that report also said does need to better services and more funds the hosting accommodation as the situation westerns. it's the middle of winter here in hong kong, and the temperature often drops below 10 degrees at night. people and this underpass are preparing for another nice exposed to freezing conditions. up to years of 8th grade, the damage caused to the precious gross lance of chilling is being reversed with one of the world's biggest ever conservation projects. they're pretty emblematic out of the pedagogy and if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is, then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no threat. and that's why you're high for re wilding patagonia on al jazeera

the u. m is to boost a deliveries to north western syria where millions struggling to survive off the loss. pizza. ah, hello, i'm nick locked. this is all your life and also come among the rebel moments of joy . 2 brothers pulled from under the ruins and turkey. also the sa, strengthening trade, iran's presidents, arise and beijing for a 3 day state, visit the davis station as jeff just mike share. mike, you want to cry as a state of emergency declared and new zealand off the site to him, gabrielle causes flooding and destruction in the no 5 ah, a said the you ins,

plans to increase a deliveries to syria after getting permission from the aside regime to use 2 more border crossings from touch. both countries were devastated by 2 earthquakes cost. a truck loads of supplies have slowed to be making their way into opposition held. there is the carrying blankets, tense, and food. however, the un is not deploying heavy lifting equipment nor search and rescue teams. in government control, there is plains, have been landing, with humanitarian relief walls, and 37000 people have died in syria and turkey. most of those killed in syria where in rebel health areas. we have a team of correspondents covering disaster across tech and inside syria said hot assault. so our coverage fumes in there is one of the hardest areas in syria. there is desperation on the ground. we are in gender as one of the hardest hit areas in northern syria and this town alone, more than $1100.00 people were killed, a whole neighborhood now reduced to rubble. people here say that they've lost their

family members. neighbors in this house alone, if you remember that newborn child, which was who was rescued still attached by the umbilical cord. she's now in hospital and she lost her whole family. so you have many stories like this here. but unlike in southern kiya here in syria, you don't see the international rescue teams who don't see an international aid effort to help the people on the ground. news of the opening of the 2 border crossings undoubtedly will help of the situation on the ground. so far, 8 has been trickling in from the bible, how of crossing? now the syrian government says it's going to allow a to enter from 2 other crossings from turkey and the international community, the united nations that are hoping that to their initial response, which really has been criticized, was inadequate. will step up. but people here are angry because they're saying why

the united nations or the world have to wait for an approval from the syrian president charged us as you know, people here do not consider him a legitimate leader, but a brutal dictator who killed tens of thousands of hundreds of thousands of people during the course of the war. they were hoping that the international community would just use those routes without his approval. and the fear here is that what sharla is trying to do is gain political legitimacy by showing that he is still in charge. so you have that anger and at the same time, you also have a lot of frustration. people here feel that they were abandoned by the international, by the international community. while united nations has been under intense pressure to get more into series, rebel held northwest, it says 58 trucks of cross from turkey through the by about how a crossing during the past week. but it will start sending others now it has permission from the syrian regime to use the alarm and our re border crossings. the

announcement of the decision or by prison outside to allow the 2 extra points from tech. yeah. and to no question was welcome. and of course, we are all urged to move quickly, implement that decision and to get trucks been been what this process wind agreement will do is to up the volume of supplies that we will be able to use in small west syria. well, let's get more on the humanitarian operation with mark shackle. his head of operations for doctors without borders on the ticket. syria was once unless he joins enough for him to buy some mark. first up at the opening of 2 more border crossings. just how important is that for the relief effort. busy yes, it's important because the west is land locked region that you did, you turn to access,

we need to recognize the key so they can have been issued from the left or 8 and the depend or not on the you may call it the open house. so yes, so we went from any possibility to and supplier in this area despite the fact that he don't she or we don't know exactly how would be more than happy to send this just like in this area. right. so tell us more about the need as far as you know, it within that zone where it's so little help and relief is reached so far. yeah. so as i said, they don't know switched. sure. i really didn't been issued from a neighboring area. and we have seen very important damages in areas like engine. we have seen the hospital, that means that has collapsed and who are partially functioning. so the 1st immediate response that you manage to implement,

