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more than 2 and a half 1000000 people affected by some of the worst striding nigeria has ever seen . we'll have a live report. ah, no, this is al jazeera live from doha. i'm fully back. people also coming up lebanon face is a cholera outbreak. the united nation says the water born disease is evolving alarmingly . more than 60 people have died. malaysia, detain suspected opera is working for israel's intelligence agency, more sad. they are accused of kidnapping, a palestinian man. and france goes on strike, protest says demand high a wages to counter the growling cost of living. ah,

we begin in lebanon, where a cholera outbreak is getting worse and threatening to spread to neighboring countries. 46 new cases and one death have been recorded in the last 24 hours. the spread of the water borne disease is no longer confined to refugee camps in syria, where they have been at least 60 deaths. the civil war in syria has resulted in severe damage to water infrastructure. i'll just arizona harder is in the a car, refugee camp in northern lebanon, where the 1st cholera cases were detected. it is a serious health crisis. let me just show you why it's easy for color to spread this camp. for example, if a high risk area, the sanitation is bad, people have dirty water to drink and even to cook with and just just look at this. water is used to irrigate crops, according to an official at the ministry of health. 100 percent of the water in

northern lebanon is polluted. now the 1st case of cholera was detected in neighboring syria. in early september, it took a month before the 1st case was detected here in lebanon as one of these refugee camps very close to the border. 2 numbers are rising, there have been 3 deaths in lebanon in the past 2 weeks alone. so you need sanitation, you need to clean water, but in a country like lebanon, where the water infrastructure is aging, it has been mismanaged. you get this, you get contaminated water and you have a health sector which has been crumbling in the past 3 years, unable to cope with any outbreak of disease. in fact, officials have been saying and talking to international organizations seeking help, because they say, if there are more cases, they won't be able to handle a to handle this outbreak, especially after the corona virus pandemic, put

a lot of pressure and strains the health sector. so a water infrastructure health infrastructure, unable to cope with this crisis with united nation, saying it is evolving alarmingly. eva haines is eunice as chief of communications in neighbouring syria, where the cholera outbreak began. she says the situation is great. this definite is very serious. this is yet another thread to the children's lives. children here in syria face, a number of things that make them is very difficult. it's the ongoing conflict. lodge displacements, it's the deepening economic crises, a cove it and now colorado. so the situation is very dire. this is something that impacts the children's health and wellbeing. disease is never respects any, any borders. so it is very critical to take action. now eunice, apple is on the ground with partners. we are working very closely with

w hbo and other partners here. we are doing our level best to insure children receive clean water. i'll be coordinating water in, in the most effective areas. we are providing water through water trucking. i'll be again engaging with communities, sharing information on how to stay safe and how to keep your children safe. with similarly providing medical and what is any station and hygiene supplies across the board and it is really critical to take action. now all hands need to be on deck. now. prevention is, is, is critical as well as is the response activities that we are scaling up to nigeria . now, where the extent of flooding is becoming clearer, more than 600 people have been killed. and 1300000 displaced, it's the worse flooding in more than a decade affecting 33 of nigeria, 36 states. some communities have been cut off, making it difficult for a to be delivered. more rain is forecasts and official se flood waters aren't

expected to receive until the end of november live to al jazeera amedee trace was in by el says state one of the hardest hit areas. the scale of the disaster are made only now emerging. tell us about the situation where you are this is a regular street or normal street where movement is possible here in the capitol by your state, which is gonna go up. this is why more to cause and price because like this and even a dusky and you can risk forcing and the water here is really stagnant. it's not moving at all. a perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes and other vectors are, well, officials are really, really afraid, but in the coming days and weeks we will see some health emergencies here in by also state entire communities. i've been flooded in by also state. the governor was

