not because conditions have improved back home, they say to continue to be targeted because of the in many a problem. these are being reports and all they come seeking refuge conditions. here are 5 idea ah least, 20 dead and hundreds injured after an earthquake strikes 7 pakistan on most people were sleeping. ah, and lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london, also coming up young, vaccinated over crown, or hospitals over running emergency rooms and intensive care use. president biden continued his push for vaccine mandates, as pfizer seeks clearance to give its covert job to 5 to 11 year olds. also looking for peace and answers,

we joined the fast large scale surge in mexico's mitchell can state of thousands who disappeared there. and tanzanian novelist abdul rosa curnow, is awarded the nobel prize for literature for his writing on the effects of colonialism and the fate of refugees. ah, hello. rescuers have been searching for survivors in southwest pakistan, whereas quake has killed at least 20 people. many of them women and children, hundreds were injured, and it's fed more people can be buried under the rubble. a city of hon. i and baluchistan province was worst hit by the $5.00 magnitude quake, which struck at a shallow depth of 9 kilometers san mas robbie has more. most people were asleep in the early morning hours when a shallow earthquake caught the death and destruction in southwestern pakistan. the gilbert biker, you know, but that is, 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 for the lead was good, but everyone including women and children, were running here and there we were. skin didn't know what to do. later. ambulances arrived and took for entered the 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 method, were high build, quality is unaffordable. those are the places where earthquakes exact, their highest costs are due and mercy is yes. so far we manage more than $200.00 injuries. we have received 15 dead bodies. we sent some severely injured by abroad using ambulances and private vehicles to gratify better treatment. those who are in serious condition, like just shifting them using helicopters. oh, despite axis roads being cut off by sunrise rescue cruise had reached the town of

her knight and begun sifting through the rubble. this earth greg, it may not seem very large, but it was shallow. this, the shaking was very strong in the if the center area. hannah is very close. the 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 well, 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, quito aftershocks, continuing for hours the areas 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 underground. provincial government officials say as

many as 100 homes have collapsed 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 veal to 0. come, i'll hide her is in, and i city, he says, there have been several aftershocks. we're in our nie a more district and baluchistan, situated about 5 hour drive from the city of wida, which had the provincial capital. the i thought it is that saying that did it damage or 500? how did at least 20 people have been killed. the military had to use helicopters to evacuate. the more seriously injured, most of the injured of gods include women and children. the idea had received a number of off their shock, and this particular great was so strong that it would fade hundreds of miles away and the provincial capital of quite dark. and are the major cities of balloon just on the government, of course,

responding in dime by dated the fear that the after shrugged could lead to more damage. as some of the structures have received considerable damage. as you can see, it is dark, but we can see the robot from the how did that. i'm mostly built out of mud and stone. and therefore north side make li are solid enough to be able to withstand a strong earthquake. the people of gods will be expecting relief from the government. they will be expecting danes so that those people who have lost their homes can be looked after. the military is head and strength and i've got the rescue games. i've been working all day long in order to find people under the robbery. ah, pfizer has submitted a request to the us drug regulator to prove its vaccine for young the children. charles, for 5 to 11 year olds, began in july. dr. to vaccinate children has been sped on by rise in infections of

the delta variant after the reopening of schools. meanwhile, president biden has been speaking in chicago, making the can only case for vaccine mandates. we know there is no other way to beat the pandemic than to get the vast majority of americans vaccinate. it's as simple as that and to spam, to spread to our children, to spread throughout society, or hospitals, or the risk of other variances, all dangerous and obvious, but we're still not there. we have to be to say, yes, politicians appear to have agreed to raise the u. s. debt limit by $480000000000.00 to stable for potential economic crisis. the senate's top democrat says the senate will start, will soon start debate on a bill to raise the national borrowing cap nearer to $29.00 trillion dollars. without it, the countries treasury would not be authorized to pay its bills in less than $2.00 weeks. but this is only a reprieve until december. my us special envoy for haiti has described

