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a tourist area and nipple ends in tragedy. ah, lauren taylor, this is angie 09 from london, also coming up in the ukrainian city of denise pro. the search for survivors continues after russian missile strike on a residential building. u. s. president dekaiser major disaster in california. 25000000 people faced evacuation orders or flood warnings. ah, and an ancient craft with a renewed future. the global spotlight falls on ood playing as it receives unesco recognition. ah. hello naples, prime minister says the full force of the army and police has been sent to the site of the countries worst air crush this century. at least 68 people on board,

the yeti airlines plane, had been killed. the flight left kat mandy and crashed into a gorge or landing at a new d opened airport in the resort town of poker. there been several serious aviation accidents in nepal, often due to its remote runways and sudden weather changes from year to limbaugh reports from catman do. the plane was flying low and due to land when it came down in the tourist town of poker. martin with the plain made a loud noise. we turned around and saw a bamboo tree fall down. i told my friend that the plane was falling to the ground . then we heard a blast where your lease, i rescue book has raced to the scene. finding parts of the wreckage on fire, local people joined officials to search for bodies and survivors. but now got la your school. the incident was very tragic. the full force of the nipple army and the police have been deployed for rescue operations to san diego who's angelina,

initial and security agencies have to accept this challenge. difficult is a word that is not in our vocabulary. we are actively working to retrieve and identify the bodies as soon as possible and hand them over to the family. so in the children, the yeti airlines flight from got monday was full of passengers. 15 of them will foreign nationals. footage posted on social media shows the flight 5 moment between pro 80 are appears to make a sharp turn before coming down by standards captured footage of flames rising from the wreckage. it could be that the air crash go. i mean, that's an aerodynamic stole. when the speed is too low, am and one of the wings stops flying in siri. com that should never happen. or if they had her, her son named james fire off to say off they should have been able to continue on

the remaining engine for maintenance and lack standards. have led to several fatal accidents in nepal in recent years. here in nepal, flying can be challenging as it has some of the worlds most remote runways, surrounded by mountains and difficult terrain. it can be challenging for pilots to land. in the yeti airlines, a craft was reportedly 15 years old and equipped with an older transponder with unreliable data and investigation into the course is underway. ramirez limbo i just 0 got man do in ukraine. the search continues for survivors in the rubble of an apartment block a day, otter is hit by a russian missile. at least 30 people are confirmed who died in the eastern city of denise pro, a dozens more still missing a barrage of miss al strikes targeted several ukrainian cities on saturday for the 1st time in 2 weeks. russia has been targeting critical power infrastructure, causing sweeping power, cuts and disruptions to central heating and running water. natasha potter reports

from keith smoke billows from the rubble was rescue was continued to search for survivors in ukrainian city. often the price emergency teams had worked through the night in the cold and dark, sifting through the debris of an apartment block that was destroyed by a russian missile. some people were pulled out alive. my son were badly injured. among the dead was a 15 year old girl. emergency workers tried to console one woman who had lost her son in law live in that way. what have you done to my son? you cowards. i'll curse you for ever let the whole world curse you. the miss all strike was part of a wave of russian attacks across ukraine on saturday. that official said targeted power infrastructure in a village. nick heave, one bizarre landed near this man's house. elsewhere in the capital,

people took shelter after a series of explosions while cities including hockey, even the viv, we're plunged into darkness. it's terrible what happening nipple, i hope there aren't any more victims. it's a shame that the whole world is watching vision that no one can stop this horror. they could, of course, but they don't want to. ukraine's military says a shot down more than 20 of over 30 russian missiles that were launched in the biggest wave of attacks on the country since the new year could see yogurt and logs in years, napoleon boil green ukraine's. kristen said one only way to stop what he called russian terrorism was to the west to send more weapon towards evening. thus broy yoga year. the weapons that are partners having their warehouses are the ones all warriors are waiting for you. if time runs out, we cannot stop the terrace who are methodically killing of people with missiles wire. what now? britain says it'll send some of his challenger to tanks to keep the lensky hopes.

that'll persuade other western powers to do the same and help ukraine better defend itself against more attacks. like this. natasha butler al jazeera keith rushes president vladimir putin says the military operation in ukraine has gained what he calls positive momentum. in a media briefing, the defense ministry didn't specifically mentioned in the pro, but said that the russian army had carried out a successful miss our strike on ukraine's command system. on saturday. little little miss, i strike was carried out against ukraine's military and infrastructure side gentlemen. that all assigned objects we're hitting, the targets of the strike has been achieved. alhashan is falling developments from moscow. they're saying that this was a planned attack on infrastructure and that the, the targets that were aimed at what into civilian targets. this is what the, the, the russians are saying, the voice spokes us and for the,

