me, john, home and for the full report on the i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why i this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm rob matheson, this is the news i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. drugs regulator, member states not to inoculate teenagers because of global covered vaccine shortages for lockdown in malaysia, the prime minister ones of a potential catastrophe. a several southeast asian nations faced a spike, came cobra, 1900 cases. we don't conditions construction rate the

you cause for international support to ensure the rebuilding of gaza after israel's bombardment at the palestinian territory. and sending the alarm to un says, almost everyone in ethiopia is bought on t. great legion is in need of emergency food aid. and i am sorry height i saw from across the board back wall number 29 soccer filing, her withdrawal from the french fighting her mental health. ah, europe's top disease control body has urged the e u. countries to think about supplying vaccines to put her nations before inoculating their own. young people involved a similar cause from the world health organization. both want welfare nations to reconsider vaccinating lower risk. young adults when many countries are still

struggling to get supplies. but the global vaccine stockpile is set to rise with the w h o approving the chinese sign of our job for emergency use. now dance, good news for southeast asian countries which are bringing back restrictions. i made a record search in malaysia a 2 week nationwide will total lockdown has come into effect and vietnam? i suspended all international flights. it's a similar story in latin america, which is expecting infections to continue to rise. that says leaders assess the damage which has already been done. peru has revised its corona virus death, toll doubling, the number of believe to have died from covered 90. when the bach, as joining us now from london, talk us through what the european cdc has been saying, and whether or not countries arrives the going to respond to it. well, the repeat incentive disease prevention and control is essentially urging united nations to think of the big picture to think of the global vaccine rollout when

deciding whether or not to extend their own national vaccine rollouts to, to young people this off to the european medicines agency they use regulated gave the green light to fiver. paula by entech to vaccinate children as young as 12. so for around half of all adults in the e, you have had at least one dose of a vaccine around 20 percent of fully vaccinated up to a slow start. some headway is definitely being made across europe at the same, cannot be said for the world health organizations. kovak scheme but very much relies upon donations from wealthy countries. many of them here are the european union that have reserves, surplus doses, so far, only 18000000 doses have been donated. and that's to provide cover for around $120.00 countries. we're talking about some of the, the poor countries in the world. and so 41 percent of all of those donated doses of

actually gone into people's arms in the whole of the continent of africa. so the message from the, the powers that be in europe is the more needs to be done, echoing very much the world health organizations, key message that we're not all safe until everyone's had a vaccine. there is one snag though that could influence or undermine how willing these countries are to donate that doses. and that's based upon data coming from here in the u. k. not any you member. i hasten to add that has been some suggestion that the indian variant is doubling very, very quickly among 10 to 14 year olds. we've known for some time that youngsters don't get serious the hill as a result of carrying a virus, but they can very well transmitted to wider pop lation. we know also the vaccines have an impact on reducing the transmission of the virus as well about may well influence countries to hold onto that doses and potentially vaccinate younger

children. we're seeing here the u. k. when it comes to the indian, various cases doubling on a weekly basis, and that's a cause for huge concern. that's all going well. the western countries have separate doses, but no bad news for poor countries. dependence on the carfax game need thanks very much. the blocker talking to us from london. well, as we mentioned earlier, many southeast asian nations that were seen as karone of our success stories and not being forced to impose new restrictions as infections. search to record levels on st. louis has more from calling port. no international flights are being allowed to land for a week in vietnam's capital hallway. the announcement on tuesday follows a similar band by home, him in city a few days ago. infections in vietnam remained low for most of last year, but have risen since late april tie one once lauded for success in containing the virus. so clusters emerge once it relaxed its pandemic restriction. when the,

when you are very successful, you are not forced to improve only when you fear, then are you forced to improve? we were to successful in the past year. in malaysia, a 2 week lockdown beginning on tuesday means only essential services and businesses are allowed to operate. health officials say the surgeon cases is caused by more infectious, varying and people breaching pandemic restrictions to celebrate the muslim festival of last month. malaysia has recorded nearly 2800 deaths from cove at 1940 percent of those were in may alone. vaccination rates in asia remain low. on average, only 6 percent of the population has received at least one vaccine dose. experts say containment of the virus must therefore be prioritized for now, we don't,

we have to be doing good surveillance. we have to us communities, we have to come together and accept maybe restriction border controls. the uses personal protective equipment marks, etc, practicing good. hi, james. we will be stuck with this and so until we get high prize coverage, it seems that the only way out many countries are now ramping up their vaccination campaigns. japan is hoping to vaccinate one 3rd of its population before it hosts the summer. lympics in july and vietnam says it seeking to buy vaccine production technology. while also pushing to acquire more doses. florence louis al jazeera, followed by the dash, is also dealing with a rising corona, virus infections. next part, so particularly concerned about a surgeon districts along the border with india. tons of charter reports from the capital dot com seems like these are becoming increasingly common in the capital long queues at the testing centers and more burials at the city as graveyard.

