school companies can normally, the problem is not just affecting simple pain killers and antibiotics across the continent. the european medicines agency says currently 13 key drugs are in short supply. the shortage of medicine applies across europe. the spool and pharmacy stones are increasingly having to find alternative drugs to those doctors are prescribed in order to help their patients. i'm 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 had to improvise. so sometimes we relief and not the active ingredient more strongly. it was prescribed and theme have to adjust the dosage. ah . ready as rescue as race against time to search for survivors, the death toll from

a turkey and syria earthquakes crosses 37000. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera la from dough. so coming up, define the odds one week since the earthquake struck, one young survivors pulled from a collapse building in turkey. katara sends much needed aid to syria's quake affected regions. the acid regime agrees to open 2 more order, prostate plus. he's in anger and israel, of the parliament debates, giving it so tile is to overrule the supreme court. ah mm mm. it's been one week since to devastate earthquakes, hit turkey,

and syria, and the u. n. is now warning. the rescue phase of the response is coming to a close. the focus is now switching to caring for survivors. more than 37000 people have been declared dead across the 2 countries. but the final toll is like it to be significantly higher. we have a team of correspondence covering the disaster. natasha. her name is in and takia wrestle. sarah is in mad at mr. in syria. some he said, dan is in no dye at stephanie becca. begins are coverage with rescue us from the city of carmel marsh. it is physically and emotionally exhausting. sleep is brief. no one has stopped for days. but the determination of these rescue teams, both turkish and international. many of them are volunteers, is unbreakable. we have been working with a, with the same minor people from docket, and then they call us do coffee with our dog and our local feed and not be mistaken ever. they have miraculously 7 days on identified life and are working to reach

what's believe to be a mother and our 3 week old baby. but they have seen too much death here. i'm really sad thing and we have been talking about this really we have got it. when we found people, their children are always in the bed. and bodies have tried to reach the children that come into the their, their bedroom, the task of the rescue and recovery walkers is voss. you can tell where the devastation begins, or where it ends. as one volunteer told me, he said, if you go up to damage across the southeast, that makes what is already an incredibly difficult task. even more challenging g, anger is a local volunteer. he's been working with fire fighters from missouri by john genesis in a diety estimate, even though william over a dead body. and we give the course to the family. they still hug ourselves and think awesome. and that they got the body back and i was to pray over and dirty,

grateful even to be handed your dead. this is the reality of this unimaginable tragedy. one rescue worker told us, even if all the countries in the world said teams to help, it would never be enough. stephanie decker al jazeera cut him on my dash south eastern to kia will against all odds survivors are still being found. 13 year old con was rescued on monday, after a 100 and to ours, under the rubble of collapse, apartment building and the turkish putting some half a. i've also been moments of hope enjoy in the city of adelman, where young girl is rescued. after being trapped for more than 170 out, somebody say dad has been following the latest developments from dia. the last 2 bodies of the last 2 children who were trapped in the rubble of that building behind me were finally located, got pulled out, deceased. it was quite an emotional ending to

a very tense day that started with hope with 18 year old sod that being pulled alive from the rubble telling people my sisters in their my younger sisters in the she's alive, please reach her while they struggled. they called an extra teams, international teams even joined the effort. they eventually found her sister. sadly, she was dead. and as time is gone by, it's just been an emotional rollercoaster hoping that perhaps the next member of the 15 members of that family would be found alive and one after the other. they were all located and sadly brought out in body bags. and we saw this cycle of hope turning to grief. this is going to turn into a clean up authoration. that's going to be an intensification of the focus and as well, to provide for the people who are left alive and what to do with more and more bodies

that will now come out of the rubble and increasing numbers in body bags. that's going to put a strain on the system to and as i said, you can't see it. now it's nighttime, so we can get the drone up. but there's a 10 city which the authorities have put up here. and those people, they are now getting things like blankets to them. they're getting food to them. but there's still an issue with some basic well, what i province is one of the hardest hit parts of our kia natasha. her name is in the city of takia, with more on the recovery effort there. untouched is now a city of earth quake ruins. this st gives you an indication as to why it has been decimated. one man tells us we are psychologically broken. there are no services people have been told to evacuate yet some remain. that's because they are holding a soul shattering weeklong vigil waiting for their loved ones to be pulled out of

the rubble. holding on to the hope, however, infant testable that they will be granted a miracle rescue. eugene only until the shoot our loved ones need us to be strong. my beloved nephew and his wife are under the rubble. g. know the tiny line between hope and despair. i'm going through this for the last few days between miracle and reality. she was the people who remain are also living in the rubble. they say they've been given food, they've been given clothing, but they still don't have shelter. they complain that the search and rescue operation was slow to begin here and on takia. they say it took about 3 or 4 days after the earthquake hit to begin in earnest. since the earthquakes hit more than a week ago, there has been a national reckoning over the well known use of shoddy construction material and the lax enforcement of building codes in compliance with earthquake engineering standards. warnings were issued, amnesty is given. now people are angry coverages. it's wrong to blame the

