to asian, why has that money been responded? how did that happen? counting the cost on al jazeera ah the us and its allies are wanting people not to go to cobble airport sighting a possible attack for me. i feel i'm so interested to in the future to their for my people. they left half denison just before the taliban took over. we have from the girls were bought. it came about the hope they have for their country. ah, hello, i'm emily angland. this is al jazeera, alive from joe. how are coming up?

thailand battles is, was corona virus serge with more than a 1000000 infections as a strongly and you deal and report more delta various cases and brazil's indigenous people find the land right away from the judgment. the top call his deliberating a case that could end protection on some native land. ah, thousands of people hoping to leave afghanistan before tuesdays deadline. i still crowding outside cobbles, a port despite warnings of a possible attack. the united states astrology and the u. k. has urged people to stay away because of what they say is an imminent threat from an eyeful offshoot. and that kind of over the course of the week, the credibility of the reporting has reached the stage where we believe that there

is a very eminent, highly lethal attack possible within a couple. and as a consequence, we've had to change the traveler weiss to advise people not to come to the airport, but thousands, one to leave before western forces, turn their attention to troop withdrawal and pull out for good friends will end civilian evacuations on friday. hungry has already finished its withdrawal. meanwhile, aid agencies have warned of an impending humanitarian crisis because of shortages of food and medical supplies. and there's a lack of critical stuff up to several lift on nato flying. slips speak to charlotte dallas in cobble now. hello there. charlotte, thanks for joining us. what are the impact these warnings of an imminent attack? what are they having on the airport and around well, we just had a producer go to the airport to see for himself what the situation is. like you see

that is incredibly teams and we have been going down the most days and it has been teams been and he said it is much change from now. people very concerned about this threat from iso gathering. they've actually pushed back from the perimeter. the taliban barry to see asked if we could. so when they say no, please leave. get out of here. immediately they had put buses around the entrance to the south gate with a big round about yesterday with thousands of people down there. he said that they had pushed people back now and those buses would lock in the gates so that nobody could get through. and also people are being pushed back from the perimeter and all the areas also. so the telephone really getting people away from the airport now talking to them earlier about this, they said from what we understand, i feel is planning car bombings in and around the airport. and that they want to call maximum damage. what it means for the people that are evacuating and

lifting ca, but we know there's about $1500.00 people with us passports still in and around kabul, it means that us special forces, other nations is using special rule. so to try to extricate the people by helicopter, into the airport and try the avenues to get people in with only 5 days left to these evacuations. all foreign forces have to be out by tuesday for other people, for africans who may be interpreted and may be eligible to be on evacuation flights and have the correct paperwork. they are buses running where they can get, they get all these buses. i know they, even from our hotel, some buses are leaving from there and they are trying to move people into the airport through different gates, liaising with the taliban to streamline it. so they're not stuck outside the airport through long. but that in itself is creating a dangerous situation because then word gets out where these buses are leaving from . and thousands of people gather involved, just desperate to get on some of these last flights and tell it, as you mentioned,

tuesdays deadline is really fast approaching what's likely to happen post the 31st in terms of that infrastructure. it's very, very difficult to know when we've talked to us diplomats recent months. they've said for us to stay, even for organizations like us, to stay other embassies to stay. we won't foreign forces bear to secure the airport . now the taliban, who see that's red line for them and they will be no foreign forces left as of tuesday. so we're still waiting to see what that means for us. are they willing to trust the television and keep some of the embassy stuff here and keep functioning it will be you will be able to keep functioning without foreign forces or not. the taliban is saying that both foreign forces have to leave. they do still want technical support, this being an exodus of highly skilled people and that that even goes to the exchange of traffic controllers. so they're asking the turks, for example, can you help us run the airport so that we can keep it open so it's still very much

in flops. the loaded negotiations are going on behind the scenes. there is a little bit of news today that can to hot your field and the south has been open and that has received an international flight from 2 g could start from doctors without borders. so that is one possibility should cobble airport be interrupted. international flights may still be able to carry on through kansas. thank you for that update charlotte bella, for a live in campbell. several countries are already wrapping up their evac vacuum actions, partly because of the security concerns hungry, the netherlands, belgium, and poland, stopping their fines. francis prime minister says it will stop evacuating people from cobble a port on friday night. almost 2000 french nationals and afghans have been flown to france. for more on this, we are joined by charlie angela who live for us in london. hello, that charlie us allies a scrambling to get out of afghanistan. what have you been hearing about those who