or we behalf of our own staff or inside of this area, they are all managing their own digital keys and from you. and at the same time st bookings on hostetter. so the images response we managed to to implement is 1st a primary needs like food, the blankets, center and basic needs for the hospitals to maintain the continuity of care and to cope with the influence of injury. that's, that's the change they one and they to and that's the thing is if it, those you have survived this, this terrible situation, it's dealing with injuries that may not have been life threatening, but will certainly could be life changing. yes, of course. and i think the needs will appear more times. time time passes, the more need to pay out. of course we fine or less chances to find your virus, but that lot of people who have important injuries that need a proper treatment,

sometimes surgery and 1st. so she can read the patient care, and we are also concerned about mental health and psychosocial, st. both of these rebel population who is facing that you many times situation since many, you know, i'm not starting with the upgrade. and the, if you could, they could make situation of the like of your perspective may, may aggravate some mental has, although yes indeed. and now the immediate rescue effort and immediate relief effort at the base, incredibly important obviously, but moving on, it's going to be dealing with the millions of displaced and keeping them healthy. how do you even begin to try to drop a logistical approach to that? because it's given the numbers, it must be nice when possible. it's last year and it's going to be a big challenge. so we already had an emergency or already in the places where we were inside the northwest,

syria. and so we were able to respond rather quickly. and now the challenge is to bring addition, i mean, you can make, you can like tense. and so the challenge will be to ring the supplier quickly into, into the area that much, much appreciate you making just here or not. is there a thanks very much and if not, you come from talk about what is thinking were there all still stories of survival and hope and turkey for people who be rescued ought to be trapped under the rebel for a 190 dances. more in 8 days, 2 of them were brothers. they've been taken to hospital for urgent treatment. russell said are joins us live now from the tech, a city of any man where one of the people was rescued. so and wrestled despite it all still 8 days on some extraordinary tales of survival. that school right, so at the amman is having its, its biggest disaster health. it's known as history. however,

now we have received some good news as well just couple of hours ago. ah, after stay in under the robles for more than 198 hours and 18 years old boy has been rescued and he was alive. it was a moment of joy for his family and of rescue teams as well. so it is also increase in the hopes that for the rescue teams are for the families that are waiting because they are in hope that may date of day relatives or so might come alive. and just right over there, around an hour ago, the rescue teams has called for an ambulance, and there was quite an excitement grades over there. and they said that they had detected another voice. and they have believed that there is one person that is still alive and they started to dig into the. busy robs trying to reach that person as of now we do not know the identity off off the was the person that is under the rebels. however, around 30 minutes ago, the ambulance,

this laughter and the funeral services cars just arrived there. so steadiness, death, the possibility of the person being still alive is now going down. it is we hope that and assess store is not going to unfold us. and we hope that who will be able to join the celebration of a family to receive the if one of the relatives alive of other as i said, that the ambulances laughed. and. busy that the funeral services court just arrived and is still there. so did the rescued him still working and trying to get that by the out. right over here. you can see that the clock cover. it is the symbol off at the amman, and it shows exact time off, earthquake when it is there that, that the city over a week ago, a for a 17, a yam in the morning and that close, just stop there. people here says that the life of the time has stop in this city.

and over there you can see another block that is completely level down. the rescue teams or civil relentlessly working heavy lifting machinery is asked to wait till segers are still working. oliver, we do not know whether there is any one who is still alive on the death problems. this is just one of that. across the city. there are tons of such scenes, and particularly the city center has been mostly destroyed here just a little ago. i was talking to that the deputy mayor of the city and he told me that so far they have buried more than a 1000 people and they're estimating that this number probably is going to be somewhere between 10000 to 15. it is quite big. it's too much for a city of this size so all so people here aren't quite angry. they said that particularly for the 1st 3 days, they didn't receive enough aid that wasn't escalators. there wouldn't the diggers,

heavy lifting missionaries and also lack of court. the mission here, they say if they had that, probably many of those we have by could be rescued. and also the mayor of the city has told me very tragic story that not far from the city. there were 3 cities or over the top of the mountain here, and i said that for days we not reach to that village is due to the weather conditions that were under the snow and the roads were closed off the 3 days the military helicopters could manage to have access to the village, and one of the wilderness was completely level gone and no one in that village came alive and most tragically. he said that the walls that came down to the, to the wheel edge and then the rescue team had to access to the village. they have seen many of the bodies that bodies bitten being, being apart or being eaten by the walls here. so these are the tragedies in the

