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killed more than 1500 people. this is the moment a 2nd quake brought buildings crushing down and the turkish town of mulatto war torn northern syria has also been effected. at least 800 people are dead in areas where millions are living in tents. in freezing conditions, as everyone is watching us until getting us, we need help with everything. everything in every eat in each area. we need the midst of 2. i'm devin, ashwin, sports, manchester city face of possible points. the duction, after the premier league accuses the club of breaking of financial rules more than a 100 times ah, it's just gone past 1500 hours g m t that 6 p. m local time, inter kia and syria,

where frantic rescue efforts are underway after 2 powerful earthquakes killed, more than 2300 people across the region. it's being described as turkey as largest natural disaster in more than 80 years. a powerful quake chick, the south eastern region of pass our check early on monday morning. just hours later, a 2nd one struck in the southern city of corona morris. the 1st quake, which was a magnitude $7.00, was also felt in syria. and it produced many after socks. the tremor had a little after 4 in the morning local time. it brought down hundreds of buildings, inter kia and syria. and as they broke rescuer scrambled to find survivors. those hurts are still ongoing. inter kia, almost 1500 people are confirmed dead. the death toll in syria is above $800.00 hospitals. there are struggling to treat the injured versus sar is at an exhibition center and it's done bul. that's been converted into an aide collection point and

we have sent him close of our glue. also joining us from is tumble. we'll speak to both of them in a moment. but 1st, this report from huntsville. a multi study building collapses indiana. as a 2nd quake of $7.00, magnitude hits southeast and took it came hours after the 1st struck in the early hours of monday, killing more than a 1000 people cause an extensive destruction offered to focus disaster directory to mobilize the rescue teams from different provinces to the effect that the region doki ship could isn't as well. i appreciate it, and those policies gender matter immediately. and many other engineers also deployed to the risk team. sounds sure to the effect regions almost 10 provinces rescue workers dig through piles of deputy in a sense for survivors scenes of the fraction. but at the cross,

at least 10 cities in south east amount of tonia. thousands of homes have been left and that death tom keeps rising and harsh. winter with it is making rescue efforts more difficult. at blessing the nation president treasure played one, said the government is doing its best to deal with the situation. to sell all the good things there, billy did it in the turkish armed forces and emergency and disaster authority have been called to the affected areas. our priority is to rescue those and need that a mis 9000 people working. now, in the rescue efforts, all sort alicio in regards to international help and aid. we had contact with other countries. in addition to nato and the usa, there were 45 countries that have offered their home ah, took, it sits on top of a major seismic fault line and is frequently shaken by earthquakes. about 80000 people were killed in quakes that hit a north west in 1999 with

a history of such natural disasters. many are asking why the country wasn't better prepared to kia and syria where the hardest hit. but the quick was also felt for was the eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel, and as far away as egypt hammered one of the 0. let's now bring and send him, cassandra, she's monitoring developments for us from istanbul, sin m 1st on the death an injury toll as it stands right now after the 2 powerful earthquakes. yes, sir. the 2nd earthquake was as strong as the 1st swan, the rain, and some of the people say it was, they felt a much stronger than the previous one, especially in the cities like mulatto, which is closer to the 2nd epa center of them. and they are saying that they felt that much stronger. we're talking about the vast geography here during we're

talking about 101510 is since that is some of them are in decent size, then we're talking about at least 10000000, maybe more than 12000000 people who are living in these cities in these areas. so this is a tough task for the turkish authorities and local rescue workers to deal with as millions or outsides. millions have been tested with these 2 earthquakes. and the after show that comes more than a 100 during the day after the 1st, after the 1st shake in the morning. so some of the places we are hearing that the rescue workers haven't even been able to reach out to those places. but call her mom or the epicenter of this earthquake and got down to one of the biggest densities that host millions of people. and also that host the biggest number of

syrian fuji's those cities have been badly affected. and we are hearing that high is also in bad condition. there are so many buildings that have been collapsed, but we don't have many reports to gording to how, sorry, on top your region. so it is level 4 alarm codes for tooth care that requires international assistance. and we have heard western countries. nathan members, including the united states, great, georgia, verizon, many countries trying to help to keep sending troops or rescue workers medical supplies. also, just 15 ago we heard from the turkish minister turkish presidency. that's russian president vladimir putin called the turkish president and conveyed his condolences about the losses of the earth faith, and he informed turkish president on how his country will assist in the search and rescue operations. throughout the week and in the coming days. and so international

