ah, and oh, for a desperate search for survivors in afghanistan, rescue has come through rubble left by nurse quake that's killed at least 1500. ah, i'm sammy's a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall, so coming up me and mazda later is move from house arrest the solitary confinement of the big force from power and the crew. last year, a major inquiry criticizes south africa's president for not doing more to stop years of corruption and

anger in ecuador, thousands of indigenous protest this much on the capital government refuses to back down. ah stands taliban government is appealing for more international aid. after the worst, earthquake in 20 years, at least 1500 people have been killed and many more are injured in a remote region in the southeast. it's fed hundreds are still trapped in the rebel rescue and relief teams are struggling to reach the disasters or the magnitude 5.9 from a stroke early on wednesday in a rural mountainous area. in particular province, i 7 family members in one room, 5 in the other, and 4 in another, and 3 in another, have been killed in my family. i can't talk anymore. my heart is getting weak.

that's kind of when the roof came down on me, i thought i had been shot by a gun. my body was in pain in burning. i tried to get up, but i couldn't look if he is in the eastern province of packed here. where outside the patio regional hospital and just standing there, we've seen world food program trucks passing by. we know that the international rescue committee has started some efforts in terms of mobile health care and terms of trying to bring cash to the community. there's another young start up out of the united states called the i c lap, which is also hoping to begin distribution today or tomorrow. so there definitely are efforts, but it doesn't seem to be enough as of yet because one major issue yesterday was the inclement weather. which created road blocks which made it very difficult for the agencies to reach the area. and today here being at the patio regional hospital, we've seen that even though this is a regional hospital where patients from 3 for different provinces. it's still lack,

very important resources for instance, they don't have a helicopter. so when patients come from pack the car here, if they're in bad condition, they have to send them to cobble because they don't have proper emergency services or head injury treatment. they have to send them to cobble by road, and we spoke to a doctor who said, that is of course, very dangerous because you're sending someone in critical condition for 5 hours into another city just to get them basic, you know, emergency services. so just as a whole, you know, the medical system here has always suffered and this is a, another very clear example of, by all of the 8 and everything that had come in the past. you know, even a regional hospital is suffering and faith in difficulties trying to treat all of the patient. now the ousted lead of me in my unsung suit. she has been moved from house arrest to solitary confinement in a prison compound. the 77 year old nobel laureates had been under house arrest since last year, accompanied by several domestic staff,

and had dog under the previous john to regime. so she spent long spells on the house arrest in her family, mansion and young gone. lastly, in mars, largest city, gemini island dog is following the visit from the philippine capital manila. so 1st of all, do we know why she's been moved into solitary confinement league giving any details on that? well, it's hard to say because there's been very limited information about on sounds suit . she journalists are bars from attending her trials. her only contact to the outside world really are the pre child briefings with her lawyers, the same lawyers who are also not allowed to speak to the press. now she has been arrested since last year placed on house arrest. and according to that statement, released by the hunter spokesperson, she has been moved to solitary confinement inside a military compound. but it remains to be seen whether she will stay there or she will eventually be reunited with members of her local stuff. now. so she is

a democracy icon and her detention and incarceration is prove really of a house by fling and suffocating the situation. has b for has been for members of the opposition military institutions and organizations inside myanmar. in fact, in the press conference earlier today by tom andrews, that you end up are tour for human rights on me and mar, he said basically, any suggestion that there could be any possibility of a free and fair elections in mia martin? 20. 23 is frankly preposterous. you can't have a free and fair election if you locked up your opponents. you can't have a free and fair election if you put your opponents on death row and he's called on assay, and really to act swiftly to change its policy towards me and mar, from a policy of non interference, as described by the malaysian foreign minister to a policy of none indifference, basically calling on this 10 member as he and to act more in

a unified approach towards me and mar to pressure me and mar to lose. and it's policies towards its own people. and we must also talk about the state, the buy, un official documenting what's been happening to children in min mall. how much of an eye opener is that while during his press conference earlier to day in malaysia, where he spent 8 days really researching, talking to survivors, refugees, defectors of the military and police members in me and mark. what was really surprising about the press conference today, and his statement is just how vulnerable children are. he basically box about hundreds of children being killed over a $140.00, now held hostage by the hunter, and how $33000.00 children are feared to be most possibly could die within the next year because of their access to basic medical care like immunizations. as mentioned

