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a blockade that threatened the country's most vital supplies. tanzanian arthur abdul resign corner is awarded the nobel literature prize for his uncompromising works on colonialism and the fate of refugees. and we ride along with families in mexico on a painful journey looking for their loved ones. so disappeared more than a year ago. ah. the search is on for survivors after an earthquake in southwest pakistan that's killed at least 20 people. hundreds more injured and many victims could still be buried under the rubble. the military has been sent in to help with the rescue efforts. the city of hon. i and baluchistan province is the worst hit region. then bas robbie has the details. most people were asleep in the early morning hours when a shallow earthquake caused death and destruction in southwestern pakistan. the

gilbert banker, you know, that he see it was a 5.9 magnitude quake, but i would say it was more than that. lots of lives lost and damaged property. the main mosque of the town was also damaged, badly him a fellow who was b, what every one, including women and children were running here and there we were. skin didn't know what to do. later. ambulances arrived and took the injured to hospital. people in rural baluchistan, live mostly in mud, brick homes, and as has always been the case across earthquake prone pakistan, poor communities that lack modern construction methods were high build, quality is unaffordable. those are the places where earthquakes exact, their highest cost dominate, are due and birthday is yet so far we've managed more than $200.00 injuries. we have received 15 dead bodies. we sent some severely injured by broad using ambulances and private records to gretta for better treatment. those who are in serious condition, like we are shifting them using helicopters. oh,

despite axis roads being cut off by sunrise rescue cruise had reached the town of ha tonight. and begun sifting through the rubble. this earth greg, it may not seem very large, but it was shallow dis, the shaking was very strong in the, at the center area. high night is very close. you are only about 15 kilometers away from the abbey center. and so if you add that to the construction of the hands and structures in the area that will unfortunately cause large damage. the fact that it happened at night when people are sleeping, that even exaggerates the damage and the injuries that would happen in the area. the quake was felt as far as the provincial capital quite aftershocks. continuing for hours, the area is mountainous and prone to landslides, that poses another threat that could hinder rescue and recovery operations. rescuers are also trying to reach more than a dozen coal miners trapped under ground. provincial government officials say as

many as 100 homes have collapse so far. and with most people at home in their beds at the time of the earthquake, the number of dead and injured is expected to increase in basra, vo, dizzier, and algiers come out high to has the latest from the hardest hit area in baluchistan province. we are in our nie, a more district in baluchistan, situated about 5 hour drive from the city of went up, which had to provincial capital. the alternative that saying that, did it damage or to 500, how did at least 20 people have been killed. the military had to use helicopters to evacuate the most seriously injured. most of the injured, of course, include women and children. the idea had received a number of off their shock on this particular weight was so strong that it would fade hundreds of miles away and the provincial capital of credit and other major

cities of baluchistan. the government, of course, responding in dime by did it the fear that the aftershocks could lead to more damage. as some of these structures have received considerable damage. as you can see, it is dark, but we can see the robot from the how did that a mostly built out of mud and stone. and therefore not seismically are solid enough to be able to withstand a strong earthquake. the people of god will be expecting relief from the government . they will be expecting them so that those people who have lost their homes can be looked after. the military's head and strength and of god. the rescue teams have been working all day long in order to find people under the robin. a nothing is dozens of trucks in eastern to don, have been allowed through a blockade that's causing a supply crisis. demonstrators had force force down to close as part of a protest against the government, but they've now allowed laurie's carrying medicine to pass for humanitarian reasons

. the members of the betia chive are angry over the regions economy and a pc of between the government and rebels. folks, but many people say they were struggling to get medicines even before the port was shut down. he been morgan reports from cato. getting medication isn't easy from a homicide, a residence of hot tomb. he says, buying medicines has always been difficult, but in recent months it's got tougher. good idea, let me hold on. i have a family member suffering from epilepsy, and i have to go to several pharmacies to find the medication and has become expensive to afford it. and that's affecting me, but i have no choice but go and find didn't buy it because if it's miss by a day, we have to start the treatment all over again. the woman as well for years, hospitals and pharmacies here have faced difficulty in getting drugs. the government subsidizes imported medicines for public hospitals and health centers, but it's facing a hard currency crisis that forced to devalue its currency earlier this year.