assistance, especially these days are very important as the 1st 3 days after these earthquakes are critical for the survivors who are trapped under the rebels. yes, and i'm, as you're saying time is of the essence, and we're looking at the light fixture. we were just a moment ago off the, the aftermath of that earthquake, the story buildings. and presumably, we're also hearing that some airports have been closed. some roads have been damaged. so what does this mean for the, for the search and rescue teams who are trying to get to the most affected areas? what are we learning from the authorities about that rescue operation and how it's going welder and took is prone to earthquakes in its history. but this time it is different because 1st the geography that has been hit by this earthquake is very vast. we're talking about a huge amount of people about the big population. and of course,

the biggest challenge is the when winter conditions throughout the last week through kia has been going through harsh winter conditions, especially in the eastern, on a told, in cities these days, these months are very critical because the snow is having even some, will. it has been difficult the weekend we have been receiving warnings from the disaster management agency that tuesday and wednesday it will be difficult and if some will because of snow and the wind and heavy rain since last night, flights have been canceled to the cities because of the weather conditions and it was right before the earthquake happened and after the earthquake, as you said, a port, sorry close in garza, i'm in hot type in car, her mom or and in other now these are the city is badly affected by this earthquake . and there is no access, and for instance, the highway between high and got then to has, has been told to the correct if people are not able to access to some of the

district which makes it to reach out to those people for help us search and risky more and more difficult, but why more vehicles more more carriers actually are needed as the turkish president pointed out in his speech earlier in the day. so this is, this is a difficult situation. also some infrastructure have been a hit there is we know that there are 2 hospitals, one in its kinda room, and one in hotels that have collapse. and the natural gas pipelines in ga sounds have been cut her mom i have been also hits. and as for the vice president mentioned this more, it may take days to repair those pipelines, which means even if people have a safe houses, it will be difficult for them to warm up under these heavy winter conditions because we saw in the pictures and we heard from the people that we know and got

them to happen in other places. when they to come to the streets after the earthquake, it was very cold and it was very difficult for them to stay outside. some of them went to the public buildings or some of them went to the most big places that they could warm, often stay safe. so the coming hours are going to be very difficult for the turkish people who have survived this earthquake and for the rescue workers that as it's becoming dark, it is a difficult task and everybody prays for turkey, a neighbor and friend. the countries are trying to reach out to true kid with a medical aid and with and more human source like rescue workers. but more is going to be needed for this country that has been going through. it's one of its worth earthquakes and its history. thank you so much for that update from istanbul were over in the white house, the national security advisor,

jake sullivan said that the u. s. is profoundly concerned, adding washington stands ready to provide assistance. he said, president biden has directed us aid and other federal government partners to assess response options to help those affected. and the u. s. will continue to monitor the situation in coordination with the government of turkey. the u is also sending rescue teams though european commission president. ursula under lions, says the blocks members stand and full solidarity with the people of turkey and syria. and we'll continue helping any way they can. let's now bring a restful sword our. he's joining us from a stumble wrestler at an exhibition center that's been converted into an aides collection points. tell us what sort of aid has been pouring through, what's needed and what's missing. well here is this exhibition center has been built to host the exhibitions to pull to go

gathering the conference, the seminars. but as you also said today has been converted into an aide center. so early in the morning the most out of your is stumble, a schooled on people. busy to bring the essentials that are most needed in the south in cities or turkey, where did the earthquake has yet heart of the so people responded to doubt pools. and now we can see that they are reagan, the clothes, the food, the diapers, and the heaters, every essentials that is very much needed in that city is so you can see that people are peck into stuff here that lived quite it is quite an afford on the way here done this packages are being taken by the vehicles and loaded into the trucks to be sent to the east or southeastern said is off off charge. so why have you been here about seen thousands of people coming in and out and bring in different

variety of the staff and their specials that are needed. so you're talking about pan cities, it is quite a wide geography that this earthquake is, is covered. and this is the 2nd largest earthquake that's happening in turkey in the last 100 years. and already we are talking about more than 1000 people killed and more than 70000 people injured and almost around 3000 houses. buildings have been have been called left, so we see that that metric pictures are coming from the various cities in the south, then south, eastern or off turkey. that's why these activities are quite important. the won't spend at the office stumble. i said, up to st. there's one in european side of the stumble and the other one in asia, inside of istanbul, so they are gathered. it is essential to be delivered to the areas that have been affected by the by did not quit. and also there's already,