will be left behind? well, we know the last light to the netherland, the g take off in the next few hours. the government saying that it was told by the us to evacuate the rest of its embassy and military personnel. immediately though they have admitted that some dutch nationals and ask, eligible for relocation may be left behind. we also know that belgium and denmark last flights of already taken off, they've wrapped up the evacuation efforts and the de ms. defense ministers now saying that flying in and out of cobble apple is just not safe. so an absolute scramble for those. the last remaining countries who do have personnel that the u. k being the major ones and tele, tell us a little bit more about the new pay public's reaction to this withdrawal and how the prime minister bars johnson is handling it. well, obviously the public is very dismayed by the scenes call, black,

or particularly horrifying. the footage of people wading through sewage outside the gate. the apple as they tried to get in obviously there's a lot of pressure for the u. k. to withdraw in the course manner for my son, that's just not happening. the optics are terrible and there's a lot of pressure on board students and who later on today will be doing photo opportunity out of military base, receiving flights from afghanistan. but already there are burning questions and it was all intelligence so poor that we didn't see this coming. why are we seeing such as shambolic exit? and the thing is not pointing at any of the civil servants, many of whom still inside the front of the processing. hundreds of visas in an effort to get as many out as possible. the thing is really pointing it politically to the know, it seems that this is not really the time for a blame game. there's going to be

a lot of questions to be answered off to the 31st. today we've heard the armed forces minister james pinkney issuing a very dog. a warning that the threat on cobble at an attack could come within hours. he's saying we're not being cautious. this is a critical situation and people need to move back from the apple as a correspondent, shot at that is saying, he's not saying that anyone left on the ground and we're estimating to be about 1000 africans who are eligible for vacation. you can still left behind these things . they haven't had a personal invitation to go to the board that they need to find another means to leave that country safely, potentially through one of the border crossing and what some governments are now working on. all said country processing centers where they will be potentially processing asylum applications, but it's still not clear how that avenue is going to work in practice. plenty of moving parts. thank you for the update. charlie angela live for us in london.

patrick cockburn is the column and that the independent newspaper and the author of several books including the rise of islamic state. he explains the relationship between the taliban and i. so one of the things that the u. s. demanded from the telepath during the negotiations. in doha, was that the taliban shouldn't have an open door for l. cairo to type organizations like idle, which they agreed to. but 1st, on the present situation, it might not be easy for them to do anything about it. when you are at the airport, i mean all you need is a truck with explosives on board and difficult to stop. but there is one important point about the taliban that i think people miss out on which is before 2001. the taliban needed to al qaeda at some ballade and provided money provided. fanatical

fighters for the front line, there will say want acceptance by other countries, you know, for reasons we've just been hearing about now they need a, they need food and so forth. so it's in their interest to say we are the barrier against i said you may not like us, but those that could be was to come so much in their interest to do that. at the same time, they the taliban and i sold under a car to do appeal to the same constituency. at various points where interchangeable some of the i told many of the isolators a fall and former taliban. so you to have these 2 different processes. an impulse for the taliban to crack down, which is a very strong but at the same time high school isn't so far different from their own organization. still head on al jazeera, a typical journey ends in a new one, begins as mexico tags in its 1st batch of african refugees plus but for

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sister by had to believe for people who didn't seem to these damaging story. as the polish women and children who endured the siberian refuge in africa, never to return again. an epic or to see memory is our homeland. are now to sierra o the hello. you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top story is our thousands of people hoping to leave afghanistan before and august. 31 deadline being told not to go to campbell airport. the us and its allies have warned about

a possible attack. and several countries are already wrapping up their evacuation. partly because of the security concerns from says it will stop a lifting people from cargo on friday night. mexico has accepted it 1st group of refugees from afghanistan. well than a 100 people arrived overnight on 2 separate flights. then. well, we're palo reports from mexico city. this is the moment afghan refugees were 1st greeted by officials in mexico city on tuesday night. there were rival follows what mexican authorities have described as a difficult journey across 6 countries. in the pre dawn, hours of wednesday, a 2nd flight arrived with more than 100 other afghan nationals, many of them journalists and other media workers seeking refuge in mexico. all of whom were welcomed personally by mexican foreign minister. marcello evidence that we might be very far away from what is happening in afghanistan, but the human cause, the protection of the values that we identify with mexicans,

have led to a commitment from them. so they can be in mexico when it comes to rolling out the welcome meant for refugees. mexico has a long tradition. historically, mexico has been a top destination, especially for people who are fleeing political situations. as was the case with chile, argentina in spain, mexico has always been an important and welcoming nation across mexico many or expecting the country will welcome more afghan families in the days ahead. probably shelters like this one near the outskirts of mexico city. see their doors are open to anyone seeking a safe space and a meal is not the most perfect. if we don't discriminate, if people want to come from afghanistan or anywhere else, they will be well received. the arrival of refugees from afghanistan also spotlights. how mexico is already hosting a growing number of displaced people from around the world who are seeking asylum.