restaurant hawk lost her father and an uncle in just 2 weeks to cobit 19. but she fears there is, wants to come and bob off all the different mom. my father died due to cove it and we buried him in this graveyard. the day we buried him, there were many empty spaces besides his grade. in fact, the entire row was empty, but when we came back to pay a visit to his grave, the next day we saw the entire row filled out with new grace. although restrictions have been in place darker with a population of nearly 18000000 appears to be functioning as normal. the bangladesh government has expanded its nationwide locked down until the end of the month. it allows businesses, restaurants on public transportation to operate under strict regulation and guidelines in order to keep the economy moving despite the health risk. despite the uncertainty created by cobra, 19 outlet for bang, this is economy is still poverty and is showing early signs of recovery. however,

according to a new world bank report, much will depend on how fast mass vaccination can be achieved. often people have no choice but to continue working. they have to go on with their daily life and go out, but they must take the required precautions. more than 8 percent of people tested in bangladesh get a positive result. but health authorities say that figure could be as high as 40 percent in areas that are close to the border with india. they high in fiction dread in india. what is the instruction was the bridge it is going slowly up in the district as joining india. also there are some districts within this part of the border there are just showing the degrees and just what do we do? red banner that she is facing difficult is conducting its mass inoculation program because of a shortage of those if only a little over $9000000.00 jobs of the oxford estrogenic a vaccine have been administered so far in

a population of $165000000.00 the government is now looking for an alternative source for supplies, but health experts that concern some or bangladesh as population. many living in property may be forgotten about if they're not provided with adequate assistance and vaccines, then it's feared the rate of transmission of the virus good spiral out of control done with child re, i'll just say dhaka, bangladesh, obviously mall as the asia pacific emergency health coordinator for the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies, he says, complacency, and the presence of new variance may be contributing to the rise in cases these country have done very well during the 1st lead way before the 19th. but like history out already more than a year, you can do this randomly. many people are, are a bit sick and tired of following all the rules and regulations and wants to go back to the normal life. on top of that the,

these country also are the now the radiance of concern, which is much more trans christabel and fix yet than the previous. although it is not strains of thought. like losing our loading. our guard again against the right. a lot of the presence of radiance concerns can be attributed to me that caught all bike updated in south asia. so more studies needs to be done to really the like whether or not like the new gradient, which appeared to be on the nation. all to radiance of concern already want to be 117 that was protected in u k. and the b 1617, which was protected in india, appear to be a combination of that and some of the local experts in great. now i believe it is highly transmissible than any of the strain. and it is really an allow me side not only for vietnam, but also for,

for the other states around the other countries around. now, as if, if this is true, then we are looking for a major rise up in the region. but stating that we need to have more 1st men understand the impact, become shown on the totals gay stripe, the leader of western. so how does independence movement has denied allegations of war crimes, including torture and genocide? in a spanish court, in april, madrid allowed the blocking with highly who heads the young julia back to posada front into spain to be treated for covered 19. this angered morocco, but he's considered a terrorist. the diplomatic dispute over cali escalated last month when morocco relaxed its border security, allowing thousands of migrants to cross into spanish territory. your opinion envoy for the palestinian territory is calling for international support in rebuilding guys after last month's 11 day bombardment by israel. more than $250.00

palestinians were killed and buildings and infrastructure were destroyed. we don't conditions actually need to reconstruct god the end to make it recover from this terrible tragedy requires a number of important. what important step is that we bring back any clue as if governance from the river to the see that we make sure that the split between god and the rest is overcome that the leadership unified and on the rainy side, they need to for the corporate was ending the siege and allowing exit in the critical period now of goods and equipment for people to be able to survive. and if yet hotter, he is a policy fellow at i'll show voc up the powder studying policy network. she says, israel needs to be held to account by world powers. i think the focus has to be on putting political pressure on israel to and the siege and,

and the occupation of gods and also the occupation of the rest of, of palestine. this is completely in man made dissolved, it was from bob meant by the is where the regime of a besieged people. this isn't an environmental tragedy. this has there is a direct aggressive in this situation. and whilst i'm sure reconstruction efforts are deeply needed in gaza, we must old remind us of why that is the case. the case is because the israeli regime has deliberately targeted civilian infrastructure and have killed over $250.00 pounds estonians, including $66.00 children in the lakes, the soap. and so i think the own us has to be on the responsibility of israel and also european state complicity in failing to hold as our accountable and for granting israel impunity for many, many decades. ahead of the news our and sitting