someone is not on the city that is old in these events. what activities or setting up there is a that centers in many cities across is stumble, monster pallet, these have joined. there is a force. and now they are delivered in death aids to the cities that people are in desperate need of this essentials due to the extreme conditions. and also we, because even in the fact that thousands of people are now homeless in the streets and really they need this help. so it is a, at a nation in, in the morning. but also there should be in a very significant level of the solidarity as well. thank you so much wrestle for that update from an exhibition center in a sample that's now been converted into an aides collection points. well across the border in syria, the devastation is also wide spreads bare communities that had already begun. been struggling to survive. after years of 4 have been completely destroyed. vanna hood,

that reports a child is told to recite to prayer, i know i love dropped under the rubble of a collapse building. this is the human toll of a major earthquake that struck central turkey. it was felt hard in neighboring syria. hundreds of people have already lost their lives, buildings collapsed across towns and cities and on both sides of the front lines of the war in syria. in areas under the control of the government and those controlled by the opposition. 8 hello. * desperate appeals for help from those already struggling to survive after more than a decade of war. in rebel areas, there are no state structures to deal with. such a disaster calls are growing for emergency aid as residential areas are leveled to

the ground abuse or you can come in, civilian buildings have completely been destroyed due to an earthquake that hit the northwest of syria around 4 30 in the morning. the situation is dire and catastrophic. tens of buildings have fallen in the city of sel. kin is complete electrical blackout. it's really catastrophic. everyone is on the streets. the buildings are either destroyed or barely holding here. many of the buildings that collapse were already not structurally sound. do 2 years of war. civil defense team say they need machinery to rescue people while the few hospitals that survive the government attacks in recent years are overwhelmed. the medical victor or the north northwest project exhausted by the bomb being by the station by the g many hosp, the many doctors were killed by the big and the best time that we were

support from the pandemic covey and after and after. now the media can stick to cannot handle all of those engine cannot receive. all those injured people are already facing a severe storm. in freezing temperatures and aftershocks are making their lives worth. more shelter is needed. as many families are, again, made homeless in a region where millions displaced by war live intense powerful tremors were felt lebanon as well. they start to just after 3 a. m, when most people were asleep and lasted for at least 40 seconds. there was chaos. as many people evacuated their homes. damage may have been minimal here, but more tremors are feared. back in syria, the extent of the humanitarian tragedy is only becoming apparent. center for their elders. eda failed. let's go over to damascus and speak to emma stuff. i bella mere,

he's joining us from there. he is the un residence and humanitarian coordinator in syria. welcome to be al jazeera news. our sir, what is your assessment of the situation so far? and what are your teams on the ground telling you about what they're seeing? it's a very difficult situation. it's a sub situation here in syria. we have already a difficult a difficult situation before 11 years of war. and now, nature is even making it harder on us in the pool, for example, we have already $4040.00 builders, have collapsed, and new buildings are suffered to be structural damage and made to collapse my gloves in time. we are very use in schools for incense, when people homeless people who are already have been homeless, maybe before many schools have collapse so so i am no longer can not be used so that the situation is difficult and not only in our level and,

and homes but also the key and the, the cost of the home ition. we have the suggestion that is not easy for me is up to him 1st infrastructure the school. the rose water is also have been missed. we live very much on the tank water, the water tanks, and many, many, many of them either need to serious repair or a needs to be replaced. i understand that there does not provide services, but rather at coordinates. the response, so challenging has been for you to coordinate the response. under these circumstances. we have teams in tubs in haller, in the area, and they're working and we are coordinating there, we have some sectors score coordinates in various various areas of human in areas. we are also coordinate in the level of the mosque because we are working with part

knows national and seals international and local partners, the govern government at levels. and we can actually we're ready to work and we are facilitating that there is a huge need. we have already, we will have been suffering huge needs whether we are talking about have education, our fuel, or even fuel. we don't have here. if we want to address the situation which is becoming a really serious roles have been damaged. fuel is not available. stuff is not available. hospitals, some of them got damage in and, and the navy in other places. we need a lot of help here when you ok, let me talk about that help. what sort of aids is getting into, into these areas? yes. all of us, the agencies, the human 2nd community international and the,