today, he spoke to our defectors, to survivors. i'm to refugees from me and mar, who made their way to malaysia, who were also detained. and he spoke about harrowing conditions in detention centers across me and mar. they've talked about starvation, torture and sexual assault. so it message really is not just towards the who into today, the press conference was also about galvanizing the international community, particularly the as the and to act, to put pressure on the horn to, to lose. and it's policies are to its own people also. and to members of the political organizations such as sushi, thanks so much shamela alan dugan. relief efforts are underway in bangladesh for millions of people cut off by flooding in the northeast. dozens of been killed and hundreds of thousands forced from their homes. are you and is worried about the threats of waterborne diseases under chowdhury reports from select

50 year old charlan rescued 20 of his extended family members when the flash flood hid his village about a week ago. little fit for the funny, i see. the rush of water kimbler suddenly, along with him events, the water was up to the neck. most of the horns got submerged and we had no place to go. so i had to bring them here one by one in a damaged dinky boat. among the rescue, it is near her, begum, shall sister my number is my elder brother who rescued me when the water almost sig merged my home. we didn't have anything left shar recalls. the dreadful day was asking for me to beat. you know, he got sick. i went back then everything got washed away, cooking pots, food stuck, and even all the clothing items. absolutely have nothing left anymore that we are helpless. when i mean they lost their children. no one knows how many got droned on my and who lost their farm animals. there's no kind of all these things. and what happened that day and how many actually died?

cilla city mirror, artificial hawk said his concern about the future as things good worth him for the double. the honestly speaking we were not fully able to reach the stranded people in the affected areas. so far we have received only 30 tons of rise from the government for distribution from the city cooperation. we provided some dry, puffed, rice, and molasses. but it is very inadequate. some local media has reported data, showing government relief effort is inadequate. many volunteers and charity organizations are taking the lead in helping out flood victims in remote areas. any really good, i mean, this is a personal initiative taken by me along with my friends and colleagues were donating food items to the affected people, miles and miles of water. as you can see, among those trees are hidden our homes. you can see them, but they're submerged. it's a logistical challenge to rescue paper and bring food to the rural areas. the flood

situation is improved insulated, but water has not received it in the rural areas, many are still stranded and in desperate need of fresh food and water. the us children agency ones that are on 4000000 people, including 1600000 children in bangladesh should not have been cut off by floods and are without fresh drinking water, putting them at risk of waterborne diseases, turnville children. i'll just show up on the phillip heavy rainfall in indian administer. kashmir has triggered land slides and flash flooding across the region . people living in low lying areas or near the rivers have been urged to move to say for locations the regions largest river has breached the danger mark with flood warnings. now in place for the capital srinagar, at least 7 people have died in floods in india is northeast in some states in the last 24 hours. well that brings the total number of deaths to $81.00 since the

floods began in april. i'll just here as natal report from civil your heart in thought on district biddy, the large bank, she and her daughter had been staying in the relief council for days. they were forced to flee when water gushed through a window and flooded the. she says she got an infection from the dirty water. what did i say at them and we are facing many difficulties. i have barely slept since we moved to this relief. come on, we are very tense. even others are also losing their sleep. hundreds of thousands of other people have also been displeased by heavy flooding in some states in the northeast. that our district is one of the was effected more than 4 and a half pounds. and people here are living in release cam. heavy rain fall in the his is bringing more flooding in areas like these flood waters of blocking major roads and preventing trucks bringing supplies. people here say jeff, struggling to get food and medicine authorities or distributing food and other