pharmacists rely on imports companies to provide them with drugs. but those companies now use the new official exchange rate. that's 8 times more than the former one, and that's pushed up prices for the law here of the good a bowler at the hospital. because of the devaluation of the currency. prices have increased and we see people who suffer from chronic diseases buying less than what they used to, where they used to buy enough supplies for a month. they now buy enough for 10 days or so. and there's the issue of availability. some imported medicines take months to get here, so sometimes it's out of stock and the patients are the ones who suffer. shangdorf, the i, cereal, pharmaceutical importers. see since the currency evaluation. some medicines have become too expensive to bring into. so dam. enforcing medicines is vital to sedan because local manufacturers only produce have of what it needs for more than 2 weeks. protests at the main ports, not that operating and the government is wanting. the shortage of medicines will get worse if that continues. members of the beach or tribe incidence, eastern red sea states are pressuring the government to council what is known as

the eastern track of a peace agreement signed a year ago. they said those who negotiated on behalf of the eastern states do not represent them and they've been marginalized. they've also blocked fuel from being imported along with other basic commodities such a sweet. but the protesters deny they are preventing medicines from coming in. and on thursday, dozens of trucks entered the port to pick up medicines and medical equipment. beecher council members, they allowed that as an exception, but would escalade their actions if their demands are not met? so dance medicines, imports committee says the unrest in the east alone is forcing some companies to halt shipments. hello. hello val her for private suppliers that deliver to pharmacies. there are medicines that have arrived at the port but could not be cleared. and then there are several containers now waiting at judd, a port in saudi arabia. those cannot come because of the protests. and then there are companies who are supposed to supply us with medicines. but the shipping companies have said that because of the protests,

they won't deliver to sit on the standoff between the government and the protesters in the east doesn't appear close to being resolved. and many of those struggling to buy the sense at high cost feared that even if they find the money to buy the drugs they need, they won't find them on the shelves of any pharmacy in the country. he, bill morgan al jazeera, harder to pfizer says if submitted a request to the menu as drank regulator for emergency approval of discovery. 19 vaccine for children from 5 to 11 years old. trials of for the age who began in july, the dr to vaccinate. children has been spurred by the rising infections of the delta variant and the reopening of schools. the us and canada were among the 1st to pull the jammed for children above 12 back in may. the head of the world health organization is falling on private organizations to drop intellectual property rights on vaccines to ensure greater distribution. he says it's the right thing to do and will help to end the pandemic. the ip waiver could be controlled,

so it's possible and i fully agree with the secretary general, but we cannot force any one. but we believe that governments and manufacturers have the obligation to really cooperate because when they cooperate, it will be, it will help economically, the world will, will open up and it will because it will help us to end the pandemic. and it's morally also the writing to do the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to a tanzanian born novelist, sad to reside corners where it focuses on colonialism and the fate of refugees. it's the 1st time a black african has won the prize in 2 decades. the committee held corner for his and compromising and compassionate take on the gulf between continents and cultures . for we says more from stockholm, the prizes are judged on literary merit. and i'm sure that is the case with abdul

rosa goodness prize as well. but maybe they've had the outlook broaden the little bit there was a me to scandal in, in 2018 that led to them saying that they would make that criteria farrah in terms of gender, more global outlook. and that seems to be, seems to be the case head as may may be abdur ross at gwinnett would have won the prize anyway. and we've heard a report from royce, is that i spoken to him on the phone. i think he's still a bit overwhelmed at the moment. in fact, i think it was a, a surprise, this announcement. there are many guesses about who's going to win. but no one really knows it as a height of secrecy and around these prizes. in fact, is on publishing said it's been breaking her heart that he's not had any recognition at all really. and then suddenly, today he's 8 nobel laureates and maybe shows some of the value of what can seem of i dust the old prize. really, you know,

we have so many so many internet forums. everyone can be a reviewer. we have trending lists. but still a group of, of learned swedes in gilded rooms can subjectively decide who the most impactful and literary writer of books writes reforms right. of place is in the world still had on al jazeera, as anger grows abandoned eminence economic crisis. stevens foreign minister is in bayville to meet the new government. i'm to angela and i some other, well, not just carbon cap to plant and gone online technology. the may make an impact on climate change. ah the remains of cycling shaheen. you can no longer see except it's the showers here