the, all the partners here are using whatever's talk where they have, we have already, we have food, we have the food stamps, we have a close winter clothes sheets. but all of these have been stuck for the normal needs of the city and people. and now because of the sea and emergency, we're moving with these, we're moving and we're using them. but that needs to be represented, replenished. in the next few days, we will use whatever stock we have. medical needs are huge. we are already work in to bring medical supplies from outside the we're getting all the facilitation from the part says to gets into the country all these needs, whether they're medical or others. and we're also getting a lot of sports in terms of access to the us in the north and the whole not

beyond the north west hama, homes, the blood to the target tours all these places. and if we look at the theory, if we look at the northwest, the syria in particular, last month of course, the un security council agreed to allow aid. and so part of the country from turkey across one border crossing. and that's the bible, how a border crossing. so do you think that some of the restrictions will be relax now to allowed aid in and will the age still be going in through that particular crossing or elsewhere? i think that's how that's the cross border from the clear into into the northwest. and we are talking about that northwest plus hollow and hummed. and just to remind the people of something hello is only a 120 kilometers from the epi sensor. and does the ship and the conditions of hello

not the same that we are already in a very kind of difficult situation in terms of the infrastructure that the loads, water, electricity, fuel. so the impact of this is as big as what we see in other places. and that is, i think the problem we have, your question is whether we can get from this side from hello to reach those people in need wherever they are with that they're in the northwest or in the coastal area or in thompson and other places that have been affected, we are ready to do us. we are ready to do that and we can't under rely on our part as all our prices to facilitate that access. because here we're not talking politics. we're talking access to people and access to women and children that are actually go to sleep at night outside. and we all know that now we have colleagues

and we have people in the started to, in the end, hallo, will go into sleep in freezing temperature and it's going to snow if it's not over the snow snowing in that area. so we don't have you been guaranteed to access just for clarity. have you been guaranteed access to every area that you need to reach from our side from the moscow side? yes, we have been guaranteed that access as soon as his requested it will be granted. now we need also to have that kind of guarantee from other partners other slides, i mean beyond the mask because those areas that are on the west of syria. i cannot now at this point, answer your question, but i am making this appeal to facilitate access those people because we cannot

afford to see people who have been suffering all these years. again, suffer now and actually nature is met. i can, it's hard on us. okay, we'll leave it there or we thank you very much for speaking to us from damascus. mr . elmwood, thank you so much. you're welcome. thank you. that's the light fixture, once again from john off in turkey. yes. where as you can see, it's getting dark just after 6 pm there. and the search and rescue operation is still ongoing. and also is there a producer of model her feed is, in fact sheltering with his family and guardian tap. and he gave us this update a little earlier on this weekend. so now that you see like hundreds and thousands of cars just only in and out the streets, people don't know where they are going. actually like we just moved to buy some

breads for the kids and we spend over than one hour just standing in the line to get 5 pieces of bread that's mean like people is panicked. like what do they want to do where they want to go? they don't know. now the street that i'm standing in there is a dozen of call is just waiting in the line in front of a gas station. they want to fill up their cause and they really don't know where they want to go. but what, what they should do, nobody knows if we are faced right now in one of the most me and family, my mother and my father and my kids on the aftershocks is make us, at least like we just like crazy. like we feel it's we try to run and it's, and we feel as we try to run and it's and, but the 2nd law just both quick, i one call it's after trucks because it's coming like 7.8. it's similar to the 1st one. bits make us all crazy,

like we start running like crazy and you can see hundreds of people inside the moss . they just want to survive by their life. so far we couldn't see any much of a house coming toward our areas as we don't have much destroyed, then damage is building. but we've seen many heading around us, especially the electricity and the gas company, which they are just running to turn off some of the fires with 3 stop after the 2nd earth. i'm from our side, like you can see many people that just need more food, more blankets, more people start on line and standing outside the street. they don't feel safe, even inside a mosque or whatever. it's like a government building. they don't feel safe. they just standing outside in the snow and it's now under that, that it's too cold, like i'm talking to you and i'm shaking it really too cold outside

let. so now bring in says gain. cat i goes, he is the international coordinator of the i. h h u, monetary and really foundation. he's joining us on skype, from killer city in turkey. a thanks for speaking to us. we really appreciate your time. you yourself experience the to earthquakes. tell us, tell us about that moment and, and what you felt. ok, thank you. do 1st truck is was at 4 o'clock in the early morning and it was very, very interesting for me because it was the 1st time in my life eating something like that because i wasn't sleeping and he was, i was like on the see like on the water, it was really interesting so, and it needs to take it to lead a long time to finish. and after that,