city of russell hi, thanks very much indeed. personal set of them. well, stephanie deca has more now from carmel mulash, where most virus were found. the overwhelming reality is that it is the dads that are being brought out of the rubble. we've just had one body of brought out of where the work is going on. you could probably see the operation going on pretty much a recovery operation. 22 bodies. we understand remain, you do still have, so i'm hoping you could probably see those in blue. these are a chinese listening team. they keep going in and out with our equipment so they keep trying to listen. when the bulldozers now you see about 4 or 5 of them, one is starting to move again. they go silent to try and listen. we had to french search and rescue teams also come in earlier. they were looking, they'd had a call saying that someone said they heard a voice from around this area. they then entered the area. so there is still this

sort of, i suppose, hope 8 days later because these specialized international teams are the ones that have the listening equipment that have the, the rescue dogs that identify life. this is something that we had yesterday. we were waiting for that to search and rescue when they did find those 2 young men in the and an anchor of the turkish government. as facing accusations of failing to take precautions to minimize earthquake damage, opposition. politicians say the government did not act on advice from experts who warned of impending danger sooner. consumer reports now from the capital turkish flags have been raised up again in the capital ankara after a week of national mourning for the 10s of thousands of people killed by 2 major earthquakes in the southern region. opposition, party say, much of the distraction could have been avoided if the government had hated the warnings by experts of an impeding quake. this video is from last summer. it shows

an opposition politician and cut him on marsh. the epicenter of last week's earthquake urging the authorities to take will be cushions to minimize damage. yes, he did listen. they're all pointed as of the opposition. the party has been visiting the quick affected region and is accusing the government of its late response. he says the damaged infrastructure, which cut access to some areas was also built by the current government would be for dr. an umbrella. it is a disaster that after 20 years of governing as a single party, you haven't taken any necessary measures here. despite that, there was an earthquake 3 years ago. there's no excuse for move up seeking accountability is another thing, but it's a systemic issue. we'll solve this altogether, though. we don't have time for reproach or descent. last week, turkish president treasure tape are. john inspected the ongoing rescue and relief

efforts in all 10 cities affected by the quick and acknowledged problems with the initial response. if or took a cool were dealing with this disaster with common sense and collect of wisdom. bush for all of our ministers, especially our president, have regular contact without teams in the field. we manage this process based on field feedback and consultations. this is a collaborative effort between our ministries and related organizations. all parties in a turkish parliament, including the governing up party, have mobilized their members to help the victims to the case for appearing for a presidential election. that is most likely the most difficult for president ridge of tape or john, who's been in power for more than 20 years. last, monday's earthquakes will almost certainly have political ramifications for now what size appear to suspend that they are campaigns as they work to help millions who have been affect it. see nampa solo al jazeera on kyra,

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again, you're watching out 01 of our top stores this hour and it has been 8 days. it's devastating earthquakes and turkey and syria, which have killed more than $37000.00 people. the un says it will increase a deliveries to syria. i will give you permission to use 2 more border crossings from turkey. supplies have been slow to arrive in syria, which has suffered 12 years of civil war. but they're all still stories of survival, rescue crews and turkey chairs and hugged each other after pulling for earthquakes . of i was to safety. 2 of those rescued with brothers. they were found alive after spending a 188 hours trapped on the road to other use now and chime as president, cheese you pink says the beijing will support iran in safeguarding its rights and interests of the nuclear program. she is holding talks with the radio president for him, right? you see in beijing, china is ron's just tre partner and the biggest customer for iranian oil. jabari reports now from tara forging stronger ties. iranian president,

abraham bracy met his chinese counterpart changing ping on the sidelines of the shanghai corporation organisation. last september. it was becca st on. that's where she didn't ping underscore china support for ron and invited his radian counterpart to beijing with iran under heavy us, lead sanctions more than a 5th of its exports go to china. the country's biggest export market. according to the same government figures, china is also iran, the 2nd biggest source of imports in 2021. iran and china signed a 25 year strategic cooperation agreement, ranging from oil and mining to transportation and agriculture. feather general lloyd, a little bit unique on this trip can provide a good step towards implementing these plans. in the last 12 months, iran has exported more than $14000000000.00 to china, an increase of 58 percent from the previous year. and we have imported where the

