the napoleon weight of 2015, a terrible natural disaster and a story that needed to be told from the hall of the affected area to be there to tell the people story was very important at the time. ah, the fight against constant flareups emergency crews struggle to contain some of the worst wild turkeys history. ah. hello robin watching. i'm just like my headquarters here in the hall coming up in the next 30 minutes. the taliban says it's behind a call being near the african defense ministers home and threatens. they'll be more ah,

a reminder of love and poll glass that change. so many lives a year old. we hear from the people affected and india records a certain rise of more than 40000 corona virus cases. we look at how people without medical insurance a faring ah the pretty well all stretching emergency crews and turkey and southern europe in turkey. the old among the western history, at least 14 vines, across 6 provinces, opposing a threat firefighters have brought another 160 other fires under control since last week the 8 people have died and more than 16000 have been full to leave homes. there is other have more from man i've got in and tell you, province we are in cause will die in the town of mano got,

which is one of the most stated districts caused by the wise fires in turkey, a mess you forest fire broke out last night here and it continued through the night hum, but as of hack, there's of land. how being burned, firefighters continue to cool down the areas to prevent wildfires from spreading to other areas. hundreds of widows years had to create their houses and the security forces are blocking the road to prevent people from getting back to the houses. it is too risky. i have talked to the when a judge here and they all share a common wish, went back to their houses to see if they can save an 18 month. got that because that is not the only one though. 30 is witnessing hundreds of similar wildfires since like the last week like you like the one in the wheeler of center

in you don't wish well, thousands of people on the outskirts of athens have been full to leave their homes as a while. farm is closer. more than 505 factors are trying to contain the blaze in an industrial area in a suburb of the greek capital. temperatures of more than 40 degrees celsius and try winds have found the flames as more than a 100 separate fires. of us fires. benny across the great capital, the skies so very dark. joining us now as a bas robbie who's also with us on the outskirts of athens, just bring us up to speed about where you was a because it seems the emergency services of fighting the fires on all fronts. the good breaking up? yes. so what we can tell you is that there was optimism. 7 this morning that the

fires could be quelled very quickly. here in the north of athens, we've seen the worst fire so far. this. well, as far as the season, it's been ongoing for now. 24 hours. and what had been hoped is that it could have been extinguished with ariel drops this morning. but the fact is that the heat wave is more intense today than it was yesterday. the temperatures are high, the ground is dry and the wind is beginning to pick up again. and what we're seeing is multiple fronts. up enough rescue workers are going from one spot to another. we were just with a series of teams that were we were waiting to get the call for where the next fire is. and we've just been following them in that direction. we've seen air drops of water put out fires about 100 meters in this direction and where we drove up behind us fires are rekindling there. and that really is the fear now that the fires that had been put out because of the extreme heat, are now rekindling in the same places that the firefighters that you just saw behind me were fighting those blazes just 24 hours ago. and it seems that the

optimism of this morning that officials had hoped this fire could be put out in a matter of hours that has certainly faded in the fear. now, is it that rekindling is going to get worse than before? on the outskirts of athens. thanks very much. the hot weather has also been driving huge fires in italy, taurus and residents have been evacuated from the coastal cities of catania and scar firefighters that they faced hundreds of blazes and populated areas in the past few days. but they're starting to get some under control. the celebrated is warning of more tanks against top african government officials. earlier on wednesday, campbell was shaken by another explosion. the defense facility. now the television claimed responsibility for tuesdays car bama tank that followed a gun battle near the home of the defense minister. a people were killed. the blast

happened close to the city is heavily fortified. green zone, where government buildings and embassies are located are difficult to get james bay's reports. now from the scene of that blast in the capital, it is a scene of devastation here. this is where the attack took place just here in front of me was where the car was parked. it was detonated, but it was part of what experts call a complex attack. because then attackers had made their way into the building. we believe there were 4 attackers. there was a firefight, went on here for several hours. the african commanders and special forces made their way here and had to go room to room through the building and finally declared the situations safe in the early hours of the morning. the casualty figures are not entirely clear, but in addition to the attack, as we think there were about 8 other people who were killed and a large number were injured. what's interesting, i think about this and concerning for the afghan government is the taliban

statement. because the thought about have said they carried out this attack, the 1st major attack in the capital for about 4 months. and they say that it's the beginning of a new campaign, a campaign that's going to target senior government officials in the capital. so the tunnel seemed to be pursuing to very different types of warfare, the same time here in the capital. now, attacks like this on conventional warfare, what the government would call terrorism. and in the south of the country, much more conventional warfare where they're trying to take territory and fighting street to street. now the security council says it's deeply concerned about human rights abuses and escalating violence and a statement that condemned deliberate attack, so napkins civilians and on un compounds and iraq province. last week, one member, an african security forces, was killed in the attack. and all of this is fighting intensifies in last got

a guy and helman province where the army has asked civilians to leave. the city is ready forces, find several rockets into lebanon after 2 rockets fired from lebanon landed inside israel. they landed in the area of kitty shimoda were no more injured that were noble injuries residence in northern israel, have been told to stay at home. commemorations had begun in lebanon to mark one. yes, since the bay route port explosion. they killed 200 people. and a 1000 more injured, the blast was caused by a huge stock of ammonium nitrate that was one of the largest non nuclear explosions ever recorded. it destroyed thousands of homes and force the government to resign. when you're wrong, victims are still waiting for answers as and how to report stuff from beirut. the got to silos that they roots, port still stand as a symbol of a tragedy. i feel what the building behind us collapse and 4 people were killed.