for the ministry and muddy as a how to of also wrote on how to social media say, using ukrainian politicians claim that these rockets were intercepted by ukrainian, anti miss i assist them and this time if a system had one of it's like it's hitting the building and then it was so and precise with respect to the russian position with regard to the new attack. there are kind of denying that this was aimed at this was the civilian targets. however, all of the other side is also we had president tutoring, had an interview today. and i think that this economy situation is as positive the, the military operation, as he called in ukraine, is going on the plan. and that is no, really anything outside the agenda. nothing surprising for the russian government

as part of the presidents. let's take a look at the state of play in this war, and he pro, isn't far from the front line. it came under attack in the early days of russia's invasion. it had received an influx of people from the dumbass region as well as hockey's house on the for risha. the strike comes as the fight for control of the eastern ukrainian city of moot is escalating fis white and continues there from where charl stratford said this update was to spend the last few hours inside the besieged city of bar mote were here at a new ukrainian tank defensive position on the outskirts of the town effectively. the reason why these men are here is because of an intensification of the shelling of back moot in recent days. we do know that russian forces have taken control of a loss, at least of the town of solid on the surrounding areas to the north of buck mood.

and we also know, and we saw to day the intensification of shelling from villages to the south east of bottom route as well. an indication of russian force is trying to completely surround the city of buck mood. we spoke to some of the estimated to 2 and 5000 people. civilians are still living inside the city. most of them refusing to go, they say because they've got nowhere else to go. but most of them elderly and the infirm as well. living under desperate desperate conditions. i mean, the town has had no electricity since august, and you can imagine how cold that is in conditions like this. no walter since october, as i say, the big affair now is that wasn't forces or trying to completely surround bama. what you can hear there is artillery far in over our heads. we understand at positions of russian positions on the eastern side of the city and the conditions

there. absolutely atrocious. we spoke actually to one man who described having to finally leave his house in that area. of the city around 4 days ago, because he said that the russian forces were coming in there. we know suddenly according to the military that we've spoken to in recent days, they say that the russians are making advances in that area. and as this defensive position is an indication of the ukranian army or hi alert before the russian advances. another news, at least 12 people have been killed in a church attack, an eastern democratic republic of congo. that's according to the army. and the $52.00 were wounded, including children. it happened in the city of cas india and north human province. during baptism ceremony, a kenyan suspects has been arrested for the government accusing the allied democratic forces group of staging the attack. 40 say more people may die due to

lack of proper treatment in the area. the regional un mission is trying to evacuate people to the nearest town for cast lasseter dick a cindy city, the city of ca, cindy, was attacked by bomber which exploded inside the church. and killed many and injured others suitable for now, we only have a provisional death toll feedback. we can confirm the adf rebels are responsible for this attack. edible, iffy ah use president joe biden has declared a major disaster in california where a succession of storm systems has brought heavy flooding. around 25000000 people in new estate have been affected by evacuation orders or flood warnings. and at least 19 people have died. article hind has more muddy water and debris blanketing much of the state of california. one area getting half the

precipitation, they usually get in a year in just a 16 days. the reason 8 so called atmospheric rivers in a row since late december. and here we are, by some estimates 20 to 25 trillion gallons of water fallen over the course last 1617 days a stacking of these atmospheric rivers, the likes of which we have not experienced in our lifetimes. atmospheric rivers, or long streams of moisture from the tropic the you're caught in the jet stream and carry tremendous amounts of water. this is just the latest one flooding caitlin clancy's home 3 times since the beginning of the month. and the clean up was awful . but you know, we cleaned it up and then next thing you know, fast forward like what 6 days was it? i don't know. i were flooding again. so we are in shock because even though we prepped for it, we didn't prep for it to get as high as it had. and so that was even more mass,

mar, destruction. it's impacting much of the state in the mountains dumping $54.00 centimeters of snow in just 20 for hours. oh, in the hills, charged by wildfire, the soil is unable to retain much moisture in the long term. that means all of this rain will do little to east california drought right now. it's causing major mudslides and said in massive boulders, into valleys, roads are being washed away, sink holes, making travel impossible, and in drought stricken california, thousands of trees weaken by the floods are now be knocked down by wind gusts of up to 96 kilometers an hour people have been killed and power knocked out for tens of thousands. this major emergency declaration will allow cities and states to use some federal money to help cover the cost of the rescues and the recovery. it will provide grants to people who need to find temporary shelters or make minor repairs for those who don't have insurance, they can get low interest loans from the government to help them rebuild. more

people will need that help. the next atmospheric rivers expected to hit sunday evening and last through monday, particle haine al jazeera washington still to come on al jazeera, searching for a medical solution. how supply chain issues fueling and you drug shortage. ah. hello there. the unsettled weather continues to haunt europe. as we go into the new week, waves of wet and windy weather, pulling in from the west. those conditions spreading their way east. we are like, he sees more wintry where that cross more central areas and cold weather up in the north and not thanks to cool air that's blowing down. across britain, an island knocking temperatures down. it's also gonna bring blustery showers and

