spending all their savings, they borrowed from friends, family, and the bank still short bit onto a popular fundraising site and raised $30000.00. since all of its still unable to walk or interact with people, his family has rented a separate home for him with 24 hour care financial medical loss financially. we lost money because of the medical visits and we lost our income and had the new dentist on top of it, we have interest on loans very well. it was a very horrible experience. i used to feel like i had almost lost my son lost my son almost every day i used to feel that i will get the bad, you know, where news i do. most indians don't have health insurance. faced with a mountain of debt, you decoded, $19000.00, sought help online, and have collectively raised nearly $200000000.00. since the pandemic started during the record breaking 2nd wave online donations increased for ford. this was a collective study empathy, and i only interview. and luckily,

because of the digital student right now in the internet penetration in yet i now do source and media, we become more bad about what is happening. india spend less than 2 percent of its gdp on health care. and as public hospitals became inundated during the peak of the 2nd wave, many people were forced into private care. and the cost of life saving drugs and medical equipment in short supply also shot up as being for the last 20 years. but definitely not having a active in markets. and as i've been being game on the market, i would be paid to the beginning, the job dodging i in a bit to restart the economy, restrictions had east across the country. but the lockdown has pushed millions into

poverty with a terrible hardware moving large. many states have made arrangements to increase hospital bed and improve oxygen supplied. but ex, let's say that even if the next search is my, it's economic and social costs will be disproportionately high 1000 missile. i'll just be around new delhi. and in pakistan, the government says it's given 1000000 vaccine doses in a single day. for the 1st time it follows the ban on unvaccinated people and government offices, schools, restaurants, shopping malls, on commercial flights. the delta variance is being blamed for a surgeon cases. nearly 5000 were reported on saturday, that is the highest daily tally. in 2 months. come hider has more from push our budget on it, in the grape of the ford rave of the corona whitish. the situation and the southern province is alarming particularly, and budget on economic power and most populated city karachi,

there delta radia and driving the southern port city is just sort of behind here. it's a serious situation. at this time in karachi and cases are rising and baluchistan k, p, k, and punch and the cases are increasing rapidly. all provinces mistakes, serious steps to contain the spread which i 3rd pockets. dawn has been able to go with the 3rd wave relatively well, but did an alarming trend and their dr. and and medical fraternity, a warning that if the situation had not control pocket on hard to produce maybe stretch to the limit. yes, that's written is very alarming. noise will be followed low miles to most social distance. so we are afraid that we might have more patients. and all of the patients admitted here are critical. patients are going to be important to see how the country will go forward and more dangerous rave countries in se asia

are struggling to control arise. and infections thailand is reporting more than to $20000.00 new cases on wednesday. that's the highest daily increase so far neighboring malaysia also reported nearly the same number of cases. florence louis reports the crowds of tourists and commuters have all that disappeared from the streets of bangkok. thailand continues to impose strict cubs on visitors in a bit to contain a search. in corona virus cases, the country has been reporting new highs in infections and death almost every day. what. what this is a landmark with the majority of those who comment pre are foreigners, chinese, and other nationalities. if you ask, if we've been impacted, we are affected. all the vendors here are affected. we're still here in indonesia. the high case load is taking a toll on health care workers. we are overwhelmed. the number of patients is beyond

their capabilities. we used to to 300 percent of our energy every time we're on shift. many medical workers have also fallen sick, and more than a 1200 have died from the virus. indonesia had its deadly a day last week, but has been reporting slightly lower numbers since the government has extended a partial lockdown for further week. much of malaysia has been locked down since june. the country has also ramped up its vaccination campaign, but new infections keep climbing. on wednesday, it reported nearly 20000 cases, a record high. in the chinese city of hon. authorities attesting all 12000000 residents after authorities confirmed 3 new cases of the delta variant on monday, who hon had reported no local corona virus cases since may last year. the other cities in china have begun limiting movements as the country reported the highest number of domestic cases since january. china had in the past been able to curb the

spread of cases with quick block downs and mass testing. but the strategy may not be as effective against the more highly transmissible delta variant of the virus, which is driving the surgeon cases throughout asia. florence louis al jazeera tanzania has launched its 1st covered 900 vaccine drivers. it struggles with its 3rd wave. a 1000000 doses have been delivered across the country with health workers and the elderly given priority. the dr. marks of departure from the former president john mike, fully a covert skeptic who encouraged prayers and traditional remedies. his successor. sammy s a lou has urged 10 to the end to get a job commission scanning on saturday sun. i've heard that the virus is very dangerous and spreads very fast since there was a lot of death around the world. so i thought if the vaccine came, i should get it to make sure i and say, yes, you just to bring you some developing a news from the is really lebanese border and is really forces have fired rockets