essential dissenter is solving 700 families. funny when we 1st received gum in relief, mathias, 4 days after the flood brought more from the local administration office. today we have formed a committee at the community level, distribute relief media rescue operations are underway across the state. people are you graduated on military board like the but worsening flood, a hampering rescue that maybe issues that we have some engine boats on the other part of the the 6. but those are cannot be taken here because of the water level as does know death in the to the this is on this little highway on the water that the gap is very minimum. so we can't afford them. so we have been procured in both from other districts also while i saw floods every year during the monson season, record rain fall and water releases from the dams have caused white bread devastation. people who are already struggling to survive are anxious about where they will go. if water levels rise again, party mitten al jazeera,

keep our child in ne india. now rail workers in the u. k. of gone on strike for the 2nd day this week after talks to when the national walkout broke down. only a 5th of rail services are running, causing a major disruption for commuters work as a demanding better pay, working conditions and job security. as rail companies cut costs and staffing e u leaders will meet later to review caves bid to become a member. commission president are sort of underlying, as reiterated her support for their application. how are you an opinion stems from a careful and so i assessment on the reality of the, on the ground. and this evidence tells us that ukraine, the opinion of the commission, deserves the european perspective. it deserves the candidate status, of course, on the understanding that the country will carry out. a number of fir, the important reforms. germany says it's facing

a gas supply crisis. it's warning shortage targets for winter at risk because of dwindling deliveries from russia. the european union says it will temporarily revert to using coal to deal with reduced flows, but the, you insist the change will not the rail longer term climate goals and the measure will be phased out as soon as possible. so i had an al jazeera, we'll hear the latest on south africa. so cold state kept just scandal, final reports, who's released after 3 years of investigations and the mandatory meeting north korea's bay that came dawn and is top officials discussed defense plans in pyongyang. ah. but johnny has begun the faithful wald copies on its way to the castle group your travel package today. hello, the weather's looking a little lively across so west of the central parts. if you're a pat the may we,

we have got cloud and re piling in from the atlantic. receipts of varnish storms recently into a good part of france. say nothing the way further eastwards. in fact, we are looking at temperatures being higher in scandinavia than in spain. over the next couple of days, could you believe got some showers and the northern parts of spain into portugal as well. big downpours, more thunder. he shares with some hail, gusty windsor pushing across central and eastern parts of france as we go through a thursday. so wet weather chances, some thunder too, to some areas of england and wells, but look at the heat a little further eastwards, 30 celsius for berlin, getting up into the mid twenties there for all slow and stockholm and rising could touch 28 degrees in our slow as we go on into friday, there we go for madrid, just 26 degrees celsius. a little dry. by friday here, the heavier showers are going to be into central parts. east. there is a france. southern aries of germany sinks big down balls. more wet and windy weather coming in across c, a brit shells,

and the island of ireland as we go on through the next couple of days. so whether to just coming into the far north west of africa, but much of north africa roommate, hot and dry. plenty, a shower across west africa, pushing all the way into cynical casa airways. official airline of the journey. join the debate. wonderful as it is this diplomatic language. it really means nothing on the ground. annette or online at your voice queen is be removed as a safe because she's done absolutely nothing. what these country white man wears the progress i haven't seen enough resized. do you see sports journalist that look like me? you need to listen to those voiceless perspectives. even when it's hard it when it challenges some of our foundational thinking, this screen on al jazeera, ah

ah, back it's time to recap, the headlines here now to sierra afghanistan's taliban government is appealing for more international aid after the worst earthquake in 20 years, struck a remote region in the southeast, at least 1500 people have been killed, and many more are injured. the un says more must be done to stop me. and mancy military and crisis help refugees, special repertoire. tom andrews accused the military john to which took power and a crew last year of war crimes and crimes against humanity. authorities in bangladesh and india struggling down millions of people affected by flooding. dozens of people have been killed and thousands, hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes to you and is wired about the threat of waterfall diseases. now,

britain's foreign secretary less trust as arrived in turkey to discuss ways to free up ukrainian grain locked away in courts. the, the black sea, she says the global graeme crisis is urgent and needs to be solved within the next month. anchor is involved in efforts to free ukraine's black c ports and allow the grain to be shipped out. this trost said britain was willing to offer its expertise to resolve the situation. peyton is weapon ising hunger. he's using feed security as a callous to of war. he's block, she cranium ports and is stopping 20000000 tons of grain being exported across the globe, holding the well to ransom. i'm here in turkey to discuss the plan to get the grain out. but so far that now joins us from anchor. so are the position turkish foreigners does finding a solution to the grain crisis. well,