some snow and ice. we've got warnings out for the very north of scotland, but temperatures here coming down overnight we are like, is he some chilly, more is wessa weather as well for the low countries. on monday we could see some flooding in places like the netherlands, temperature's coming down. we haven't looked at a 3 day for ant verb rain on monday it does clear up, but it is cold up by the mid week and those gloomy conditions stretch spread their way further east. the winter weather is back across the baltic. and much of scandinavia we could see some flooding in the very south of sweden, and that's thanks to the snow melt as well as the heavy rain. but we have to head further south because it's spain and portugal that's going to bear the brunt of the wet and windy weather on monday. rough seas as well possible flooding, and some snow on the mountains. and we're going to see some very strong winds kick in by tuesday below, in those conditions across the central mediterranean. ah, talk to l, just

a band and by the international community we listen, we are in process for the war against terrorism. what's going on in some money we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the story stuck on out. you see there is no channel that covers world views like we do, we revisit places, mistake, i'll deserve really invest in that. and that's a privilege as a journalist. oh, a. and when tough stories yolanda 0, the poor prime minister says the full force of the army and police have been sent to the site of the countries worth crush the century. and he's 68 people on board.

yes, yeah, lions plain been killed in ukraine. the search continues for survivors and the level of an apartment block hit by a russian missile on saturday. at least 30 people were confirmed in the eastern situation. april and us president joe biden to declare a major disaster in california where a succession of storm systems, heavy flooding around 25000000 people in the u. s. stage have been affected by evacuation orders for, for more than a head of the world. health organization has spoken. with john as top health official, and welcome to the public release of data on coven, 19 related deaths. beijing announced on saturday that nearly 60000 people have died in hospital since lifting severe current of ours restrictions in early december. but it's katrina, you reports from beijing. scientists say the true tally is likely to be higher. almost 60000 people have died from corbett 19 in china in the past 5 weeks. that's

according to new data released on saturday. it's a huge increase from previous figures. and health officials say the elderly has been hit, the hardest yolanda really ill. patients are mean the elderly people with the oldest being 105, the average age 75 and a half. and those age 60 and above accounting for 89.6 percent of the cases are. it's also common for them to have a variety of underlying diseases. the world health organization and several countries have acute china of under representing the scale of the outbreak. early last month, beijing abruptly lifted it 0 curve. it policy after almost 3 years. hospitals nationwide were overwhelmed and medical staff under enormous pressure, including american dr. howard bernstein, breathing was just completely clogged, clogged up, you know, the emergency room was full, every bed was full,

the waiting room was full, waiting in to get to the emergency room. the room clinic was full and then all the ice you in the hospital beds were taken. so previously, only people who died from corona virus induced for spiritual failure were included in the official death hole. now those who died of the virus in combination with other illnesses are being counted. the government says the number of people being treated in fee the clinics like these pete in late december. but that number has now declined by about 80 percent. doctor bernstein says his hospital is no longer crowded, but the outbreak is far from over. there was a sort of shocking of mailed to illness and degree of the oldness and on. and now, now we're dealing with different coded phenomena. um which i yes, which i'm identifying is people who are ill at december,

who had still still do not feel like paper. millions of chinese are traveling from cities to remote regions in the lead up to the luna year movement. that's expected to cause a search in infections. authorities are focusing on improving medical facilities and access to medicines in rural areas. international health experts have welcome to the new data, but as the figures only include those who died in hospital, they say the true death toll could be much higher. katrina, you al jazeera teaching hong kong as resumed high speed rail services to mainland china. for the 1st time in 3 years, is comes out to beijing eased it's code 19 travel restrictions. tickets for nearly all trips on sunday were sold out. thousands of people returning to their home towns in time for lunar new year celebrations. israel's president, his warning of historic constitutional crisis of the government's attempt to make

changes to the judiciary. isaac had talk says he is trying to mediate between prime minister benjamin netanyahu government and those opposed to the whole. critics say the plans were severely limit the power of the supreme court and gives the government the power to choose judges. i mean cause of profound disagreement. that is, terry go nation apart. this conflict worries me deeply as it were, as many across israel and the jews they osbourne. i'm convinced that after the important and in depth discussion in the constitutional committee, we will complete a legislative the reforms in a way that will correct what needs correcting will totally protect individual rights and will restore the public faith and the justice system that so much requires this reform in booking fair, so local officials and residents say that nearly 50 women have been kidnapped by armed fighters in a town in the north. the women were taken from around the town of bender, in province assume several managed to escape and returned to their villages. to