in weston. yep. and maybe just crossing into southern, sorry, that's a result of most of that came from that cycle that when remember came on the coast of, of our mon, across the empty quarter and ended up down here in between. it's a fatty dry picture, the shamal setting up that not particularly dusty, but dry wind. it's best to think the next 3 days and most wind to try to exert itself in coming out of central asia. it'll show by bringing snow to places like tajikistan giga stand, and eventually the hindu cushion may be parts of no left canister as well. that white as snow rain, of course, the sas of that dry otherwise. and the wind didn't as strong as it was across the caspian sea is blowing cross the black sea that will bring right in to greece. turkey just avoids that. his confirmation by saturday as a persistence of that shamal. normally when reason, dust with it by this time, and there's still some showers down in west, in yemen. we seen early rains quite heavy rains in the, our congo. but as you can see, that optically widespread was how we get to friday,

just a general light scattering, right across to was the easier you'd highlands, and the monsoon breeze is still flying up the coast of kenya and samaria ah, with one of the fastest growing nations in the money needed to open and to develop it international shipping company to become a key, middle east and trade money skills. 3 key areas of development, filling up from connecting the world, connecting future juanita cutter gateway to whoa trade, hulu. ah,

ah. they're watching al jazeera alive from doha reminder of our top stories an earthquake in pakistan's baluchistan provinces guild. at least 20 people is striking the early hours of thursday. flattening houses while most were asleep. dozens of trunks in eastern sir don have been allowed through a blockade set up by protesters that has been causing a supply crisis. protesters that the trucks carrying medicine to pass for humanitarian reasons. and the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to tons in the board. novel is sub to run for now. whereas work focuses on colonialism and the feet of refugees. it's the 1st time a black african has won the pies into decades. the un human rights council has voted to end this war crimes investigation in yemen. of the 47 member,

you and council 21 countries voted against the resolution to extend the investigation by 2 years with 18 voting in favor. independent investigators have said in the past at all times in yemen, conflicts have committed an act that may amount to war crimes. catherine shocked them is a former un security council consultant on yemen. she says using resources to place blame on a group or country won't necessarily bring security to the people of yemen. i'm not really surprised now, i think the other people will be disappointed, obviously on because it's a failure on the part of them. of the un human wise council that says, i think that from the political perspective, keep, when you to understand the attraction, you find a solution to, you know, to the ongoing war with these crises in these conflict. things needs to be moving in the right direction. and maybe when we looking to know to, to find a peaceful resolution to that conflict, i don't think that pointing to fingers is necessarily the right way to go about

things. things have been done on either sides, crimes against humanity. i would say, i would argue, have been committed by both parties. everyone wants for the conflict to stop and you know what to stop. you know, people need to understand that something's going to have to give, but now i'm thinking short term. i think that people need to take the long view and understand that it's a failure for now. it's definitely defeats human rights activists, but it doesn't mean that yemen would be forgotten. i think that once a resolution is found out, maybe we, we might be able to circle back and actually look into what happened and, and try to find a way forward, sometimes blaming and criminalizing what is happening on the ground is not the best way forward for the people on the ground was still suffering. we have to be proud, much of these companies has gone on or so long, not again. something has given. i'm afraid that politics and political this legs have taken over. iran is foreign minister says his country will stand by lebanon as

it faces are spiraling economic and energy prices will st. amir of de la handheld talks in beirut, a month after the formation of a new government is in a hotel, has on report. iran's foreign minister says he came to lebanon to convey the islamic republic support at a time of economic turmoil. but her saint amir up de la hen, also asserted iran's influence. it has been sending shipments of fuel to help with the shortages in defiance of us sanctions. by that acer, cassandra pat him, we will stand by lebanon with all our power in order to break the turn of siege that lebanon was going through at such a critical time in its history. iran's ally has bella managed to bring in iranian fuel through us sanctioned syria a few weeks ago. it used it as a political tool and declared victory. the move wasn't approved by lebanon's government prime minister. and as you may 80 said, it violated the country sovereignty. nevertheless, he received the iranian diplomat and bar bernice. the state is

