but their opponents rail via the lead a battling to avoid medication. so coach diego, see me and he knows it's not going to be easy. whenever united on those, i give you a final with 2 teams fighting for different objectives. the goals that are very important for both and we will give up our lives to get the subjective important. this is so i said, but what's important is tomorrow's match. in later we'll see because we've got time

to speak about that. but now it's not the time to speak about what i will do with my future, or indeed what the club will do. now is the time to put all our energy into tomorrow's match. why regardless of the down feature, madrid, this is why are we playing that home games for 2023, construction. what continues on the santiago bought a bunch of a stadium as part of a $1000000000.00 redevelopment due to be finished at the end of next year. they're installing a retractable roof, as well as a 360 degree screen shopping center, the restaurant sound, a hotel as well. liverpool will have a 10000 fans back at the field for their final premier games this season against crystal palace and manager young coffee surging him to be patient if things aren't going that way. sunday's game is a crucial one. for liverpool, if they match less, those results should be enough to finish in the top 4 and secure champions the qualification of because they have a better goal. difference caught though, is only focusing on what inside needs to be when doesn't intend on paying too much

attention to what's happening between lesson. and i will not be involved until something really strange happens and i'm pretty sure some somebody will tell me. ok . this was the moment is not enough, so we should go to the next year or whatever. the french open tennis starts on monday, but the 2018 women's champion smyrna halleck won't be p. c. after putting out because of injury the while. number 3 for a muscle in her left cough last week and right in the italian. nathan, how about the said withdrawing from my grandson, goes against all her in thinks, but she simply has not recovered in time. well 1st, bitcoin chest ornament begins on sunday with a $100000.00 bonus encryption currency up for grabs, together with a $220000.00 cash pots. the cx crypto cup has the biggest prize for an online chest . competition in history, fans will be able to track the price,

pulse value in real time, throughout the broadcast to see how it fluctuates $16.00 of the world's leading players taking parts, portuguese and football manager. andre left us is better known for guiding chelsea and taught them from the sidelines. but they were on friday. he went behind the wheel and made his world body championship debut on sale. is driving a citron in the championship. the 43 year old house previous he competed in the car rally 3 years ago. was the, you know, i yeah. we the doctor. in the 4th stage i had an accident broke my back and, and the pain inflicted from the nuts finishing and dr. was, was incredible. so i need to, i need to finish this one. that so your spot from me for now. i'll be back with more later. thanks so much. jenna. well, spain says it sent back more than 6500 migrants of a huge influx of people from morocco to its enclave. if you town mainland africa,

morocco had appeared to loosen, in border controls, letting thousands of people poor in that. and we was widely viewed as retaliation for spain, hosting a western sahara independence leda. dennis smith reports now from sayers on the north african coast. this young man's dream of a better life in europe ended before it began. his body washed up on the shores of pewter a spanish enclave, morocco's mediterranean coast. he was one of around $8000.00 migrants who hoped to take advantage of what appeared to be a decision by the moroccan authorities on monday to relax. border security people swam or waded across the tide. drug caught the spanish authorities completely off the limit. we said we bought it, that it was a serious problem will use to migraines,

going to move a defense or arriving by boat. but we have never seen so many people arriving in such a short period of time. and from one place in the moroccan government has been on good by spain's decision to offer hospital treatment to the western sahara independence leda raheem. golly, loosening of the border has been widely interpreted as retaliation. but by wednesday, the flow migrant ended not that we came here looking for a better quality of life. we don't have anything in morocco, everything is terrible. we're looking for a better life. has so much suffering over there. we came here without any fear and was nothing. what happens happens most of the migraines and now willingly going back to morocco from the risks they took into cross to this little bit of europe on the northern tip of africa is an indication of just how difficult the economic circumstances remain on the other side of the border coordinates i'll just there are few. well that's it for mean associate a here in our home,

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