i was strong to the ground unconscious. we will never forget that explosion. it began with a fire at warehouse 12. it's believe to have blown up the ammonium nitrate that was unsafely stored with favorable materials. the neighborhoods were destroyed. more than 200 people were killed on august 4, 2020. we saw her thinkers there, her running shoes. we didn't expect or imagined that he will be. at the point, we will will saw her that her sister, jessica worked at one of the roots hospitals. many were badly damaged in the explosion. all the hospital teens ran to the patients and had to move them to the secured area which turned into a battlefield. we had a few minutes and then because after a few minutes came the, came,

came the patients which were wounded and that no one has yet been held to account. families of the victims are up against the political and security establishment, accused of hiding behind immunity. that defeats the very purpose for a sense of the road and flow, and that does not reflect on a dat dish or ability dissertations, ability to conduct effective investigation. and to insure accounts our ability for the abuses that committed. it's still not known what caused the initial fire. what is also not known as if the ammonium nitrate was intended for bay root? the ship that carried 2750 tons of the chemical made an unscheduled stop here in late 2013. the cargo was offloaded after a death dispute, but it's also not clear if most of the stockpile was in the warehouse, when the explosion happened throughout the years, top officials,

military and security officers knew about the dangerous chemicals and did nothing about it. human rights watch says they also mischaracterized the danger posed in communications with the judiciary. we found that the emissions and actions of lebanese government and security officials constituted a violation of the right to life under international law. and there appears to have been an attempt to disguise the true identity of the owners of the ammonium nitrate . i'm the ship and why the ship came to lebanon in the 1st place. a year on a route is still a broken city. yet to recover from one of the largest non nuclear explosions in history then for their elders either beta. and you can see a special program by xena on the disaster. it's called bay root search for and says it's here on al jazeera. on wednesday at 2330 gmc

was the program on our website out there a dot com and he tube so if he appears has ordered 3 humanity in organizations, including doctors that borders to stop all work in the water to dry region. the u and humanitarian chief is also pleading to access to, to grow, to allow desperately needed 8 into the region of his government has refused because it's of cowardice already exist. in those areas, you and figures show that hundreds of thousands of people are suffering from famine in the region. we need the short 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 stall 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. local lab is in the ruby

with more on how if you, if you're is treating 8 organizations military organization said that they were suspended since last week, but it was just a short while ago that the government put out the statement confirming that and the things that they've accused those organizations, i've included using social media to disseminate propaganda, humanitarian organization 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 the conflict, was 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 was against doctors without borders reinforcing satellites communications equipment without a license for the schools. and all of the traditional usual communications are off

. there's no way that humanitarian workers or anyone else can communicate with each other without using satellite funds. so that, surely the reason that they would have imported that equipment, but these suspensions of the, the organization related chat, 3 more pretty rocky relations the humanitarian organization, working in the gray. everything off of this complex still had here on al jazeera, why se asia continues to struggle to contain another devastating wave off cave at 19 despite tight restrictions. and i'm on the rich infinity camera, lympics west facebook, back for the 1st time since 2008 i i,

it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. it is currently hot and humid throughout japan with 40 out of the $47.00 prefixes. and the heat stroke warning, but in china, the stories, one of rain loop hit and i named tropical psycho or tropical storm is she like is about to make landfall in for jan when it makes lance all night will be during thursday. it will be fairly windy, but i think rain will be the big problem. these orange flushes would suggest an awful lot of persistent rain on already southern ground. so for grand dawn up through for jan. slight, be widespread. this flooding timelines at risk as well. but to a lesser degree, the movement at this stage is nor said more or less, just catching the coast and trying to go in land. that may not go in land. it might keep being a pretty nasty piece of work as it gathers in, gathers moisture and heat, but stays just on the edge of land. there's another potential development in the

fall science of the mainland, part of japan. but if you're not there, apart from the heat and the humidity in tokyo, and in kinder looking fine, the grey influencer, and most of china to because it's just a few light showers. and finally, the monsoon rains have been causing studying in east righteous town and west monte pradesh ah, becoming lighter sponsored cattle airways. a secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt. well, any case officer who receives potential or a double agent will always assume the worst truth or like fact, or fiction muscle, the documents or 40 people of either of those under ups out there will tell the story of a man of many secrets. i shut my one death of a super spy on al jazeera. ah,