completely an is complete the last 2 hours in face all this breach of the balance of it. but more importantly mr. me, government, are you, in order to, to find a way to get out of this economy and financial crisis. lebanon is in economic turmoil. it's seeking a bailout package from the international community. this could undermine iran's influence, since the much needed hard currency will have to come from the west and lebanon's, traditional allies, gulf arab countries. as of late, those governments shunned lebanon because of iran's influence here, as it is caught in the middle of the hands rivalry with saudi arabia. and the united states has below, is armed, and along with its allies, controls,

political power in lebanon. critics say it is for the ring, iran's agenda at lebanon's expense. we don't feel that liberal is besieged boy, remember by any country, the only country that is so viewing or waking librium and severe really in the factory solutions was moved from national community. is the malpractice over you and it's proxies. the visit by iran's foreign minister was more of a message than one of substance. and while he received a warm welcome, lebanese officials were careful, at least publicly, not to position themselves firmly in one camp center for their elder cedar boot. the trial of a 100, your former concentration camp guard has begun in germany. joseph should says, the oldest person ever to be tried for nasty iraq crimes is charged with complicity in mass murder at the saxon house in camp between 19421945 german prosecutor as a racing to bring the last surviving perpetrators to justice. in recent years are focused

on lower ranking match, see staff to mexico now where the families of people who disappeared are searching the country side for their body. some 80000 people have vanished. many of them victims of the ongoing drug war or criminal gangs fighting the government control of large areas of a country. john holman spent 4 days with one group of families in the western state of metro con. when okay, to begin with, we're heading into a ranch in mitchell county state, southwest mexico. a group of families have come here to search for their treasures . oh, that's what they call that disappeared relatives, cap to criminals of toe police that they buried bodies here. including the son of maria de lou. this romero, a bell. now she's come to find him. was in them with only the young nothing grandmother could tell of. i'm in so much pain. i haven't got anything against the people who did this to him. may god forgive them and have mercy on them. ask her

how long since her son disappeared within a year and 3 months is left him out of it. and it's the 1st time you've been able to come here and look for him. simply no laws always when i go up into my roof, i say to myself, son, i know where you are, but i can't come and get you. it's so sad to know that there's nothing i can do. she hasn't been able to look too now because it hasn't been safe. the criminal groups who bury bodies here and elsewhere don't want them found one. but this time authorities with the families. it's the 1st lot scale search for the disappeared ever in which we can state. there were around $80000.00 disappeared in the country in total. as if a full football stadium, it suddenly vanished. i thought it as elsewhere in mexico, they were elected search with rudimentary tools. a metal rod screwed into the ground, then sniffed for the smell of decaying flesh letter. although the security forces

are here, the relatives take the lead. one thing you know, is it, if the families that are teaching each other, how to search not ready the authorities, they find nothing in the ranch, nor a bell or any one else. we joined them across cool days, looking for mccullough till safe houses swampland. and finally down this, well, they got a tip off that remains could be here. suits grammar cinder was at the top, soothing through the mud. she's been looking for her son, mach one told me for years she explains will that's moon, that the moment of her little cover letter and a little, you know, lumper the moment that they took them, the li, are piece was finished, will not complete. after that, i think god bless us. that's how we live, throwing the others still searching the mud through small fragment of their relatives to try and complete themselves again. john holman, al jazeera,

the cynthia guerrero. the mexican government has sent another plane carrying a 130 migrants from haiti back to their homeland in an ongoing repatriation process . hundred's are still in mexico, waiting for their asylum. refugee claims to be processed. last month, american officials cleared $15000.00 mostly haitian migrants from the makeshift border camp along the us mexico border rice groves called to move in humane the military leader of guinea has appointed former civil servant mohammed, beveled v, as in you entering prime minister, the eval key has no previous government experienced, but he's an expert in agricultural finance and has worked for international organizations, including the u. n. as prime minister, he'll be responsible for coordinating the transition back to democratic rule following last month school. last week, entering president my money, dubois was sworn it not family scientists say emissions need to be