government, although they've made mistakes. i think all the responsibilities on the contractors, the ministry of justice has issued 100. 34 arrest warrants, arrested. 3 people and police are searching for more than 100 suspects in connection with building code violations. as for the people here in on takia, they say they know this diverse city with each it routes will rebuild. but given the is work proportions of this devastation, they know it will take very long time. natasha, good name al jazeera and tuck. yeah. turkey. syrian president bashar assad has agreed to allow a deliveries into the rebel held northwest through 2 additional border crossings. at least 5700 people lost their lives and syria. anger is now building their with survivors saying the international community has let them down. aid has been slow

to arrive in the country, which has already been ravaged by 12 years of civil war. racial city has more from northern syria, beer in modern the sin in northwest syria. this place was not he, it's hard by the earthquake. however, there has been some nearby legions. districts here that were hit quite hot and as a result, thousands of families have been left without houses. now. they need tans. they need warn clots because it is freezing cold. it's winter here and cut. there has been one of the 1st companies that responded to the disaster in, in syria, so to they cut their cent it's 2nd cornwell, off aid. and now we are here that it has been received by the people. so it contains diapers for the, for the kids, and also that tans and the heaters and many other essentials that are desperately needed here. so we can see that now the tans has just been set up and there are

some other places also, the tans of the tans are being set up by did the, by the civil defer to, by, by the civil society here. and also by the death cut that he aid workers as well. so north west syria is roughly horn to more than 4000000 people. and it has seen a more than a decade long civil war. so disasters are overlapping here and they're receiving quite a little here. i have been to they really and them weirdly. i have talked to one of the aid workers here and said that they are quite receiving very, very tiny from the international community. so every drop of age really saves lives here. so that's why this kind of 8 convoys are quite essential here. and also have talked to the head of white helms, rosella, he told me that if they could have received an international aid earlier,

they will be able to save much more lives. but now as of now, more than 5000 people have already died here. and the rescue teams who are still dealing with the rebels, they said that they do not have the dead at more than rescue recruitment. they do not have the diggers acts await theirs. and they do not have also the heavy lifting machinery that are quite needed here. and we, even, they do not have the light that they can continue through the night. they rescue a force. however, that is the situation here. as i said, did the north, west syria, all of syria has been hit hard by 12 years of civil war. but now after the earthquake, that they had a lethal but the earthquake has taken data as well. and the 8th here is much more needed than ever. this was out of that. i'll just 0. margaret miss mean northwest

as syria. will kristen louise at un headquarters in new york with more on a delivery into syria? the united nations has maintained that under international law. it needs either permission from the syrian government or a resolution from the security council to allow aid into the country in until this point. it only had one security council authorized cross border entry point into north western syria that it was allowed to use. so martin griffith, the chief humanitarian aid chief here at the united nations, went to visit syria over the weekend. and i made an appeal to the president bashar assad for more access to these hard hit areas. they were working on a more aide coming in from within syria as well. but they said that it wasn't happening quickly enough that the act of getting deliveries across the front line

in a conflict zone was causing too many headaches and too many problems. and they weren't able to respond quickly enough, so they were granted this extra to these extra to border crossings. the bible salaam and bob all righty. crossings in north western syria, ah, by the government. and that was the 2 that were announced by the united nations. but the syrian ambassador to the un just came out of a closed door security council meeting and said, in fact, any area is, is okay for aid workers to go to that they would support for the next 3 months. anyways, i aide getting into the country in whatever way possible to help the people there. i'll zeros amaral holiday is at a camp and serious rebel controlled a free region families. their fear they could lose wasn't by have left because of aftershocks, fee month to come have colored reason. we are standing at an area that could not be

described as a counselor, but simply a number of tents have been put up among the damage residential billions. come free, free for planning, right to show you those 10 pan left to the smoke one which was partly damage as a result of adequate what it is now is shelter housing. dozens of families was homes were destroyed for other families. mostly women and children have taken shelter the most fear of the shock, the loss of which was just a couple of minutes ago. we go back to the tenant we spoke about earlier. this is a civil defense truck bringing more time to house more displaced. we're not able to go further into north syria because of a power outage caused by earthquake to master that a longer, as a spokesman for the international federation of red crossman red crescent societies . he says the devastation is a huge challenge for volunteers and aid workers in syria. the scale of the detraction is really meant,