into southern lebanon after 2 rockets fired from lebanon. landed inside israel, that's according to the israeli army. and they landed in the area of curious mon, there were no injuries residence in northern israel, have been told to stay home. if you'll care has ordered 3, your monetary and organizations, including doctors without borders, to stop all work in the works warranty. great region, the un humanitarian chief, is also pleading for access to, to grow, to allow desperately needed aid into the region. but if you can, government has refused because it says corridors already exist. in other areas, you and figures show hundreds of thousands of people are suffering from famine in the region. we need the should access routes by land as well as of course our own flights going in and out of mckelly. and frankly,

we need the water and we need the conflict to stop the needs that have been spoken about. integrate are indeed what they have been advertised, that they are huge, they are urgent. they are important. let's get an update from our web. he's joining us from robi. so malcolm, why does the government say that the humanitarian organizations have been suspended? monetary and organization said that they were suspended since last week, but it was just a short while ago that the government put out a statement confirming that and the things that they've accused those organizations are included using social media to disseminate propaganda. you monetary and organizations commonly try to publicize the crises that they're working on, where they're trying to assist people. the government, on the other hand, throughout the duration of this conflict, cut off the internet, cut off the phone,

cut off the electricity throughout the gray region. there's definitely an information war going on as well, and the government clearly object to the humanitarian organization telling the world about what's actually going on on the ground. another one of those accusations with against doctors without borders for importing satellite communications equipment without the license. but of course, when all of the traditional usual communications are off, there's no way that you monetary and workers or anyone else can communicate with each other without using satellite funds. surely the reason that they would have imported that equipment, but these suspensions of the the organization relates his job, 3 more pretty rocky relationship to be the military and organization working great, ever since the start of this complex. so is any age reaching the people who need it most? well,

according to the un humanitarian chief who we saw speaking just a minute ago, not nearly enough is getting through. he said that there been some improvement, but he said about a 100 truck today need to be reaching a region. and just a fraction of that, a getting through at the moment because the road blocks because cargoes seeing people desperately need food and other supplies. the un says hundreds of thousands of facing famine conditions as being widespread reports of right to be the last few months against civilians, navy included destroying of crop, looping across burning of granary stealing of livestock. and for people who, many of whom are subsisted, farmers among i had another which is not nearly enough is getting great. okay,

awesome. thank you so much for that. and i really well, 3 weeks after, at least a 180 people were killed in floods in western germany, many survivors are relying on the help of volunteers. among those lending a hand are refugees and syria, who say they want to give something back to the nation that welcome them in stuff often when to meet them at a church in bad news. hard, deep in the basement of a centuries old church, they are cleaning up one bucket at a time. for the past 2 weeks, the syrian refugees have picked up shuffles and how to clear the tons of debris left after the worst flood. this historical town has ever seen. so i am very proud that i can help people here and religious institutions too much for me. there's no difference, whoever i help and what her background is. this is like the last place, these feelings thought they would end up up asleep. there was straight them pounds back home. here in the darkness of the flooded roman catholic church,

showing dead gratitude and the spirit of to get an eye given hope to don't feel suffering from the loss and destruction. after the class. most of the syrians came to germany in 2015, when more than 1000000 who fled the war in their own country were excepted by uncle american government. it responded to an appeal on social media. after seeing the scale of destruction caused by the flats on television, germany give us the shelter, give us education, give us a food and a place to evolve and thrive in this country. and they considered us as one of them. so we felt that we are part of this society and when we feel this, we feel that we need to help and get those trophy nearly 3 weeks after torrential rains, cause flooding and north way must finally and right land. the latin aid, the clean up as well on the way survivors say this is not because of government

help, but solely thanks to the volunteer. this is an indescribably strong feeling that people from all nationalities came and helped that every hand helped even when it maybe was not exactly the right help at that moment. what matters as they helped and otherwise we would never have managed to do this. church leaders hope tolerance towards refugees and migrants will increase. i'm not ok that here are people who experience paid because of their religion or that color. and i think that's a good sign in. but knowing that this doesn't matter at the moment, having experienced hardship themselves, the syrian refugees feel they can offer the right help. some i've been working for 2 straight weeks, leaving their families and jobs behind is get and will you and throughout. there are 1000000 syrians in germany, and we are one with the german population in good and bad time. they plan to stay after other volunteer have long gone,