so far this year, mexican officials have recorded more than 64000 asylum application, and data suggests the 2021 is on pace to set a new record for the number of people seeking asylum in the country. some experts have warned that mexico, the ability to care for every 1 may be limited due to the growing populations of migrants and refugees, fleeing crises in haiti, venezuela, and countries and central america. mexico is one of only a handful of latin american countries, including sheila and coast rica that have offered a commitment to aiding refugees from afghanistan. monroe wrap alone al jazeera mexico city. dr. richard brennan is the regional emergency director at the world health organization. he says, agencies is stepping out their efforts to protect the most vulnerable in afghanistan. we've been saying that the eyes of the world have been been focused on the evacuation operation out of couple airport. but what's lost in all of this is

even prior to the recent events, afghanistan with the world's 3rd largest humanitarian operation, and now we're seeing those needs escalate. and once the evacuation is completed, we're going to be left with an enormous humanitarian need an enormous humanitarian task. and i think all humanitarian agencies where we've struggled to get aid in over the last couple of weeks, i think from the world health organizations perspective, we have some good news. we're getting some support from the pakistan government right now. but the hard work is, is really just beginning for the humanitarian agencies. were very conscious of the vulnerable groups in afghanistan, particularly women and girls and children and their rights. and we will be doing all that we can to ensure that they have access to health services that they have

access to health education and that their, their rights to health and other rights are respected. but you know, and to that, to that extent, we at provincial level and incredible where, wherein, in communications with the health authorities, you can count on w h o when other un partners to be amongst the best advocates for women and girls, and other vulnerable groups in the country, but not only advocates will be delivering services as well. we take these responsibilities very, very seriously. yep. that goes. robotic team arrived here in a few days before the taliban take over. the latest say she hopes it goes, camera tend to have canister and help shape their countries future. laura, but manly has moved from noon to the innovation and ingenuity. the african girls who are thought ex team has competed around the globe on projects,

including building events later with comp on the far right part is about solving the communities and our community problem. and i'm so interested to in the future to serve my people and help my people they had left couple days before it was taken by the taliban. speaking from doha, they say they hope to return. it's in normal that everyone i feel bad. and i hope that and they can continue, and i want it from the new government that lived it, of a new generation with the gills on board to continue their education. although will take us about what they want for the future as a country transitions. and the future is uncertain, it can be overwhelming. the team leader tells me it's untenable to coordinate getting all girls who wants an education out of afghanistan. instead, she wants to engage with the taliban. and for both sides to build trust,

we have to making sure that our younger generation have access to the tools and guidance to making a better afghan is fun to become the next scientist, interpreter and technologist. this is what we needed for afghanistan, and this is what our vision for desk and the afghan girls robotics team. so they hope to continue their education here and cut the foundation. the future is enough kind of they hope that life on the taliban rule is different from the 1900 ninety's . and they want to continue to compete around the world. the taliban has promised they would respect women's rights within the norms of islamic law. a spokesman's twitter page shows girls going back to school bold despite the assurances. so much can see the telephone's gains as dangerous for women, the former captain of the afghan women's football team, college pals herself,

a refugee has been helping to get her former team out a couple. since the fall of the ball, it, her things have become very hopeless for people there. and especially women and girls are very scared. i'm afraid of the future and something that progress will be in parallel. i'll just pinning their hopes on reform and to work towards a positive future for women and girls. laura, by the man, the audi, don't know. estrella has reported a daily covert 19 record more than a 1000 new cases for the 1st time since the start of the pandemic, the majority of the infections are in the most popular state of new south wells. and the delta variance is being blamed for the rising infections and dance officials have been urging more people to get vaccinated. use the lens prime

minister just seem to under, has defended her governments, coven, 19 elimination strategy. the country is dealing with its largest class the yet with more than $270.00 delta infections critic say, trying to stamp out the variance could be a losing battle. but i, dances. it's still possible. nothing at the moment appears to us to be necessarily unexpected, but we do need to be incredibly vigilant. you will have heard, i say many times before, delta has changed the rules of the game and that's why we changed our game plan. no one wants to look down for ever, and i can tell you now that is not our intention is we have new chose for managing carpet and we will use them. but for now, what we vaccinate elimination is the goal. and we can do it. thailand is facing its worth corona virus outbreak with more than a 1000000 infections. the government says it will receive 61000000 astrazeneca