so i would say the top needs and the moment or center food the was just an additional psychological support. then it really events in which part of the board we are talking about. of course, what we said about c d is perfect. you might that in store, month after 12 years, we're coffee. the economy crisis, though, of course the needs in still growing and of course he's not to understand may the level of desperation of people who eat by the quick into the pilot in the strength of the red cross, the cuts and family of the i see network so i will, i will interior in the local community. so from the 1st moment after the strike, i would volunteers to respond to the emergency. i want to underestimate the fact that that will so i was in tears both in a crescent and this you know, not knowing where to go personally or the where they suffer with their family, with the friends, with their beloved the but then they decided to be the 1st responders after that,

so we, we saw a great response community level and then as i see we are supporting them. i think i think that the work was critical in the 1st the 1st space in the life saving response. and he will be can be goals and them on to come because they know exactly the needs of their own local community. lots of sorts coming here now, just area including living under the shadow of war we hear from civilian struggling to survive near the front lines in eastern ukraine. and the u. s. claims china is using a high up to balloon for intelligence gathering serious objects or suff down of a north american morning. ah. that light emitted from history kept alive only in the family. tales of those who survived is hard to believe for people who didn't see the use dawning story of the

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blue ah, welcome back. i could come out of the top stories here at this hour. it's been a week since to devastating earthquakes, hit turkey, i'm serial units now warning the rescue phase of the response is coming to a close. more than 37000 people have been declared dead across the 2 countries, but the total is expected to rise against all odds, a small number of survivors have recently been found. 13 year old was rescued on monday after a 100 next 2 hours on the rubble like collapsed apartment building in ha time. now the young girl was rescued after being truck to more than

a $100.00 to $70.00. and syrian president bashar assad has agreed to allow a deliveries to be rebel held north west through 2 additional border crossings. aids been slow to arrive in the country, which has already been ravaged by 12 years of civil war. nato secretary general has a european defense ministers to speed up arms and fuel supplies to ukraine. that says, russia ramps up it's offensive in the eastern city of back moot, a warning view as may find some energy disturbing symbols. robbie has this report from keith, ukrainian forces say they've repelled multiple assault on the town of vulgar south of the besieged city of buckman. and claimed to have destroyed more than 100 armoured fighting vehicles near there in the past week. wiping out potentially hundreds of russian soldiers, but russia says it is continuing to take territory in the east all be at one small piece at a time. and ukrainians have been killed by the doesn't the ground reality in this

war of attrition depends on who you ask. the eastern front line is more than a 1000 kilometers long. fighting too small to register may not make headlines. but even the smallest skirmish seen through the eyes of one family, can become the greatest of tragedies, evacuating from fuller door, the agony of one families decision to abandon their home. outweighed only by the pain of knowing. they waited too long. the strain, perhaps too great for one grandmother. her heart stopped moments before reaching safety relief at being out of danger. replaced by the grief of loss. though we have to convince the people for an hour or 2 sometimes, then your relatives persuade them. we talk to them the polish talk to dana, the military administration says you have to evacuate, but that doesn't convince them. for some reason. ukrainian positions and bullet are

have held since the start of the war, but russians out number ukrainians on the front line and are making gains nor back yard the more vigilant. i cannot say. for short, i hope, and i am sure that we will hold both willis and buckland. this is our land. this is our home, our relatives, our families, our cities, behind us. those living in the war zone experience freezing temperatures and a lack of food, electricity, and water de boer cannot hear from me. i usually feel god forbid our forces from retreating, leaving us behind enemy lines. god forbid, i will not survive this again. those who have watched loved ones die, their homes destroyed and are still here. say, this should not be happening in the 21st century. will the latest offensive get worse? can their military hold out against overwhelming odds? will there be more missile strikes? will more western help get here in time?

days before a milestone. this country was hoping to avoid a year of war with russia. ukrainians are seeking answers to tough questions. one thing has remained constant throughout this conflict, where russia and ukraine meet on the battlefield. civilians suffering soon follows . then basra v o 0 key intimacy police of arrested the head of mosaic f. m radio a private station known to deal with social issues. the station wrote in a statement that murdered in potter's house was searched before he was arrested. the country's been ramping up arrests of high profile. political opponents writes groups say political freedoms have been sliding since president chi side shut down parliament in 2021 and took control of the judiciary. tens of thousands of his rainy's ride on monday against prime minister benjamin netanyahu proposals to reform the judicial system. demonstrate as gathered outside the concert as a parliamentary committee approved the vote to go ahead for aged a sri reform. sarah. hi,

raj reports from western rosalyn. tens of thousands of protesters traveled from across the country. gathering outside is rose parliament the can i sit for a 6 week to demonstrate against controversial judicial reform plans. many believing the new right wing coalition governance decisions will stay the country away from democratic values and the rule of law and protesting for my children. i'm processing for this country, i'm protesting for the country. my father fought for my brother, fought for my uncle, died for echoing that sentiment is opposition leader and full, the prime minister. yeah, i repeat, i don't all on the go about them. we will not hide in the houses as they tried to turn these railing to adopt the tight ship. they will not shut herself annoyed. oh, the reforms would allow the canister to re legislate laws struck down by the supreme court. a rule, the courts with