hoping to rebuild these historic towns and making friends for life steadfast and al jazeera but know in germany. he was president joe biden has called on new york's governor to resign after an independent investigation found he sexually harassed at least 11 women. the allegations against andrew como include unwelcome physical contact con, suggestive comments. investigators say there was a clear pattern of abusive behavior. independent investigation found the governor cuomo sexually arrest multiple women, many of whom were young women by engaging and, and wanted groping, kisses, hugging and by making inappropriate comments or coma denial be investigation. findings on is resisting calls for his resignation. i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. i am 63 years

old. i have lived my entire adult life in public view. that is just not who i am. and that's not who i have ever been. a pentagon police officer has died after being stabbed that a bus station near the u. s. military headquarters on tuesday. police say the suspect was shot by officers and died at the scene. a lockdown is in place at the pentagon, has now been lifted. human rights watch says sheila is supporting hundreds of undocumented venezuela migrants without giving many of them the right to due process. they said and consistent with the need to help people fleeing what shall, as president describes as a dictatorship. the c, newman reports from santiago. vienna garcia arrived in chile from venezuela with her 3 children, 2 and a half years ago. we have a 38 year old nurse needed help to care for them while she worked. so she paid

a my burn trafficker to bring her mother into the country through an illegal border crossing. but on june 6th, a sunday, the immigration police phoned and asked cassius mother to meet them at a nearby supermarket. yeah, maybe you said maybe if they may. i mean, she called me and said they've just detained me and i'm going to be deported. i asked why the police told her she had been notified, but it's not true. she was sent away to venezuela without clothes or anything. since early this year, she has been carrying out summary deportations of hundreds of undocumented migrants, the vast majority of them, the news wailings. they say authorities have denied them the right to appeal their expulsions. hundreds are being detained and deported on weekends when the courts are closed and are unable to issue a cease and desist order. venezuelans argues that obtaining a gillian visa in their home country is now almost impossible to listen to.

ministry says it wants to discourage thousands of venezuelans who continue crossing into chile to the comma desert by a neighboring bolivia or peru. the government plan to carry out an additional $33000.00 depending expulsion orders, insisting that the my legal rights are being respected. but a detailed human rights watch report shows that chile is in fact, denying many venezuelan migrants to their right to due process, including the right to challenge deportation order before it's carried out. and to present extenuating circumstances, just having a family member residing in chile, our research shows that some of these been as well as where the port it have appeals pending in the local courts. and, and there we're not taking into account that should be legal. any country in the world about tele, frank or not israel named has been living in chile,

legally for nearly 3 years. he was overjoyed when he finally managed to pay a trapper to bring his wife over 8 months ago to an illegal border crossing. but on june 5th, while they were sleeping, he says the migration police arrived and took his wife away on there. and the weather, or it took one day 24 hours at 6 am on a saturday, they detained her and on sunday evening, she was already back in venezuela. they didn't let us call a lawyer. they barely less a brush, her teeth and dress. franco says they didn't have time to present their case in court, or to find out that his wife was pregnant when she was summarily sent back alone to an uncertain future in venezuela. the sea and human al jazeera santiago. the way now has ordered its border guards to turn away migraines. trying to enter the country from bella. ruth, using force, if necessary. more than 4000 migrants crossed from bella. ruth, until between now this year, most of them from iraq, the 20th says it's retaliation by bell. russian president, alexander lucas shank,

for the increased european union sanctions after it diverted a plane to arrest a journalist. what, meanwhile, a bell or russian olympic sprinter has now left japan after being granted as humanitarian visa and poland. christine, are to me on a sky. us as authority is in bella. ruth made it clear she would be punished if she returned home. she accused her teams officials or tried to force her to leave the tokyo games early after. she criticized her coaches coming up on the news, our right here on i'll just there are other sports news and a new discount in the women's olympic swimming. marathon itself. i'm interested in the news