a multi $1000000.00 investment on the promise of positive jobs amazon had to keep trying to set up its african headquarters, but it was a catch us president joe barton has some tulsa oklahoma as america marks for 100 anniversary of one of the worst massacres in the country's history and in sports more fund behavior in the n b, a details coming up later on in the program. i more than 90 percent of people that you feel p has northern te gray region are in need of emergency food aid. that's the warning from the world food program which is appealed for more than $200000000.00 to step up response efforts. it's also raise the alarm about how it concepts in the region has increased already high levels of hunger. thousands have been killed and 2000000. others have been displaced since

fighting between government troops and rebels began in november when mohammed otto's life for us in august. about mohammed just bring this up to date with a dire, i suppose the situation is there while, while the question is getting was by the day, according to a to just like the world food program and the un office for the coordination of humanitarian activities in some places, according to the un office for the coordination of humanitarian activities. the situation is full, but some people are part dying. it give the example all for the all off a district which is south or mikaela, the capital of the region, way, faith, $150.00 people half side. how more of a do through thought, trying to help the more than 5000000 people in the great region. not finding it very hard to reach or not they need to get to, to give

a wi fi the world for program is saying that it's not only managed to reach 1200000 people, and that's at 90 percent of the population. still, you see hunger, i'm hungry, related the ailments, 7 months of the prime minister sent these forces to the 2 great regions to white, the renegade administration of that particular region. the flight thing is still going on. some of the major rules and highways are close by, some of the fighting groups at the beginning of the conflict integrate, also coin sided with the hubbub isn't last year. many people was unable to of us the crops because of the radiant conflict and life. now, a work of things to be an emphasis on locust setting that current coverage. well, how much, what reason is the government giving for not allowing people and why is it proving

so difficult for agencies to get to this region when clearly the need is so great? well, it's just not that government forces alone who are being accused by ages under a work is to have top them from getting in to help the people. what in dire need of a, at this point in time, it also people will fighting a loan type of government like the militia from that hot region on other regions of the country. it's also the t p l forces, who sometimes say hum, put the delivery if a to the people. but most of the blame for reserve for a trail for us would come in the for the fighting in particular region. so the 4th is a b, who are they cut it out? massive human rights violations, including rape and mass killings. and right now they've been calls from big so much

to community, asking them to the government requested them to be brought. but so far, we're heading from agencies and also on the ground is that the change uniform. and now where the uniform of a field office with a wish of saying in that region in different, is there any effort being made to try to resolve this to resolve the conflict that is giving rise to this crisis? well, there are many parallels that are going on. african union has been trying to see these fight agreement. they've also been a lot of pressure coming from the united states, the european union, including even cutting a to hear some of the generals and senior government officials on the fly list. so there is a lot that is happening, but right now seems to be moving on the ground. and the fighting that began 7

months ago is only getting more was by the day mohammed, i don't live for us and i just out of the hama. thank you. very much leave. amazon dot com is at the center of a controversial battle involving sacred, historical and ecological sensitive land. in south africa, the u. s. e commerce giant is building its africa base on a floodplain in cape time. the development recently got the green light, despite use of opposition from activists. indigenous groups and environmentalists. robin smith's reports from cape town, praying for protection. before going to war, with a giant. these men are among thousands of people fighting to safeguard what they say is sacred and environmentally sensitive land. so one of the world's largest companies is about to cement itself on african soil. amazons africa headquarters

will stand tall in south africa at the confluence of to cape town rivers, some environmental se bolding on a floodplain is a disaster waiting to happen and puts surrounding areas at further risk of flooding . now, critics also argue that the development goes against the cities, climate change policies. amazon's offices form part of a major, $14.00, hector, $280000000.00 redevelopment plan. that will create thousands of jobs. but it's been marred by controversy since being announced 5 years ago. construction include infilling parts of the lives, the river. the land is home to endangered plant and animal species and was among the 1st areas in south africa to be colonized in the $1600.00. it's considered sacred terrain for indigenous people. it's a guns aerospace. this is

a place where we can locate the original sin for young fun, rubik, the colonizer pissed his pole onto the sacred terrain. for the 1st time that stabbed at the ancestors of mankind's itself, not all indigenous groups are against the development. in a written statement, the developers deny they will be a negative impact on the environment lives the leisure properties trust says if anything, the development will quote, see degraded, private land transformed into beautiful and publicly accessible space. but critics are not convinced despite if it's to show the authorities that the development is not appropriate despite the fact that here it is with in cape say that the heritage elements of the plan are not adequate and don't meet the requirements of law. the authorities have gone ahead and approve this development as construction vehicles role in so to do names on a petition to stop the development activists on all hoping,

a court will rule against the 1st bricks being laid. robinson's algebra kept on. one telling things is high commission at the going high corner calling for indigenous international counseling. you saw me a moment ago in robin's report, and he's joining us now from cape town by skype. it's good to have you with us and i'll just say to so thank you very much. indeed. robin's report did refer to the fact that there were indigenous groups who were actually not against this project. are you surprised given the level of sensitivity of the region and the environmental impact this to have that more people are not supporting you it's not surprising that this development has caused a rift in our communities. what we've been saying from the onset is that the proposed development of a 150000 square meters of concrete bulk on a flat plane as well as on the place which is considered all which stored in a church is difficult, is, is unacceptable. the area is currently undergoing 3 different times over heritage.