a deteriorating security situation in puerto prince, saying massacres and kidnaps for ransom and our part of everyday life. daniel foot has been briefing the house foreign affairs committee after resigning from his position in september over the treatment of haitian migrants at the southern border . deportation back to haiti is not the answer right now. i am not saying that that the intending migrants who are in illegal status shouldn't be deported. but haiti is too dangerous. our own diplomats cannot leave our compound and go to branch without armed guard at the port asian in the short term is not going to make a more stable. in fact, it's going to make it worse. crecia has launched an investigation into the alleged beating of migrants bytes, border police. it comes a day after journalist published the results of an 8 month investigation and be

warned. laura burton manley's report contains some of the footage which you may find disturbing. ah, they were on the move from paul's near to croatia, hoping to make a better life across the border in the e. u. but this is what met the migrants before they were forced back to bosnia. that thick older than shoes jacket money. while on the only thing that they can use, you see this, you see all of big on ellen, good bit of meeting ready? barely saw the video just are out of the european union saw look what it is. we are human, not the animal. the video was released as part of an investigation into the treatment and systematic pushed back of migrants, a long correlation, 1000 kilometer border. the migrants mostly from afghanistan and pakistan, showed the monks from their violent encounters. they say they were accosted by 16 people who brutally beat them and put them into

a windowless ban. they were driven back into bosnia corporation authorities deny involvement and say they are investigating the incident or follicle. so should some kind of exceeding of authority happen anywhere. not just on the border christian police and the interior ministry punishes up to 400 of its members annually. for such reasons, we will continue to do so because it is the right thing to do. according to the law . grayson, police have often been accused of targeting and beating migrants. and the scenes national have the keys, european union, governments of turning a blind eye. but not this time. some of these reports are, are shocking. and i'm extremely concerned about this reporter, ha, ha ha populist. it, of course this needs to be investigated, but there are, there seems to be a seem to indicate some kind over orchestration of via our external borders

rights groups. estimates that we're currently around $10000.00 migrant in both via many are in government, run camps out the sleep where they can from abandoned buildings to the streets. many have spent months or even years attempting to cross the border from the northwestern part of the country. an effort they refer to as the game. i spent dual and mostly i, i ought to put it learned to use it into time to put it bluntly sd, i forgot to home. anytime i cross the border, i then con, maybe $25.00. that the so i'm and did a b 2 f return or not under the video did on. so this is my 4th underbid. many of these people dream of reaching croatia. and despite the brutal beatings, say they'll keep trying law about a manly al jazeera doesn't have trucks carrying medical supplies have been allowed

through a blockade that's causing a supply crisis in sudan, the closure of ports. you don has cut off supplies or food and wheat at the east of the country, but as him a moment reports from cartoon. many people were struggling to get medicines even before the port shot. getting medication isn't easy for him. a homicide, a residence of hot assume he says, buying medicines has always been difficult, but in recent month 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. that will be less 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 import 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 that are here are 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 know by 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. say since the currency to valuation 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. protest at the main port stopped at operating and the government is wanting. the shortage of medicines will get worse if that continues. members of the beach or tribe incidence eastern, read the state,

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 protest as 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 say they allowed that as an exception, but would escalate their actions if their demands are not met. so dance madison's imports committee says the unrest in the east alone is forcing some companies to hold shipments. 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 jet 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 the don. 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 medicines at high cost for that even if they find the money to buy the drug they need, they won't find them on the shelves of any pharmacy in the country. he bought morgan al jazeera, her to still to come this half hour. oh, you go. so united fans rejoice as a team is taken over, but it's an example of sports washing. plus, i'm charlie angela and i from well, the world's largest common cap to found has gone online technology that may make an impact on climate. ah,

that was the time of year when the temperature difference between sydney and melbourne carries much is 20 degrees because these frog systems keep running through it briefly gets hot and then it gets rapidly cooler because the wind changes. now, in the immediate future next fronts taking a while to come in to was adelaide in melbourne. so i had that as a warm, 22 degrees 21. sidney's at 22 birds was at 37 point is are, so you will note them. because spirituals getting hotter and temperature and adelaide studies at 20 is the rain comes in, and sidney's up to $27.00, which beats perth, at about 20. but the forecastle sydney sees it stay at 2728 recovers and then the wind changes again that suddenly comes through when the frontal system and she's across this one here and then drop down to 18 months for it's a regular thing that the south china sea and the philippines see these big circulations of cloud use? a lot of rain recently. 3 or 400 millimeters. there's more to come for hong kong high now. and also for the edge now or think of viet nam less. so for lose on you.