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ah be 400 meter hurdles record has been broken for the 2nd time in 2 days. this time in the women's event, americans renters sydney mclaughlin broke her own world record setting a new time of 51.46 seconds. the mens record was broken on tuesday. mclaughlin says the of the track help. every time you step on the track, there's seems to be some sort of record broken. so it's really cool to be a part of that. and kind of just push the boundaries of what's possible for us. and definitely say it would. it's a fast track. you can feel a difference, you know, being mondo and everything. i don't know how to really describe it. a lot of people talked about the shoes, but i do think it's just one of those tracks. it gives you that energy right back

and pushes your policy forward. japan has continued its dominant b, skateboarding with 19 year old support. you'll see sue me, winning gold in the women's park for 12 year old teammates co hierarchy winning silver. the folks, the one more than half the metals available in sports, 13 year old british favorite sky brown taking up this i do. i won gold because i enjoyed the competition. i had so much fun. i did all the tricks altogether. the relaxed atmosphere was the key so that you, i won the silver medal because i wasn't nervous. i really enjoyed being here and trying to do all metrics. it's insane to be here. i mean, sicker like one of my best friends cooking to really good friend to and being on the podium together. is it so? i mean it's, it's so crazy. and a marcella junior brazil is taking gold and the women's 10 kilometer marathon

swimming race. but 29 year old finishing and a time of one hour, 59 minutes and 30.8 seconds, greece and pulled out of the artistic swimming competition after 4 of their athletes has a positive for corona virus. 7 other members tested negative, but the entire team were transferred out of the olympic village because of health protocols. poland, 2 time world champion, alexander miroslav, is that the 1st ever women's olympic record in speed climbing with a time of 6.9. 7 seconds narrowly missing the world record. italian men's team procedures have said a new world record in the village round world champions. denmark couldn't hold onto their early lead and were beaten on the line for gore trajectory. when leaves the talons 9th on the metal table, china continued to sit at the top. there are 32 gold, 7 more than united states post japan are 3rd with 20 golds australia and great

britain make up the top 5 only because nation japan take on arch rival south korea shortly for a place in the final of the olympic baseball competition. the sport is a national obsession in japan and hopes are high for a home gold medal. and the richardson reports from tokyo. when elliptic organizes south japan, if there were any sports they'd like to add for the tokyo games. facebook was an immediate and obvious answer. it's the most played and watched game here, and it's back in the olympics for the 1st time since 2008. told them about the mario hardy kids can watch the olympics and then dream about becoming a pro player 10 years on from these games. i think there will be more kids. you want to compete in the lympics off major events like this is so important for boosting the number of children playing baseball. well, it's been difficult to keep playing because the pandemic, but i'm very happy to to fix went ahead. i can't go and watch the baseball,

but least i can see it on t. v. an american teacher 1st introduce baseball to students in tokyo in the late 19th century. japan's own professional teams and lead soon followed a morning trip to the batting cage is a way of life. for many in japan, the country now produces some of the world's best pictures, and he says with many playing north america's majorly baseball competition. but the m o bay has refused to release any players for these. let's take, including japan's biggest star show, hey o tarney o tony's absence is one of the reasons baseball won't be returning for the paris games in 2024. limping bosses won't help players to make themselves available and more global participation. if that happens, the sport could be back to the 202018 pix in los angeles. in the 1990s take hosa, suki became the 1st japanese to play in the top us women's league. she says it's

the perfect sport for any boy or girl to take up nugget that port. betty was steady as she daddy, you need to. so catch back run. there's so many elements and so much you need to practice. it's a complex sport. it isn't as popular in europe and not many teams subbing part in diesel, and i hope it will be back to b l e games. if baseball does capture any more countries, there's still a chance these young players will one day get their own shot at an olympic metal. and the richardson al jazeera tokyo, the australian men's rugby sevens and football teams could face sanctions after thrush, trashing rooms of the limpid village, than being drunk and disorderly on their flight home from tokyo. they were loud and disruptive to other members of the flight and that they fell to respond to requests made for them to do whatever they needed to do on the flight.

and then there's also the issue of at least one person being sick in the toilet. and leaving that inoperable for the remainder of the flight. but i think this appropriate ways to release the unquestionable tension and stress that involved with the campaign. but it's completely inappropriate to behave that way on the plane and an investigation into a podium protest by us. sharp cutter, raven saunders, has been temporarily suspended on the death of her mother. overnight. saunders broke olympic rules after claiming the silver metal on monday, when she formed an x with her risks on the podium, she said it was to represent where the oppressed meet us olympic team say. the gesture did not breach its rules. ok, and that is all your support for now back to you during. thank you so much. and thanks for watching the news. our on our 0 hillman who's here in just

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