talking for a short while ago and spoke about more than 300 communities. you said more than a 1000000 people have been displaced more than 1300000 people. it's like a big display. we just came from one of the camps here in yellow go on. finally, i'm the situation there is desperate launch. what's been called just a short while ago. and you, when you see that, you know that, that food will not be enough for 100 or 200 people. but in that camp we have more than 4000 people. i also sit up with is completely cut off from the rest of the countries. now, and i'll put you clearly because there is no major movement or because been to by also because the rules have been cut to sub dollops, row sub been cut off completely on both ends or by also state. the only access is se, redondo says, we are considering sending by use of ships to cross into another state what is riveted our liberal state to see how much supply we can get to bring to buy. also stay the same, the water is gone. tabulated and so say for drinking. so it's very,

very disbursing good hearing, but also stating for me, thank you for that update on a did his lie there in nigeria is by else as states in other world news, malaysia has detained, suspected operatives working for israel's intelligence agency, more sad. they're accused of abducting a palestinian man from a street in the capital, kuala lumpur. and beating him as he was driven to a house there he is said to have been blindfolded and tied to a chair, then interrogated over a video called by mossad agents. police raided the building and detained. the kidnappers, florence lea has more from colonel on for the abduction took place late last month the to the palestinian man was having dinner with a friend outside a shopping mall in calling them for. the incident happened at about 10 p. m. now they 2 were walking back to the cough to dinner, and that's when the abductors intercepted them just as they were about to get into the car. now one of them was beaten and he was striped into one of 2 vehicles that

was waiting. the other palestinian man managed to get away and he alerted the police and the man who was abducted, he was blindfolded, he was beaten. he was taken to a house on the outskirts of quality for still blindfold, that they've been tied to a chair beaten and interrogated. now he was interrogated by the video link and on the other side of the phone call, the video call were israeli agents. one of them had apparently said, you know, while you're here now we do, the local media report have not named the palestinians who since left the country. but we report say that he was a computer programmer now and report, he was reportedly asked about his, his expertise, what he knew about what the, what software the hamas was developing, what the cape abilities were, and what he knew about the outcome brigade, which is how much is winged, what he knew about its members, and what he knew about their strengths. now, the abductors were reported the are reportedly or malaysian now 11 people have been

charged in court, but they have reportedly bungled. the operation watched the operation several ways . they allowed the 2nd palestinian man to get away, and this person would have been a more important target. earlier we spoke to alamo, hama dee, who was a counterterrorism expert at the international islamic university of malaysia. he explains how foreign intelligence services use local assets in militia to have the, unless opportunity work independently. the country is not possible. therefore, they recruit the local asset to work on their behalf and based on the intelligence gathering made by the relation police, that is what it seems to be. there is some local sales operated by an individual and they target sent them to the visual as it would be reported in the news. well, i don't think it is only exclusively the most method. all abrasion,

i think it has been done by the other intelligence services to we can see this thing happen across the world that whenever you're not capable of operating independently, especially if it is too obvious. that if you are present in cit, the location and it is easily being detected, then it is necessary for you to record the local assets and work on your behalf. israel has summoned australia's ambassador after camber, a reverse this decision to recognise jerusalem as these really capital. the australian foreign ministry says the cities status must be decided through peace talks between israelis and palestinians. australia initially announced its recognition under former prime ministers comp morrison in 2018. we will not waver, not support his rather the jewish community and stria. we are equally waiving our support of the palestinian people, including in the provision of humour, humanitarian support. i would say that mr. morrison's decision to play politics, and it was no more than that because of course,

we all know where the embassy remind resulted in australia shifting position. i know that this has caused conflict and distress and concern in part of the struggling community. and today the government seeks to resolve that. bennet smith has reaction from western israel's foreign minister has voices deep disappointment over the decision on prime minister jala pete, who's running for reelection in the beginning of november. he says he can only hope that's trailing. government matters, manages other matters more seriously and professionally relating to the manner in which this announcement by the australians were made. now the israelis of summoned austrian bastard. but he'll have to drive all the way from television to jerusalem . because while australia recognised west jerusalem as was recognized jerusalem as a capital of israel, they never actually physically moved their embassy like almost every other country, their embassy building and administration is intel of eve. it's only the u. s.