did you k for the secretary? lisa ross was quite harsh on the rush. i said that within his widget, at ward and blocking the board in that sense also blocking the grain to be exported from the ukranian. you can import. and she also said that the world is facing a global food crisis, and that's why these issue has to be solved within a month. so then the turkish for a minister mode, joshua said that there is a you and plan and that plan is feasible. he said that a took your delegation was just recently in moscow and they have discussed the details of the preliminary scheme. and he said that this is a feasible one and they're expecting another meeting to take place in his phone will very soon. and if they agree on that plan, so it's going to have several phase. so the 1st stage is clearing the mind in the black. see, just 3 are to the war you paid on for says naval forces has left several mines in

the but actually this floating minds are down now to prevent the russian naval forces to attack the ukrainian forces. now, at the 1st stage, the ukrainian turkish and the russian naval forces are supposed to clear these mind minds. in the 2nd stage, there will be a safe on established close to the fort, the cities of ukraine, and the russia, and all the the ships that are carrying the grave from both russia and ukraine will come to the safe zone. and they will be checked by the united nation by russia as well. this was a condition from russia that's an issue that's getting in or out of the port has to be checked by the russian forces. so apparently it seems that they somehow solve this issue. they agreed on that on the, to stage, the seeing that they're carrying the grain. once they are clear, they will leave, that saves on how to the boss for us in a stumble. once they arrived in istanbul,

there will be a center established in istanbul. and this grain will be gathered in that center, and then from that center, it's going to be exported to the world. so the whole process requires the involvement all of the united nations because going to be the monitor in the, and coordinate him mechanism, turkey, ukraine, and russia. so the challenges are, are quite a serious here. however, considering the fact that you claim is number 5 and russia is number one, green exporters and the food, the global food crisis is more serious than ever. the world definitely needs such a plan, a feasible plan and needs the grain from russia and ukraine. or i will leave you there are so sada. thousands of protesters of march through eco doors capital on the 10th day of a nationwide strike. diginero demonstrators were joined by students and trade unionists. they want action from the government to stem rising, living costs,

and the least 2 protesters were killed in earlier protests, our latin america to, to see a new min now from kito. o. indigenous ecuador ins from the mountains to the coast, to the amazon, a congregating in the capitol. kito define a state of emergency that prohibits public gatherings. yeah. okay. awesome. remedial is from the oil rich amazon region. well, dylan is the building here. okay, let me place you on the look. what is the price of music? good to hear that not to mention fuel or astronomical in our region is the richest, but we are among the poorest people. that's why we went back down. the national strike called by the confederation of indigenous nations is stopping fresh food and cooking gas for reaching the capitol. the streets of quito are almost empty, as are the main highways which are blocked. so to let a feminist build a ridge, we have rights and won't fight for them. we've been here already for 7 days. oh,

good brief arrest of the confederations president leoni, that's isa. and what he says was a subsequent assassination attempt outraged indigenous communities. ah, and now the death of a young protest, her heated the head by a police tear gas canister, the amazon region has further fueled anger and violence. and it is, confederation is now marching towards the agricultural ministry. there are thousands and thousands of them right now trying to show their freight, but for now they are not going to the presidential palace in the past. highly organized, indigenous former unions have helped else. 3 presidents clears boy conservative president. he had more law. so says the generation is trying to overthrow him by provoking care else, bit of his demean, but isa tells us that isn't their goal. they want to convince the president to consider their 10 demand, starting with subsidizing fuel prices for those most in need. bold me more of them