the after shrugs. it was very interesting or so because the, when you try to do something then it's right. ready to run away from the building, it is coming again coming again like i was really sort of fight because of that. and my family. he was saying all the people was on the lot in the morning in the early morning. so it was very, very hard for us may be the people are moving for. ready shelters here and or, i mean, you know, i am looking in the same time and we transform our photos rules here to the shower from the start here. i'm saying here,

ordering teams on the ground telling you about the situation and how the search and rescue operation is going. as we can see, it's now almost nightfall in turkey, you risky of the big team here. ready on the field then who can throw in at all 1000 people are working in our rescue team and they are saying that they are coming from. ready park leave and. ready lendy reach, the reason they fade for really that's because everybody is on the. ready road on the seat and nobody was nobody 4 feet on the day at home and someone rolled, sorry for that also. and they couldn't reach reagan. some of our love

regional lisa will allow. so it's very hard for us to reach that and we are ripping from bus kits, wheels, but the people, it is very, very hard to go back so hard for us. i know that you've also said this, you are getting some aid, but you need more support. what sort of support do you needs going forward and what sort of aids is still missing? it is the support actually because mostly the shelter and the me in as we can see say shouts or you can me in chance or rain. ready it's matt electric. ready keiths or blankets like this very

basic accident because he is very hard. see leon weird because he is being cold. the weather is too small. ready get raining. ready on. ready so the basic will serve shelter and to please stay with maybe more need some blanket or something like that. okay, it will have to leave it there. we thank you and we thank you for your time with us on al jazeera. okay, thank you very much. so search and rescue efforts are underway across southern tor kia where too powerful earthquakes have killed more than 1500 people. the shallow tremor lasted a minute causing hundreds of buildings to collapse. and in war torn northern syrian, it was also affected in the death toll. there is more than 800 hospitals are

struggling to treat the injured we'll move on to some other world news now and tell you about is really forces who have killed at least 5 palestinians during a raid and jericho in the occupied by spank israel says 2 of the individuals killed were involved in an attack that happened late last month. neither abraham reports, ne, accounting, the deadline was impossible for palestinians theatre jericho in the occupied westbank. in this room on the outskirts of awkward debate refugee camp. witnesses, se palestinian fighters change fire with israeli forces to them. allah blood is all next left here. after these released took bodies with them done side. it was a very difficult situation. and israeli forces shot at us and at another ambulance and prevented us from helping the wounded. it was only hours later this time he would informed at least 5 alice damien, had been killed among them,

2 brothers. while families are open morning houses, it's not clear when and if they'll get the chance to bury their son. israel has a policy of withholding buddies of palestinians accuses of killing is really feel more risk whatsoever. is there even a day that passes by without a massacre? what you expect our sons to do? go through sweetser flowers at the israelis impossible for is ready for to say 2 of those killed carried out. a gun attack near in the league is really supplement more than a week ago, although no one was injured in the shooting. it was who was behind it that were these releases and you armed group called the alphabet job brigade claims responsibility. as a result is really forces imposed and knowing they've located on jericho on saturday and his really, really failed to arrest and suspects but led to a gunfight. where in this part of the west bank for years,

jerry guys remains relatively calm when it comes to act of resistance. but at the same time it witnesses the daily struggles of being under military occupation. like supplement expansion, house, munitions, and land confiscation. last year, more young palestinians doing quite in groups in jeannine and nav, listen the north of the west bank. now that also happening in jericho, decent ball suggest more than half of palestinians support the struggle against israel, the highest number into decades. many here say that's not surprising for society, that field left behind bites leaders in the world was having to piece of an increasingly violent israeli military occupation with that. but him and just either be occupied with bank international assistance or started arriving in parts of chile that have been ravaged by wildfires. the fires have killed at least 24 people in the story. hundreds of homes, strong winds,

and high temperatures are also making it difficult for fire cruise to control the blazes. the president has declared emergencies and the worse hit regions. let's the cross over through latin america editor see a new and she's joining us from santa juana in chile. so how bad is it to see it's, it's, it's awful it's, it's really quite heartbreaking to see what has happened here in just such a short amount of time. it's very, very hot here just to give you an idea of the temperature. this is what happened. the metal was burned to during the fire, but that's, that's just the tip of the iceberg. this what you had see right behind me to my side were 2 homes where 2 different families were living. the public works department has sent a bulldozer to try to clear some of the rubble. these people were lucky. they have jobs in other in other areas they don't are not. even though this is the