lucky. much the raise over the water until we get saturday that really pushes into grand dawn and union. you know, so that part of china is going to be very wet. the monsoon is slowly retreating, but it's still very wet from goer southwards. ah. with tiny hidden cameras, criminals are illegally filming, and sharing people's most intimate moments. when used to investigate south korea's spy comment, the damage on al jazeera. mm mm . you want to help save the world? sneeze into your oh oh

oh. and one of the top stories here not 0 rescues have been searching for survivors in southwest pakistan where an earthquake has killed at least 20 people and years. president biden has been pushing the economic benefits of getting more people vaccinated comes as the drug firm. pfizer applies for approval to vaccinate 5 year olds. the families of people who have disappeared in mexico launched a desperate search to try to find their bodies around 80000. people have gone missing over the past 15 years. many of the victims of the ongoing drug war john home and spent 4 days with one group of families searching in western mitchell county state. well, better than that, the number that we're heading into a ranch in which we can state southwest mexico. a group of families have come here

to search for their treasures. oh, that's what they call that disappeared. relatives captured criminals of told police that they buried bodies here, including the son of maria de lou. this romero, a bell. now she's come to find him. oh see them with only though you're nothing, grandmother? good. i'm and 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? asked how long since his son disappeared for a year and 3 months. his love permit of a step and it's the 1st time you've been able to come here and look for him simply and the laws always when i go up on to 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 one them found who was this time authorities with the families?

it's the 1st large 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. what it added 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. oh. although the security forces are here, the relatives take the lead. one thing you know, if it is it, if the families that are teaching each other, how to search not ready, the authorities that they find nothing in the ranch, nor a bell, or any one else. we joined them across school days, looking for mikoto safe houses. swampland and finally down as well. they go to supposed that remains could be here. fruits, gloom. acendo was at the top. soothing through the mud. she's been looking for her

son, mac, one, tony for years. she explains what that's meant, that i'm only the hello kevin about him and of that he, none of the mom and dad they took then and they, our peace was finished. we're not complete after that. nothing conflict f f. that's how we left her in the others, still searching in the mud for a small fragment of their relatives to try and complete themselves again. john hohmann al jazeera disintegrated. you go so united fans have been celebrating ultrasound. you back consortium. completed its take over the english premier league club, the deal was finalized are to legally binding assurances that the saudi state would not control the club. me banker has more from newcastle. ah, the saudi takeover of newcastle united is signed sealed. and for these fam, something to shout about, oh,

the team's face to button to stay in the premier lee farm's repeatedly calling for the current owner, mike ashley to leave the club of the 14 years. he's accused of holding the team back. there's been no investment and and then pass that out that both been terrible . and we, the ambition has just been pummeled out of our club. and our fans are just so excited that this sort of is a new new dawning and, and hopefully in a new iraq, sidney hulsey. ne, it the take over comes after a saudi lead consortium, satisfactorily convinced the premier league that the saudi state wouldn't have day to day control of the club. passing what's known as the premier league owners and directors test designed to eliminate state interference and football. instead of saudi public investment fund, who provide 80 percent of the $400000000.00 deal, despite the fun being chaired by saudi crown, prince bonham had been summon,

the move comes after saudi also lifted its 4 year ban on cats are owned, bn, sports, which owns the rights to show premier league games in the middle east and north africa. the kingdoms accused of illegally transmitting premier league games during its 3 year blockade of qatar. human rights groups have condemned to take over their misty, international, accusing, saudi of so called sports washing, trying to improve its image through top level football among those alleged abuses, the murder of saudi journalist yamaha shoji his death apparently ordered by the crown prince himself. ever since this deal was 1st talked about over 18 months ago, honesty had said they would represent a really high watermark with the saudi authorities. their efforts to clean out their polling human rights record by buying ins. topline use ripple is seen in the premier league was going one in one direction on this decision. and now they've gone. i've gone in another and it says that a dangerous precedent. the english football is a proof of business when it comes to sports washing. ah,