raise the alarm, the city suffered several deadly raids by armed groups linked to al qaeda and i saw which for years of sort to gain control over strip of arid terrain were confessed. so molly amnesia meet for months, people across europe needing basic medicines, have found them hard to get your pain. medicines agency says shortage of 13 drugs commonly needed to treat conditions including code 19 and cancer european union. just trying to find a solution by asking manufacturers to guarantee supplies, don't make cain reports from balance. in the laboratory as the dell pish, pharmacy in paris medicines are being prepared. in this case, it's the common antibiotic amoxicillin. the owner here says, since people stopped wearing masks, they are catching more infections again. so the demand for simple medication is higher and the major pharmaceutical companies cannot keep up. the shortage of

medicine applies across europe. at this berlin pharmacy staff are increasingly having to find alternative drugs to those doctors are prescribed in order to help their patients an aluminum, therefore mad. so basically we have a lot more work to do to supply the population with medicine. so far we have still somehow found a solution for people, but we often have to improvise. so sometimes we release another active ingredient more strongly than was prescribed and then had to adjust the dosage, wanted even simple treatments to treat coughs. and colds are harder to come. bye. m . i, i would have preferred a cough syrup, but the pharmacist offered it to me in tablet or that's okay. and the most important thing is it helps the same active ingredient is in it. same such side of the problem is not just affecting simple painkillers and antibiotics across the continents. the european medicines agency says currently 13 key drugs are in short

supply to offer fighting, arthritis, and help combat the symptoms of cove it another to. but to help patients who had a heart attack or stroke among the remainder or drugs to fight leukemia, diabetes. and to prevent the rejection of transplants. one of germany's leading oncologists told me why he believes this is happening. the major problem is that most production sites are not close to us, so they're not and you have any more like an india and china was a chip or 2, it makes a very complex supply chain, not only and providing the basic product puzzles to get it new york to get it. the solution was in your and thus you can come, commission has decided to give incentives for production. so in your but that takes decades right now. some say the you need to consider building up a stock of 3 to 4 month supply. for most needed medications, so that shortages can be avoided back at the pharmacy and listen back. patients are

still getting the treatments they need, but it's clear that staff here and across europe are having to improvise solutions for their customers. dominant cane al jazeera berlin, tens of thousands of health workers have been rallying in spain's capital madrid there, protesting against what they say is the destruction of the public health system by the conservative regional government and by the popular parties, isabel, are you so madrid regional administration is come on the fire in recent years. the poor staffing in hospitals and primary health care centers. just as a madrid leaders are dismantling public health services in favor of private care providers. iran is restricting its supply of cheap oil to its ally, syria. the government is doubling the price that damascus currently pays for crude to the market. the market rate, which is more than 70 us dollars a barrel tear on, is also refused new deliveries on credit. and aust,

syria to pay in advance for any new oil supply. unless say iranian oil exports hit new hires in the last 2 months or 2022. despite us sanctions. a video has been held in los angeles for a black man who died this month after being repeatedly tailored by police. the death of kenan anderson is revived calls for more police accountability. 31 year old was the cousin of a prominent figure in the black live matter movement. he was stopped by offices in venice, california on january, the 3rd. the scene of traffic accident is issued in cutter. have welcome unesco, placing the craft of food playing on its world heritage list one crossman as the ancient instrument. with origins in the middle east and iran is gaining popularity . but further recognition can help to secure its future. you're a con report. ah,

musician, a master they could pull us croft shapes and bends will not poplar an ebony. this will create the tones and sounds of this pear shaped instrument that so beloved in this region. oh, well, it's help to establish the biggest issue in customer incentive selling fall. i in the scope of nest, if you have a head board, you know, many people cut all of using to you and no one else makes the instruments here. the way i do more people make them in egypt most in gutter. i'm just an extension to all the gyptian ood making skills. oh oh, it's origin state back to the 1st century b. c and central asia. and then it became popular across iraq, persia, syria, turkey, and egypt. these countries developed their own distinctive styles and sounds,

and his favorite is egyptian. oh lord, the bananas, belyea. oh, wow. i owed for me life. it's enchanting. i dropped out of studying mechanical engineering to work with because from a piece of wood, i could create an instrument that speaks expressed his emotions until storms. do united nations culture agency have now recognized the importance of food. which pulse says is a great step to which global exposure for so many in this region, the ood, if king captivating music audience, it's the centuries. it's inclusion on the unesco was heritage list. so it's historic importance in keeping the ancient found alive. but it's also appealing to you more experimental musician with jack up to rockman. anthony is one such musician. he plays the turkish food for me. choosing an instrument that is

relevant to the kinds of music i want to composite as arabic music or wood is the most versatile instrument we have in. i try not to be locked up in the tradition, but use it as a basis and then create whatever new sounds i can come up with in the sense of not only just trying to import from different practices, but trying to create new brock. ah, he says the root is becoming very popular among young people, a most self route they to, to learn. he wants to see more support the food in musical education. so it's rich . heritage could be developed using modern techniques. oh norah con out as there are tow hob ah.