countryside. they have full time jobs. but a lot of the people who have lost their homes have now no, no way to make a living, no money to replace what happened and worse yet, there are still an undetermined amount of people missing. just over to my left is you can get an idea of just how ferocious the fires were and this was all on fire until just yesterday. and just on the other side of this hill or mountain, there are dozens and dozens of homes for people who live on roads that have no ready access. so it's very hard for them to escape. and the authorities have not gone up there yet. nobody's been able to check to see if these people were able to make it out on time, or whether they did not survive, as that has been the case that we've been hearing of many of the people here in santa juana. they've been heart breaking stories, heart warming stories of solidarity, for example, a neighbor who came to help

a friend whose house was burning. and he himself died in the attempt to help his friend. and the man's wife, though, is still trying to help everyone else here in the neighbourhood. others are bringing food, water, all the things that nobody else here has. but on the other hand, some of the worst aspects of humanity you might say, have been showing their, the face looters, people trying to come in and feel the very little or nothing that's left here in a place like this. so the, the owner that you may see behind me here of this plot of land is spent is spending the night here in a little tent because he says that even if it's a little bit of metal that left, it can be recycled. and there can help him at least to try to start over again. ok, thank you so much. lucy newman reporting from chile health care workers in the u. k . are on the picket line for their biggest strike. yes. i said, i don't know if there's an ambulance to say,

patients are being put at risk by understanding. unions are demanding better pay on conditions. the government says it can't afford the pay rises. they're asking for the above reports from brighton and southern england's well across the country. we've got ambulance work because i know he's out on strike together for the 1st time. both of those sectors pushing for pay raise it in line with inflation now they have dismissed the idea from the government that they are talking on pay in the unions is saying that there is room for compromise as shown in wales and in scotland, where it had been code up to improve pay offers. the government's accused ambulance workers are putting patients' lives at risk by not communicating where they taking industrial action in that bugs. the head of the gym, be union representing workers, says that it's simply a lie. you are actually safer on a slate day because our members are leaving picket lines and we have arranged

trouble to cover people who are and the need is simply not to tony government wasteful. so she spent less playing trying to time. i'm going to walk out and try to resolve it. what if anything, it seems that the policy is actually getting worse right now. you've got health boxes urging the government to get around the table and talk about syrup. it's going on right in the near future. impulsively junior adults as well, that doesn't seem to be much sign of a great group. members of frances national assembly had begun debating a controversial pension reform bill. president minute micro wants to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. hundreds of thousands of people who join nationwide protests against the reforms on tuesday, transport workers and teachers will be going to strike for the 3rd time this year. harry faucet has more from paris. well, battle is being rejoined here in the issue that it's really dominating french

politics right now. the proposal by the president's emmanuel micron to raise the retirement age from 60 to 64 opposition parties. imagining that arguments and strategies here at the national assembly, they're going to try to get the measure scrapped or put it to a referendum. neither of those things likely to get through. then the next phase is likely to be a whole raft of amendments. they're proposing some $20000.00 amendments to this legislation, which is due to be debated over the course of the coming month time to delay at time to make their arguments publicly once again in opposition. as for the president's party, while his prime minister has offered a slight concession, but 20 year olds and 21 year olds, would be allowed to retire at $62.00 as well. that is something that may bring the conservative. they report on board and off to get their votes as well, which could see the bill through. however, even then the delay, in fact, the opposition could make that very difficult. so there is another option open to

the president of a decree of the constitution instrument that could just force this legislation through that carries real risks though the potential no confidence vote a fresh elections, but it could be a risk that president macro feels is worth taking because this is a question of his identity as a reforming president potentially of his legacy as well and set against that as a national identity, which very much values life overwork some 69 percent of people are opposed to this legislation. and that's why we're expecting again on tuesday, a huge turn out in terms of national strikes and protest, more than a 1000000 people again for a 3rd week running expected on the streets. russia as foreign minister is heading to molly on his 1st official trip to the african nation. the visit from sir good, la grove, comes a day after molly expelled the head of the you and human rights mission. after being declared person on grub, russia has been looking to african nations for supports as relation deteriorate to the west over the war and ukraine. this will be lab,