embassy that's here in israel after donald trump recognize jerusalem in 2018, and also honduras, and guatemala. so practically little changes, but of course, it's all in the symbolism of a countries. most countries recognize that the status, the final status of jerusalem is to be determined in talks on palestinian statehood and the palestinians want eastern useless as their capital. it's where most of the christy and muslim and jewish holy side happened to be as well, but they won't the final status of jerusalem up for negotiation still ahead on the program fighting for her political life, the u. k. prime minister holds a crunch, meeting with a cabinet and collusion, illegal checks and billions of dollars stolen will tell you about a financial scandal in iraq. ah,

anticipation is rising. and so with the atmosphere you read, i went to my cattle a ways that the bottle of china is ness. at the typhoon that is right in the bottom, your chart is not really affecting much of this area, but what it is doing is throwing big waves up towards big wave bay in hong kong. so good news that particular point of view, but otherwise it's going to be a wet time in high now, probably in that southwest part of china and also vietnam eventually as a declining storm and the point of view of wind, but still big from the point of view of rain everywhere else is looking fairly dry . she's could probably call this the winter front. the ne monsoon is trying to set in there, so it will be colder. certainly, dr. now a couple of months, probably more than that, with the exception this rain, this of course associate with the type of the typhoon. the monsoon drop is also withdrawing hard to see exactly where it is,

but there were warnings out. well for today for carola and they're probably going to be heavy. dan pause in carola probably tomorrow to maybe even sri lankan the next day or so it's drive the north that's largely dry and pakistan to let me take you for to thursday. and because of what's coming out from further north, you've got snow in the far north of pakistan. everywhere else is looking fine and dry. of course, as it is through iran and a good part of the middle east, with the exception of the eastern met. with a revolving storm still hanging around the weather, sponsored by categories, the british political party and more with labor, taunting is a criminal conspiracy against its members. newly obtained documents were deal members silenced, suspended, and for mike on, this is unbelievable. the speech was shut down. an exclusive

investigation. the labor file part 3 on al jazeera lou ah, they're watching al jazeera alive from doha reminder of our top stories. more than 2 and a half 1000000 people are being affected by some of the worst. fighting in nigeria or forty's are struggling to provide aid and rescue. those strapped more than 600 people have died. and 1300000 are displaced. a cholera outbreak in lebanon is getting worse in the past 24 hours. 46, new cases have been reported, and one person has died. the spread of the waterborne disease is no longer confined to syrian refugee camps, where they've been at least 60 deaths. and malaysia has retained suspected

operatives working for israel intelligence agency more sod. they are accused of abducting a palestinian non from a street in call alarm for then beating and interrogating him to france. now, where protests are being held across the country after unions called for a nationwide strike. major disruption to transport is expected as trains and buses have been canceled. workers and the government are dead loss, their calling for higher wages to counter the growing cost of living. war counts and oil depots have also sparked fuel shortages. natasha butler has more from paris . well, the trade unions had called for a general strike, a nationwide walk out. but look, that has not happened because many factors simply haven't taken part. we don't have the health sector education sector as i said, really, mainly transport and energy factors. nevertheless, that has caused some disruption for people who are mainly trying to get around because off of the regional train service,

this has been cancelled from the metro here in paris. they probably see the bridge behind me that is still running without any problems as all the inter city lines nevertheless. so this does add to the difficulty for many people who are commuting, getting around the country because we've had that fuel shortage. now for a few weeks or anyone wanting to use a vehicle is still fine to get very hard to fill up that car will their motor by because the 3rd is petrol stations in from a still suffering a fuel shortage. the government has issued an order for some key oil refinery stuff back to work. it doesn't seem to have made much difference of the petrol pump yet. recently furio to trade unions, and that's part of the reason that they called for the strike action today. british prime minister list ross has met her cabinets as she fights to hold onto a job. ministers have now left downing street. the meeting came a day after new finance mister reverse. almost all of our economic measures trust