except with a little yellow going william, we have negotiated with him for an entire year, but he does not budget then, or not even a little number. he cannot continue to profit from our been and gave in to pressure from the i m f. he has to listen to his people. when asked if they planned to march on the presidential palace if their demands aren't met. isa said an assembly of all the indigenous nations represented here, will soon decide. to see a newman al jazeera, keep them now while thousands marched in ecuador trunk drivers in argentina, held a nation wide protest against the rising cost of diesel union se they'll keep pressuring the government for as long as it takes for prices to come down. the demonstration coincides with the national grain harvest, which is crucial to argentina's economy. a medical personnel involved in the care of argentinian football star, diego marzano will face

a public trial for criminal negligence. they're accused of failing to take proper care of madonna when he was recovering from surgery. he died 2 years ago at the age of 60, after an operation to treat a blood clot in his brain. in south africa, the final report looking into the so called state capture scandal has criticized president. so run the poser for not doing enough to stop years of corruption. the 3 year judicial commission investigated a string of allegations against his freed this. i said, jacob sooner will the report found zoom stopped investigations into the group, tell brothers roger sion, our tool gupta were arrested in dubai. this month accused of using their connections with zoom to win, state contracts, miss appropriate state assets and influence cabinet appointments. it was revealed, zoom are also stopped. authorities from investigating the head of state security off of fraser for running of broke parallel intelligence organization. fraser was

in the news for reporting a burglary in 2020 the game farm owned by ram. a poster involving undisclosed sums of foreign currency round poses said the report could be used against future corruption in south africa. the report is far more than a record of widespread corruption, fraud and abuse. it is also an instrument through which their country can work to ensure that such events such a state capture never had ever happen again. in our country. for me, the miller has more from johannesburg. many critics would say that given the president's proposal has positioned himself as a, as some one fighting corruption. he really hasn't done enough to fight corruption,

really or profit in the african national congress. specifically. he testified at these under commission this inquiry traditional inquiry into state capture. and this might have backed by a bike fide for the president because we've also heard from those on the commission that it finds. the president's testimony was somewhat circumspect and that jacob zu mother from a former president abused power and the drama posts are often lit conducive. so certainly the president to report hasn't come out of the inquiry or the report really looking very good because the party as a whole, the african national congress is also compromised in that the, there's under commission been very critical of the a and c, perhaps supporting and enabling the former president, jacob lou, my income's of corrupt activities, and especially the relationship with the group to brothers that you mentioned to me . of course, i certainly would have to do a lot of work going forward in terms of repairing your reputation. a given that he

was the president of the n. c, at the time under jacob's duma, and clearly hadn't done enough to clean up a government. north korea's military leaders have met to discuss increasing the abilities of the armies frontline units raising alarm from neighboring countries. according to state media, the meeting with kim jogan and top military officials also focused on the potential for battlefield nuclear weapons. and the rock concerns young gang may be ready for nuclear tests. from brian is more from sol. we are told they were discussing key military organizational matters and also the operational duties of frontline unit. now they didn't elaborate on any of this, but it thought that this could be linked to, hence that north korea gave a couple of months ago about deploying a tactical nuclear warheads to frontline artillery units. now these are they a small kinds of warheads that we know north korea has been trying to develop that

has been speculation that it is preparing for another underground nuclear test. they are also the kind of a smaller warheads that are carried by short range missiles and rockets that north korea has been actively testing. especially since the beginning of this year with 18 rounds of tests of such weapons. so far more important perhaps than what was said was how they said it and why. now interestingly, with news of this meeting, they released a series of pictures, one of them showing intriguingly a map of the east coast of the korean peninsula with the details blurred out for security reasons. but the very fact that they would show this in such a secretive state is interesting. it is unusual. and also the fact that they referred specifically to frontline units. these are the kinds of units directed at specifically at south korea. so this does seem to be a deliberately aimed to deliberately time to pressure tactic aimed at the

administration at south korea, which is conservative. it has promised a much tough line with north korea, amid speculation that we are in for a much tougher, more confrontational period into korean relations. ah, and let's take you through some of the headlines here now 0. now, the thought about government is appealing for international aid. after i've gone this time was hit by the deadliest earthquake in 20 years. at least 1500 people have been killed in the pack and host provinces. the fees in the eastern province of bacteria. where outside the hotel regional hospital and just standing there, we've seen world food.