rob's 3rd trip to the continent in the past 6 months. let's, let's talk is following developments from the car. just sergei, law of the foreign minister of russia is to begin his 1st ever visit of molly and other senior diplomat is expelled from the country after the french ambassador, the representative of the west african body eco bossy, un spokesperson to the peacekeeping mission. in molly, it's now the turn of another who represents the human rights section of the un peacekeeping mission in molly. so why is he being expelled? well, on tuesday there was a un security council meeting on molly in that meeting, a representative of civil society that works closely with him. and he took to the floor, accused maryan forces, but also russian fighters of possible crimes against humanity and war crime. that doesn't matter. they systematically attacked civilian populations and looted

their valuables and their livestock, which is a violation of their cultural heritage. therefore, i call on the malia authorities to stop these acts, which are possible war crimes and crimes against humanity. now the 1000000 authorities deny any wrong doing, in fact, they say that the russian fighters are helping them fight off arm groups linked to isolate and arcade. and so the visit a surg lover of comes at a time where the relationship between molly and international actors is deteriorating. molly is home to the biggest un peacekeeping mission, the most expensive one and the deadliest one. and there are now in molly more than 7000000 people displaced one in for money and are need of urgent humanitarian assistance. tens of thousands of fled their homes in the eastern democratic republic of congo after renewed attacks by the m $23.00 on group fighters are set to be backed by neighboring rwanda, which it's government denies law. someone has more from the village of kinky

eric and die a shimmy. a says he couldn't bury his 78 year old mother after she was hacked to death with machetes. fighters from the n. 23 armed group attacked his village last week in eastern democratic republic. of congo, new i live, i move in to my mom left home to go and farm. and suddenly the in 23 appeared and killed her little brother, witness. it came to tell us, we didn't go there because we feared if the killing an old woman didn't be killing young people like us as well. a little bit more eric's among tens of thousands of people who fled their homes in recent days. this camp on the outskirts of the city of goma, new home. we went up into the hills to see where they come from. we accompanied an army general, who was visiting commanders near the front line. most of the people that live

around here have fled the homes and the shops are empty. they've been taken over by soldiers who turn this village into a base. and here they are looking across their enemy on that distant hillside. the slopes here, a steep terrain makes it very difficult for anyone to attack or defend the armies last waves of territory to n 23 in the last 4 months, many congo. liza questioning why the government hasn't done more to supporters forces and 20 threes, rapidly growing stronger, denies committing atrocities that it's frequently accused of its fighters carry rwandan army equipment and london soldiers have been photographed among them, wandered denies, supporting them, valley, them. and so she bellowed, yeah, this is not m $23.00, it's through one than army. and you should know that 23 is not only with through

want an army, but it's also supported by other groups operating that in congo. and this by you and investigators rights groups and residents all say congos forces have collaborated with armed groups to fight against them. 23, congo government denies it. when the accused congo of hiring foreign mercenaries, congos government has its hired form of french soldiers. as military instructors, we need some instruct all. and i think with those who are working with them, it's a group of what you're calling france leisure. and the joy of tarzan the lama phase . they are well known, they come to give some instruction to our military simple. further up in these hills, a colton mines vast sums for whoever controls them. the people who lived here farming the slopes and now camped in the valleys, hoping somebody will bring them food, has been conflict here on and off since the 1990s. now it's intensifying once again

. malcolm web al jazeera, kinky democratic republic of congo, still had only al jazeera news hour, a football in morocco, time the country build on its world comp success, and one day host the tournament. so bob story is coming up and sport with jump. ah

ah ah ah ah ah, for the sports is hers drummel. thank you. during gone has football association says it's praying for one of the national team players. he's thought to be buried

under the rubble off to the earthquake into kit and syria christian out, so he plays a half high school in the turkey soup league is thought to be traps off the 7.8 magnitude. quite kids are monday morning. the 31 year old school, the only goal in his team victory on sunday. so used to play in the premier league, the chelsea and then new castle, newcastle say that praying for some positive news. meanwhile, all sorts events across the care has been suspended. please manchester city face a possible points. the duction after the premier league accused him of breaking financial rules over a 100 times the legal ledges. the rule breaches took place over a period of 9 seasons from 2009 to 2018 and has referred the matter to an independent commission. among the accusations its claim city failed to provide accurate numbers when it came to their revenue and how much they paid. one of the managers in 2020 city will banned from the european champions. like the 2 seasons over financial rule breaches. but that was overturned by the court arbitration for