grading processes seem to be ignored from provincial, national. and also it's on attempted to list t and this goes here to site. what reasons have the authority has been giving you for giving this project to go ahead? well, we have are up a stem to development which has got a whole range of problems in as far as it's environmental, spatial concerned, as well as we don't accept the arguments. one of the major arguments is that it would actually improve the environmental sanctity of the space. this is going to be challenged and already groups are preparing for court action against the irregularities in terms of how the number of groups feel that these decisions have been made. supporters of the scheme said thousands of jobs would be created. that's something obviously that amazon is determined is going to happen as well. given the economic state of the area, is that not something that is valuable?

that one of the issues here rob is the fact that this development be so expensive because it's been done on a floodplain development like this at the same price could actually yield $3.00 to $4.00 times of these kinds of developing, employing exponentially more people. i think the argument that it's addressing a part to spatial planning and giving employment to the descendants of the court coincidence is actually grossly misplaced. it entails that the descendants will have to dig up a terrain which is often system in spiritual importance. and that this is an area which should be left within the sanctity of spiritual respect. the environmental sensitivities on a lust remaining test does sound as though this project, at least has been, as you mentioned, given the other son by the authorities and the approval by the authorities. so what can you do now? how far are you prepared to go to try to stop this?

there are a number of aspects here where especially within the court of law that justified a range of possible cortex. the other thing is that we are looking rather to have a world heritage site, a place that recognizes this is an epi center of colonial conquest. now 1st that weekends, colonial powers, and 1510, again in 1657 were especially here. this is a place where language stolen for the very 1st time and africa. the dutch east india company, which was the largest corporate corporation world gifted land to the free burglar problems on the banks of his big river. and so this for us is a gun 0 present. we would like to treat that conciliation commission for mccoy, and we'd like to be a will granted site to allow the world to understand a history that has been devastated, but also a history of people that remains. part of we are managing jeff bezos. the man

behind amazon is world renowned for his ability to handle public relations. this doesn't seem a particularly good public relations project for amazon. are you surprised that you haven't had more of a response from based on the amazon management? it is surprising, given the fact that this development, defiance logic, common sense and in any form of sensible thinking. i would imagine that we would have received a speedy response and order to somehow justify or at least come to an understanding that this particular kind of proposed invitation to the environment which goes against the parents records. it also goes against the cities and countries environmental policies. while at the same time, it puts a huge questions in terms of amazon actual respect for the terrain and indigenous thinking of landmarks that extraordinary sacred value all the indigenous people

around the world. we really appreciate your joining us and i'll just see tony jenkins. thank you very much indeed for your time. so thank you very much for have all still had an all just 0 by presidential candidates are dropping out of the race just 5 months before nicaragua heads to the poles, plus for long has was a logical disaster. fernandez looking at the mamma, the clean up ahead and in sport, south america, the biggest football competition now has a new host more details later with the news our aah! hello, we've got dusty conditions across the middle east. then here's why we have our small wind. so that's in northwest wind coming down the gulf, so particularly hazy and dusty sunshine as we head toward doha. on wednesday, with

a high of 44 kuwait, we've got you in that 48. i still think that you may hit 50 degrees this week. you'll get a kick the can on thursday with a high of 49. if you don't do it, then i think potentially this weekend, the northwest winds will really help the temperature to after turkey. we do have some volatile weather as we had east of on cra toward the northwest of the country right up to the black sea, where there is the risk that we could see some hail here in the days to come and look at these temperatures well below average assemble, you're at 1900 degrees, risk of thunderstorms, and we'll have cloud cover really for the rest of the work week. take it to north africa right now. and there is a potential for some hail here as well. but for northern portions of algeria into to nicea cairo, we've got you in for 34 degrees temperature, it's pretty well where they should be for moga d shoot 27 degrees, but temperature is above average as we had toward juba take it to south africa and we've got a lot of what weather for the eastern cape that is pushing into durban as well. a

very what day on wednesday the the morning heroism and hope they were well tell to read for i connie area, meeting the people in the places the site and giving you some writers and musicians who composed the songs from north africa on which is era it's all too familiar, innocent lives ended in an instant then great anger and the debates around firearms. but the survivors and families of the fallen reality.