a simple majority and influence the appointments of judges. boys thing people from all sectors of society here teaches artist dances people from the l, g b, t, q, community and the tech industry as well. they're all here with the same message. they say they're concerned about the future of this country that they juries is that the, that the supreme court would lose his independence and will not, not long while we were filming things got heated, as we'd seen a few times between protesters and government supporters. the scenes went much different inside the parliament building. oh, in faults were exchanged between the ruling party and opposition. members of the several hours of deliberation, a committee approved the judiciary reform bills progress to be voted on in parliament in the coming days. 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu says the proposed

changes on needed to rein in an already powerful judiciary. he supports is of also dismissed. the protests as a refusal to accept the election result was said from the beginning one to negotiate one to have a wider support for the bill. but the fix to and i hope them the opposition, some of their part of the opposition or cannot acknowledge the fact that they lost the election. israeli president issac hertzog and his us counts. part joe biden, have urged both sides come together and build a consensus. so far there appears to be little room for negotiation. the next few days though, will prove vital thought heightens al jazeera west, jerusalem. but u. s. government says the origin and purpose of 3 objects shot down of a north american aerospace since friday is still unclear. the military has been on high alert ever since it shot down

a chinese balloon early this month. jabber chancy reports from the white house, an acknowledgement that where the 3 objects shot down over north america since friday came from was still a moon. we do not assess that these most recent objects posed any during direct threat to people on the ground. and we are laser focused on confirming their nature and purpose, including through intensive efforts to collect debris in the remote locations where they have fallen. kirby added that the u. s. military had recalibrated radar sensitivity to track smaller low speed objects. if not fair, that's why more were being detected. or if there had been a sudden influx of such objects. the canadian prime minister, however, suggested a connection between the 3 objects intercepted since friday, but i think obviously there is some sort of pattern in there. the fact that we are seeing this in a significant degree over the past week is a cause for interest and close attention, which is exactly what we're doing on sunday, the head of,

nor at or the north american aerospace defense command raised eyebrows with an answer to a question about whether the origins of the objects may be extra terrestrial. i haven't ruled out anything. at this point on monday the white house was still not rooting anything out. had this to say. there is no, again, no indication of aliens or extra terrestrial activity. with these recent take downs, us as the 3 objects shot down were to lower altitude to the chinese balloon shot down in early february. and all 3 had different appearances and didn't appear to have any means of propulsion. just moving with prevailing winds of the state department, the u. s. deputy secretary of state addressed relations with china. we are open to dialogue when it is in our interest to do so. and we believe the conditions are right. but sherman said she had nothing to announce about a potential meeting between secretary of state as the lincoln and his chinese counterpart of a munich security conference. later this week. she had time for al jazeera

washington firefighters in chile are still battling const to contain massive wildfires. that have been burning across south central regions. nearly 300 remain active and new ones are appearing. at least 24 people have died since the blazes broke out more than a week ago. and more than a 1000 homes have been destroyed. new zealand has declared a national state of emergency due to the impact of cycle. and gabriel, it's 3rd time in the country's history. the measures have been introduced. the authority is warning. the extreme weather is likely to worsen hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes in the north island due to the rising flood waters. so that's it for me down, jordan, the news continues a with

a return of winter not harsh winter, but winter all same in east asia. japan knows it because that wind across here from water means spacious from shoot accardo in china, attempts have come down in the south. it was into the 30s couple days ago. same is true hanoi. that's back down to where it should be. and it will stay that way in the sun will be rather more dominance. i think during when say in the showers maybe a little less frequent into 100 shoot temps. not extreme in either case that's move away. no for east asia. let's move south. this is where we cause pick up, rain is time the and the concentration of heavy stuff tends to move around. been moving east. so it's the central and southern philippines that look wettest to little bit dryer impotence malays yet. so marsh has got the regular outbreaks of thunderstorms in bangkok. 34 belies the fact. it was near 38 or 39 a couple days ago. it's been halt in parts of mainland southeast asia. he is not

the thing in india, it's 12 years, but it does look nice and warm are into thirty's. the most part, the air quality has been improved in the northern plains, largely because the forecast could tease what's been happening. a breezy couple of days in new delhi take yet to wednesday than it dies. that means air quality tends to improve. ah, the 1956 to nicea gain, independence from france. but the brutal power struggle broke out between the b to this is monica. and the countries nationalist prime minister al jazeera world tells the story the downfall of the dentist and folded the paper. i read to him the decision to shield the last monarch of tunisia, power and politics on a just.