sports. in a statement city said they were surprised by the premier league actions and welcomed an independent commission review of what they called irrefutable evidence that exists in support of the clubs position. while this once again put city bombs, pep squad, viola, in an awkward position. he's come out in defense of the clubs, bosses on this issue several times over the last few years or the one apologize for anything. i'm sorry guys. major city don't have apologize because the 3 independent judge's independent judge of the site. we have done properly. everything is clear, more than clear is impossible. so in, of course i'm going to defend michael up, i believe. because i said to them, if you lay a to me that they asked of him, i will be out and you want to be my name. but will finance expert mark middling says we must remember, the city has not been found guilty of anything yet. and that the premier league

must be careful that whatever punishment they do to shout mustn't unintended consequences. there are a range of penalties that much of city could get. and they range from anything from fine. please. deductions lights up being kicked out. emily, i think it's very unlikely that we'll see much of the city or the from really my job is that you on the biggest names in there, and they will have a huge georgia fans watching the premier li, globally, premier league aren't going to want to have one of that biggest names, you know, i, we side of that to, to work potentially be g viewing figures of the emily, my also the family might also be worried about what the months if you think they all kicked out. so dot coach thought, for example, steps towards the european similarly, i'm sure the family wouldn't want map. so i don't say it's been the penalties,

interest kick, manchester city out of the league. so that leaves 2 penalties, fines or point deductions. and i think we might get a possibility of both if my just city off, i'm guilty the to the club, walk up in morocco. and ral madrid will be without some of that big stars when they entered the semi final stage. but on door when a current bens my go keep a whole lot and defend the minutes, i will miss wednesdays game against awfully because of injury. but they may be fit for the final if they make it through ral, aiming to win the tournament for a record extending 5th time. the 1st time we find on tuesday, the south american champions, flamingo, and to the competition. they're up against a saudi arabia's al. hello, who beats with casa blanca, on penalties in the previous rounds?

as for the hosts, morocco's ambitions to stage major football tournaments tens with this one. the country has the 2025 africa cup of nations in its sights and its ultimate targets is to one day bring the wild cup back to africa. and the richardson how's this report from or about the, this is where world cup dreams a born morocco is investing in foot board every level. there are hundreds of pitches like this across the country. giving young players affordable access to coaching and competitive matches. as you walk through last it is you'll see those stubblefield everywhere. wherever do a spot the, there was nothing there. the government will use it to put this kind of feel called, i mean our big my label, which is which means like close to the community, me near the moroccan capital overabundance is the mohammed, the sick academy,

and national center of excellence where players age 12 and older goes to study and play football. graduates include for the morocco squad, we took part in the recent world cup coach runs the semi finals in capsule was a 1st for an african team. less feel good. is another wilco record? the country has. morocco has been a host the world cup 5 times each occasion. it has failed, meaning the country has the unwonted title of most well cut bits without success. it all began when it missed out on the 1994 final. tonight had states by just 3 votes, and most recently, the nation found to land the 2026 tournaments. morocco is likely to bid for the 2030 will come, possibly in a joint effort with portugal and spain. we have good stadiums and good infrastructure. maroka could organize any tournament if you want proof then right now we have the world cup for

a 3rd time. it's something that's good for the game in morocco and for arab and african football. so why not? why shouldn't we have the world cup here? after a hang bull kit is a professor of sport and sociology, he says the national team success and the countries ambitions a host, the world cup can have an impact far beyond the football pitch. give a push to our country. that doesn't mean that like, oh no, it's like the wither of ost. everything would change for me. okay, we'll be happy and local the rich country. no. but things could be really moving to a better better way. the world kept was like an opportunity to say that we could really do something. we could really become an influence and a good country and sport and then other sectors, buttons should really work for them. some good news could be heading morocco's way in the next few days that the decision expected on whether it's been successful and

it's bits. a host, a 2025 cup of nations, africa's biggest international football tournaments. and the richardson al jazeera robots. that is all your sport for now. i will have another update just off the 1845. gmc will see you then. thank you so much, jim. thanks for watching. i'll be 0 back in just a moment with all the updates from turkey and syria. ah mm. hm. debating the issues of the day, the 5 largest polluters that the world are in india,

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