shaun's life of this year. just 9 percent of its population has been fully vaccinated. and is scott, hi la reports from bank conk. volunteers and now help me out with the vaccine rollout. his suffering robe disappears beneath the white of his medical protection suit. as prom or ha prom punk prepares to head out. the buddhist monk lead a volunteer team organized by his ben cox temple to one of the many poor communities suffering from thailand's worst cove in 1900 outbreak. since the start of the pandemic book, why? but it is when it comes to taking care of patience and access to basic public health. this is something that should have been taken care of by the government. we all know the coven 19 situation entirely, and is very severe. not everyone has had their inoculations. many people have fallen through the cracks and have not received any help. his team administers wrap a test for those who can't afford them. 2 lines means positive in this crap household. 6 of the 12 people tested positive for cove at 19. but it's not just

those being neglected by the governments covered 1900 medical response plan, who are suffering the economic impact and some of thailand, industries is so deep. they are turning to the court to hold the government accountable. barza massage parlors are big business in thailand. at least they were before the pandemic. the industry used to bring in over a $1000000000.00 a year, but now more than 80 percent of the businesses are closed for good. putting more than 200000 people out of work. in the repeated times, the government has tightened. coven 19 restrictions, sparse, and massage parlors. top the list of closures. they've been closed for most of the year. without any compensation from the government. a group of massage parlor owners and misuses fire the class action suit in civil court seeking $6000000.00 and compensation. who's your high? yeah, this case is very many victims have been damaged by similar actions and the people damaged by these actions of the government should be compensated at the same time.

this is sold, they don't have to risk filing individuals suits and possibly getting different toward the the prime minister's office and the ministry of public health. both refused our interview requests. as the government tries to keep up with its delayed vaccine program, new inspections will continue to increase and the lockdown will likely remain as well the reliance on volunteers to come to the aid of the communities that need the most help. got either al jazeera, bangkok, the director of the african centers for disease control, says the coven, 19 vaccine rollout across africa, has not gone as well as planned. he told my colleague, so how rahman and the countries that are which in late, committed to support the clover tax initiative, ended up buying most of the vaccines for themselves. the roll out of the cobit 900 back seen on the continental, has been to this appointment as we speak today. less than 2 percent

of the eligible population in africa have been a fully vast net which is very unfortunate. if you recognize that we have to ease immunize up to about 70 percent of our population, and we are less than 2 percent. that tells you that we have an incredibly long journey to go to get to where we have to be. it has been challenging for africa because we did not produce back since we were hoping and relying on their cove, us facility, which is the mechanism that was set up by gobby. what had organization there coalition for epidemic preparedness innovation was the kovak scheme and sort of the un auspices a disappointment or a failure because it hasn't really helped africa and the way it should house the implementation didn't really follow through it because of what i just explained

earlier that there are countries that met pledges committed to supporting cove and a band most of the above scenes. and you can watch the full interview with dr. john king a song on talk to al jazeera that's at 430. jim tate, this saturday. indigenous activists in brazil waiting for the supreme court to make a crucial ruling on rights to the ancestor land. monica yanna kit has more from brazilian, the crew to tend to test for cooper 19 before marching and dancing under the scorching sun on their way to the supreme court in a building which stands in front of the presidential palace. and as for the future of more than $300.00 ethnic groups, will be decided in a landmark case setting a precedent for $800.00 land dispute. this is the most important judgment in the

history of conditional people because it will define the saddles, the jury, the sorrows of the indigenous lands here in brazil, the land dispute center around the interpretation of the 1988 constitution. it says indigenous people have a right to claim ancestral territory, but there is a question mark on how far back that extend. indigenous groups argue that they've been expelled from their ancestral territories for centuries, and are still being attacked by farmers miners and margaret big farming groups and the countries right. when leader said there should be a time limit for written look, as opposed to not president valuable scenario. many powerful farm lobby site, only those who are living on the land before the 19 i see a constitution was approved, have a right to turn them into protected reservations, but we say that's unconstitutional. many additional people were expelled violently from their homes. they should be able to return to their lands without fear for

their lives. indigenous leader and the sound. a little cool says she's had several death threats from people wanting to mine gold in her village. that does not in for me. if out of committee, i stood up to the men who threaten me because that's what we must do. we cannot give up. all right, jesse, if we do, the amazon rain forest will be destroyed and our people as well. we will continue to defend our right instead of protesters, we're hoping their case would be moved on earlier this week. regardless, the wednesday postponement was received with prayers and a peaceful walk back home. back at the camp activities continued throughout the night. indigenous leaders, we're supposed to sit there preparing their people for another long.