it's unclear whether the allegations of piracy leveled against saudi by cattle based bein sport, or indeed all of the allegations of human rights abuses by saudi were responsible for delaying this said takeover of the club. we know, of course, that the piracy issue appears to have been solved, but when it comes to human rights abuses, saudi remains very much in the spotlight. oh, surprised take over raises, pressing questions about what matters most to firms and football clubs, the depths of an owner's pockets or their integrity. the ball count to 0. you cancel the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to the 10s, an inborn novelist. and who has that gunner? his works is on colonialism and the fate of refugees is the 1st time in 35 years that a black african has won the prize. and comes as the swedish academy tries to avoid charges of western bias. quarries reports from stockholm it

began as a typical thursday for abdul russell gunner. but by lunch time, he'd gone down in literary history. the 72 year old tanzanian being named the winner of the nobel prize for literature, getting the news on the phone in his kitchen in canterbury, england. and this man says, ah, ah, hello, i am from the swedish academy. oh, congratulations. you have won the nobel prize for literature and i said, is this a prank? shortly afterwards, the rest of the world knew as well. but about prize in literature for 2021 is awarded to the novelist verbal ross, ark gordon. well, born his algebra active in england for his uncompromising and compression was penetration of the effects of colonialism and the fates of the refugee in the gulf

between cultures and continence. some war, many dra gonna is the 1st black african to win the nobel prize in literature since 1986, he fled zanzibar after an uprising in 1964, a citizens of arab heritage like himself suffered persecution. gonna arrived in england as an 18 year old going on to rights 10 novels. his work has explored the continuing effects of colonialism on africa and given a voice to the experience of refugees. and there is a kind of meanness, i think in this response to m people who want to come from elsewhere to europe. it's not like they're coming empty handed or anything like that. it's not like the coming saying, here's my begging bull, please fill it. the swedish academy has promised to become less western centric, as well as less male oriented good is when follows. to female prize winners in 20192020 his books including after lives and the book

a shortlisted paradise were written as he worked as a professor at the university of kent demand for them could now go through the roof a half on the same as he halfway, i believe we don't have any more clue than any one else who's going to win. and then when it's announced, people are excited and want to buy the books is often a shortage. so we have to be ready to order them in as soon as the announcement is made up during his when breaks ground for african writing. although he still in a small minority of non western literature laureates. the swedish academy has faced questions over the prevalence of europeans and americans in its previous choices and over the relevance of this a 120 year old prize in today's world. the sudden fame that has fallen on abdul rasyid current in becoming the 2021, no bell at laureate, in literature answers both of those questions for this year at least polaris out his era stock. i climate scientists say emissions must be caught and billions of

tons of carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere to stop global temperatures rising so far. the main way of doing that has been by planting trees. but if i tree is just opened in iceland, that permanently removes c o 2 from the air and turns it into stone. johnny angela went there to find out how the process works. ah, 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 water climb works, sucks. carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere. and the seal dues accumulated in these cells, 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 to where it goes into pos 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 meet our climate goals, the world released 34000000000 metric tons of c o 2 into the atmosphere last year. the oak plant 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 a sensor. and it's quite a tiny market. and so one of the reasons that we were so excited to purchase current or mobile from companies like client works is that we see that our,

our early movement here can help to develop that very nice and market. scrubs free of carbon dioxide the air and has been briefly back to pre industrial level. the question is where the technology, like most of the scale and the cost down in time to make a real impact. climate scientists optimistic that aiming got $4000.00 tons per year, which is very trivial compared to what we have to do with what is very important is, this is the 1st one on it. there's a muffin. what do you do if you, if you're shield tulips released the new york tempe here in drake, or, you know, or slump in a tooth is luther iceland itself has always been a low emitter. 100 percent of the country's electricity is from geothermal and hydro power, but is what is capturing from the f. 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, headless heavy iceland. plenty more for you any time on our website. the dress for that is our desire dot com. and you watch us live by clicking on the orange line by con ah, top stories on our 0. rescuers have been searching for survivors in southwest pakistan, where no quakers killed at least 20 people. many of the dead were women and children. hundreds were injured and it's feared more people could be buried under the rubble. the city of hon. i, in baluchistan providence was worst hit a 5.