has been accused of running scared after she failed to address parliament on monday . and even baba has more from london cabinet members were fairly tight lips going in and coming out of that meeting, they probably will have seen a, a new poll by you of the survey company suggesting that let's trust is popularity among the public is the lowest for any leader in 20 years, only 10 percent saying that they view to favorably will only a handful of m. p. 's have come out and said she should go. but it's understood that many more privately have said that to great and brady who has the back bench committee called the 1922 committee. she's meeting members of parliament later on tuesday and wednesday she's due to take prime ministers. questions facing kids. some of the, the labor leader, many people wondering how well that will go given her diminished standing. now, given the fact that many people are calling jeremy hump the de facto prime minister, because he's really in control of the financial direction. as of now, some

a wondering whether the party impede here can actually run around a unifying figure to go to grand brady and say right, this is the person we want trying to avoid damaging leadership contest. there was even told that that could happen within the next couple of weeks. more strikes on ukraine's capital have killed up nice to people. ukrainian official say 3 missed have a power facility keep russia is striking critical infrastructure across the country . but then voted me as lens, he says the situation is critical and his want of possible electricity and water outage is nationwide. why me jump to and has more from case that's for today. it's been a barrage of missile strikes, targeting integer energy infrastructure throughout the country. let's start here in the capital in keith. just in the past couple of hours, he was 3 missiles that targeted a critical infrastructure site that's according to keith's mayor vitale. clinico in the destiny on school district. that is a district that is just is to the capital,

it's on the left bank of the denise pro river, and we are told that in the dest, nancy district, that there are residence there, that are without power right now, there are concerns about how long the power may be off in that area beyond the capital and the key region. you've also had missile strikes that have had critical infrastructure sites in digital mirror that is a neighboring city to keep it in the area to mir district region. rather, i should say, the mayor there said that the city had been left without electricity and water and residence right now, very concerned about how long it might take to get them all back on line. when it comes to utilities. there were also airstrikes overnight in me. calliah that was bombarded according to local officials by s 300 missiles or the city of denise pro . also missiles, rain down there as well. and germany, politicians are concerned over the growing number of ukrainian seeking refuge. they're calling for structure, border controls between germany, austria,

and the czech republic. dominant came before sunday, gemini checked border. the team of check police officers carries and controls on the slovak border, they're looking for people. they say are illegal immigrants. many of these people are from syria and are seeking refuge, but not here. they want asylum in the u. k, or germany, and are willing to cross many european borders to do so. in berlin, ministers say something must be done. he then begins cantoya, and once again we will extend the checks on our board is with austria beyond november for another 6 months. these checks are necessary to prevent illegal immigration on the border with a check republic. the federal police have significantly increased checks as part of stop and search practices. but intensifying border controls may be more difficult than it sounds because germany and the czech republic share a common frontier of many hundreds of kilometers, and the shang and zone rules still apply. which means that right now,

pretty much anybody can come and go across this frontier as they please. so far this year, the vast majority of new immigrants in germany have been ukrainian, taking advantage of the e u wide freedom of movement, their country's citizens, half people like natalia or your mom, i. one could order my mother has cancer right out as she came to germany, she went to several treatment sessions and got what she needed to get special reception centers for ukrainian. refugees have been set up in several german cities to cope with demand. but one complicating factor right now is a recent spike in arrivals of people from syria and afghanistan, who's asylum process is not as easy. and yet who must also be looked after? you re running out of capacities, houses where people can sleep and mice date offices responsible at the moment for 27000 people in a more than 90 houses all over berlin were the incoming people you arrivals or we

are a close to 0 when it comes to proper housing, to hear officials speak like that, remind some germans of 2015 when more than a 1000000 syrians came to this country of the angle americans opened the borders to them. today politicians say they have learned from the areas of the past and are making more provisions for people who come now. and yet at the same time, they're calling for borders to be more tightly controlled. to prevent unauthorized entry, dominant cane al jazeera on the german check border. he walks new prime minister is facing pressure to deal with a scandal less than a week into his turn. the finance ministry says 2 and a half $1000000000.00 has been stolen from one of its accounts vain. mister ivy has a story from baghdad. it is described as the largest financial crime in iraq's history and estimated $2500000000.00 stolen from the finance ministry.