cut and billions of tons of c o. 2 must be removed from the atmosphere to stop the global temperatures rising so far. the main way of doing that has been by planting trees, but a factory has just opened in iceland that permanently removed c o 2 from the air and turned it into stone. charlie angela went there to find out how the process works. it looks like modern art, but this is actually the world's largest carbon capture, blonde, a bank of fans drawing in the air and removing it c o 2 permanently. so this is work lie, works, sucks carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere. and the seal to is accumulated in the cells a, we heated up. and then they sent the seal due to conflicts. and we injected into the bedrock and turn it into stone. the greenhouse gas arrives here and is then sent deep into the ground below where it will stay for thousands of years. here we are injecting c o 2 into the ground where it goes in to post office and rapidly

turns to stone. and that's the essence of the complex technology we imitate, and accelerate the process that nature has been applying for millions of years. and by doing that, we're able to permanently eliminate some of our c, o 2 emissions. and this is what we need to do at scale. if we are to move our climate goals, the world released 34000000000 metric tons of c o 2 into the atmosphere last year. the bulk of plans will capture just 4000 tons. the equivalent of emissions from $850.00 cars and the technology is expensive. $15000000.00 to build this site in iceland. but clients aligning up corporations and private individuals are already paying climb works to remove carbon dioxide in their name. is quite expensive and is quite a tiny market. and so one of the reasons that we were so excited to purchase carbon removal from companies like client work is that we see that our,

our early movement here can help to do all of that very nice. and market scrubs free of carbon dioxide. the iron has gone briefly back to pre industrial level. the question is where the technology like needs to be scaled up and the cost down in time to make a real impact. climate scientists optimistic. they're aiming of $4000.00 tons per year, which is very trivial compared to what we have to do with what is very important. if this is the 1st one on it, there's a muffin. what do you do it you, if you're, she'll tulips released the new york tempe here in drake of it, you know, or slump in a tooth. there's looper. ice and itself is always being a low emitter, 100 percent of the country's electricity is from geothermal and hydropower, but is what is capturing from the air i send is looking to import captured c o 2

emissions by sea and fix it deep into their bedrock bringing the world a little closer to its carbon neutral goal. charlie angela al jazeera had hist heavy iceland. how a saudi led console chin has completed a deal to take over english from yearly clap, newcastle, united. it's a welcome birth for mac pies, fans with new castle currently in the validation zone. it follows the cat failing to finish in english for merely for top 10 for 3 straight seasons. by to ne vakari joins is now from newcastle. so after 18 months of negotiations, the deal has finally been approved need. what does this mean for new castle and what have been the reactions? well, you really judge from the a tremendous noise behind me here at saint james's hall, how the founder responded. there absolutely a delight to these all perhaps the loudest che scene of this book will ground, at least in some time. the ownership of mike actually was largely universally

disliked by fans over the past 14 years. he's seen by many is on the minding the clubs, prospects of not encouraging investments and basically one in the club into the ground. the hope is now with a huge cash injection. that's a new castle will be a little bit more predictable when it comes to results. that it will stop popping up and down the premier league will be able to contend with the big boys at the top . but of course, this deal doesn't come without a huge a huge amount of control oversee the abstract dawn for 18 months. so, so i saudi led to the consortium, a public investment fund. they've been able to convince the premier lee that they all separate from the saudi state, giving the premier league assurances that they need to allow this take over to happen despite the fact that that public investment fund is shared by the crown prince of saudi arabia himself. who of course has b r b,

a bought so many mighty accusations a link to a bunk. so an awful lot of alleged violations of human rights. the tap also of the saudi journalist jamal cushy. so the likes of amnesty international of good the premier li not so allow this to happen. well for the funds, this of course is a big moment. what value will be a root change in the clubs of fortune's going forward? me brocker in new castle. thank you very much for that neeve. ah, no, again, i'm fully back to bo with the headlines on al jazeera, an earthquake in pakistan's belushi sand provinces scale. at least 20 people is struck in the early hours of thursday, flattening houses. while most people, whereas sleep come, i'll hide her, has more from the hardest hit area. we're in our nie a more district in baluchistan, situated about 5 hour drive from the 30 of went up with the provincial gap.