ah, ah, look about your walking out there with me. so run the reminder of all top stories, at least 45, a burning across 6 provinces in southern turkey, firefighters have brought another 160 others under control since last week, the 1000 months. the worst in turkey's history. the taliban is want to get more tax against us. can government officials, the group claim responsibility for tuesday? car bama. fact that followed the gun battle. that was the defense minister and commissions have begun in lebanon to monk, one year to the bay route port explosion that kill $200.00 people, unless thousands injured the glass was caused by a huge top ammonium nitrate. india's

health ministry says the current of ours pandemic is still raging. that is far from over. on tuesday cases rose by more than 42000. that's a 40 percent increase on the previous day. but millions of people don't have health insurance and struggling to pay medical bills, bargaining with a report from new delhi. hi, find the law sort of shot record this message after spending a month on a ventilator. he needed a medical device to help him. but it was a major milestone in his school by 1900. 32. however, as his condition improved and he returned home, his family faced another dilemma. paying off the $50000.00 in medical billing. after spending all their savings, they borrowed from friends, family, and the bank still short bit on to a popular fundraising site and raised $30000.00. sort of

a still unable to walk or interact with people. his family has rented a separate home for him with 24 hour care financially medical laws, financially. we lost money because of the medical visits and we lost our income and had the new equipment is on top of it. we have interest on loan very well. it was a very horrible expedient. 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 way news i did. most indians don't have health insurance faced with a mountain of debt to, to call the $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 fourfold. this was a collective empathy and i've only interview and luckily, because of the digital j students right now in the internet penetration in yet i

now to source the media, we become more bad about what is happening. india spends 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. for the last 2 years, but definitely not yet. i've been active in markets and as i've been being game on the market, i would be raised to the beginning, the chop 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 supply. but ex, let's say that even if the next search is my, it's economic and social cost will be disproportionate. the hi. how's me missile? i'll just be around you dolly. well, everybody on the government says it's given 1000000 vaccine doses in a single day for the 1st time. but fall is a ban on unvaccinated people in government offices, schools, restaurant shopping, miles on commercial flights, felt very, and has been blamed for surgeon cases. 95000 reported on saturday, the highest daily tally in 2 months. and countries in south these days were struggling to control the rise and infections pile and reported more than 20000 new cases on wednesday, the highest daily increase so far neighboring malaysia also reported nearly the same number of cases as well. from where 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 bid 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 give us a call. 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, they've also fallen sick. and more than a $1200.00 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 who han authorities attesting all 12000000 residents after authorities confirmed 3 new cases of the delta variant on monday who had 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 cut the spread of cases with quick locked 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 tonnes today has lost its 1st coverage of 900 vaccine drives. that struggles with a 3rd wave. 1000000 days since i've been delivered across the country with health

workers on the elderly given priority. but dr. marks the departure from former president john mike, a foolish, a coven skeptic, who encouraged press and traditional remedies his successor mia. so lou, who has own tons, it is to get the job human rights watch says chile as deporting hundreds of undocumented venezuela migrants without giving many of them the right to due process. they say it's inconsistent with the need to help people fleeing what chiles president describes as a dictatorship. this in human has war from santiago. dana garcia arrived in chile from venezuela with her 3 children, 2 and a half years ago. the 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 they may. i mean,

she called me and said they've just detained me and i'm going to be deported when 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 in israel and 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 utter come a 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 migrant their right to due process, including the right to challenge a deportation order before it's carried out. and present extenuating circumstances, just having a family member residing in chile. our research shows that some of these denise phillips will where the port it have appeals pending in the local courts. and, and there we're not taking into accounts that should be illegal. 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 fis, 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, 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 frankel 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 inventory. way. to see a newman al jazeera santiago. ah, they bellowed, lympics printer has left japan after being run to the humanitarian visa in poland. christina manuel kaya says authorities and galleries made it clear that she would be punished if she returned home. she accused her teams officials of trying to force her to leave the game early after she criticized her coaches. well, the olympic station, japan are leading the tribal south gray, 1000000,

the semi final of the baseball competition. the sport is a national obsession in japan and hope the high for a home gold metal and richardson has more from tokyo. when elliptic organizes asked japan if there were any sports, they'd like to add for the tokyo games. baseball 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. tell them about the moya 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 that impacts 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. it's a way of life for many in japan, the country now with some of the world's best pictures and haters with many playing north america's majorly baseball competition. but the m o. b 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 one top 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 1990 take o suzuki became the 1st japanese to play in the top us women's league. she said it's the perfect sport for any boy or girl to take up nugget. put betty was

steady as she study you need to. so catch back, run this so many elements and so much you need to practice. it's a complex bought. it isn't as popular in europe and not many teams. subbing pardon diesel? i hope it will be back to the games. if baseball does catch any more countries, the still a chance these young players will one day get their own shot at an elim pick metal . and the richardson al jazeera, tokyo, ah, you want me to have robert, and reminder of all top news stories, at least 45 across 6 provinces, in southern turkey, firefighters, abroad, and other 160 under control since last week. now the won't fall as all the worst and turkey's history h people have died and more than 16000 people have been forced to leave their homes . thousands of people on the outskirts of.