investigators say government insiders colluded with a state owned bank and 5 private companies. caching hundreds of illegal checks since september last year. the fact that this continued for a year without being uncovered, without anybody sort of being held to account at the time, shows that the people involved have number one political backing, a number to that collusion. because at the highest level, i think the new government has to establish is credibility. one of these ways it's going to try to do to public support is to go off to corruption. it comes at a sensitive time for the new prime minister mohammed sudan. he took office less than a week ago. he's promised the case is a priority, and the looting of public funds will no longer go unchecked. but iraqi say this likely represents a small fraction of what has gone on for years. despite the fact that the scandal is so big, no one really seems that surprised by it. and that's because it's kind of high stakes. high level financial corruption in iraq is an open secret.

one of the largest oil producing countries remains home to some of the world's poorest communities. in both the arts, most densely populated neighbourhood, iraqi say corrupt politicians may have survived wars and protests, but their leader mocked heather, also. there is setting the stage for justice. his political block is no longer in parliament, but his street power remains intact. fueled by public anger. lo, looking, mr. wilma and this hardy, there is no future whether you are educated or not. young people have no ambition. we all have empty pockets that i want to get married, but i don't have the ability. if i get married and have children, how will i take care of them and raise them iraq's working class, say the elite line, their own pockets in only southern cares about the poor. his supporters were among the 1st to join protests in the past and say it is not if, but when they marked on the government again st. basra,

the older 0 of that. sure. lankin arthur a, she hand carolyn at a locker has won this year's prestigious book a price for his darkly comic novel sh they 7 moons of miley are made, is set during the height of shall anchor civil war and tells the story of a marriage photographer who investigates his own death from the after life slits. keep telling us stories. let's keep listening to run stories and sharing our stories because them we tend to in sri lanka, forget the past and not talk about it. and i thought, yeah, that was the purpose of this to gonna dig up harsh periods in our history dodge 19 an hour. thousands of people are mocking the founding of one of its most powerful political movements. loyalty day celebrates at paradise. bonnie, that supporters say has championed worker's rights traceable reports. every october 17th thousands of people march to the center of when

a cited to celebrate the parent party and what they see as it's fight for social justice. now will i read f as the values of parent is em, are more important than ever. it would only walk. also, efficacy of parallelism is the only movement that privileges and gives rights to the most vulnerable in society. we have to be on the streets demanding, inclusive politics and a government that is not only out for the rich. on october 17th, 1945, thousands of people took to the streets to demand the release of coronel one bombing or bid on who had been detained by members of the military. his wife, if he died organized to protest the couple became some of argentine as most renowned political figures and less than a year later, but on was precedents. a decades later, the ponies party remains argentina's most powerful movement. there's big divisions when the parent party right now,

the most significant one is the rift that exists between resident alberta, fernandez and his vice president, dan, former resident, christina fernandez. the kirschner dos division generate lot of uncertainty about which is the way out of the parents, financial and economic crisis. money for a member quino works in a to his company will cite if he says there is no reason for anyone to be celebrating. one of the defensive effect followed, i looked it up there making my work difficult aside from the economic situation, i cannot move around the city. the taurus i have to take to the airport will lose their flight and all because these people want to celebrate something that happened 45 years ago. i argentina is in the middle of an economic crisis. inflation is close to 7 percent a month until now. the government has been unable to find a solution and only say, the government right now is focused on stabilizing the economy. i had of next

year's presidential election as director regular if it's on a particular. the only objective right now is to not lose votes from the heart of the pur, honest party, the around 35 percent, they have late, they cannot improve the economic situation. there's no time they don't have the elements and they don't want to practice open heart surgery to fix things. the baroness party is struggling to maintain support at the economy that he rates. but there are millions who continue to believe it is the way forward. in spite of the difficulties and an uncertain future, that is i will, as i see that when a site is that the weight is over carrying. bens emma has won him his 1st balloon door after being nominated 10 times in his career. he became the 1st frenchman to win the awards incentives in sedan in 1998, the for clickable people took ombudsman o ben's m i b said your money kevin de brewing.