$13000000000.00 from china following the united states pull out from the 2015 nuclear deal with iran in 2018 and reimpose sanctions. iran has faced the toughest economic situation in over 40 years, according to the parliament, this cost economy between $150.00 and $200000000.00. while iran and china have had tense relation to the united states, they continue to project themselves as a counterweight to american power, alongside russia. and abraham, right? you see, look east policy to deepen sizes, asian, does that the forefront of that goal as well as the a much as 1st official visit to china. door such a bari al jazeera to her on what katrina use in beijing and has more races? is it well right, you see arrived engaging early on tuesday morning and was welcome that the great whole of the people quite literally baking, rolled out the great red carpet for the leader. he reportedly met with president. she's saying this afternoon and is also scheduled to meet with primarily chung head

of time is n p c. me john should not be doing household iran and brendan said that this trip is designed to strengthen the relationship between china and ron. it's difficult to overstate the importance of the economic ties trying to run the biggest trading partner. china is also the only customer of iran heavily sanctioned will export. now we expect that racy during his trip here will find yield worth hundreds of millions of dollars. and those deals are all the part of this 25 year deal that we slide between china and iran in 2021. and this is, it comes at a time when both countries are facing growing tensions with the united states aging has strongly condemned repeatedly the sanction that the u. s. has placed on iran and both countries are also have also in recent years, been strengthening their respective ties with moscow. and iran has also been a big supporter of aging on the global stage in china is going to look for them to

reassure beijing that they will continue to do so. iran is part of china as they built in road infrastructure project, and it's also slated to join the china lead chung high corporation organization. later this year, need to defense minutes is a meeting in brussels to discuss boosting support ukraine. the launches, secretary general, has promised more ammunition for keith. we see no sign starts suppressed and too thin is preparing for peace. what we see is the opposite. he's preparing for more a war for new offensive and, and new attacks. so it makes it just even more important. and they told us on partners provides more support to, to ukraine. a police engine is here, have detain 2 prominent opponents of president case. so he's in the head of a radio station that is criticized him where his air care femmes is that noted in natalie's house was searched and he was arrested high profile political rivals, and other critics of the government have been arrested in recent days. president

saeed, shut down parliament in 2021 and took control of the judiciary is ellen's prime minister says damage caused by psych from gabrielle is the worst in a generation, a national state of emergency has been declared. the storm battered the north island, bringing high winds into rental rain. more than $200000.00 homes are without power . some areas have been cut off by flood waters. check on gabrielle is the most significant. we there have been to new zealand has seen this century. the severity and the breadth of the dim, the damage that we are seeing, has not been experienced in a generation. this morning, we declared a national emergency for only the 3rd time in our history. this is a very significant event for the electricity network. and the companies have not seen this level of damage since sight klein bowler in 1988. a gunman has shot dead 3 people at

a university campus in the united states. it happened at michigan state university from the city of east lansing. 5 others were taken to hospital some with life threatening, injuries, suspect ran off, but he was found dead about 4 hours later, reportedly with self inflicted wounds. so saddam heard some of africa's largest oil reserves, audits, economy struggling, and millions of people depend on humanitarian aid for their survival, civil servants, and less than $20.00 a month. i retired to reports now from the capital of juba, antony sylvester does part time jobs. fleming weightings providing sound systems, sometimes construction work to earn extra cash. he's been a civil servant in felts, a don for more than 12 years, but he says, what he earns from the government is not enough to pay the bills. if i, if i can tell you my salary is less than $15.00 and i'm

getting water for one for one week is more than $20.00. that's only drinking water from the tankless. then you can then from here you can see forget about food for good about to you for the kids. forget about closing for read about showing. this is it is very tough. off to gaining independence from sedan in 2011 conflicts between rival leaders have undermined growth and development. millions of people displaced by conflict, still live in displacement camps across the country. ah, corruption, inflation, natural disasters, communal violence, rising food prices and the high cost of living are adding to their problems. south sedans, economy relies on oil and agriculture, making it vulnerable to climate change and fluctuating energy prices. the government uses or revenues to pay salaries and finance other development projects

. but let me call them a say that's no longer sustainable. part of the capital jew by half transformed since a peace agreement was signed in 2018. but this oil dependent economy hasn't fully explored, aspire diversity and mineral resources. if you have what solid other minerals that have been at floyd, others was being used, then you have sustainability. oil in there was sustainable. well, way. that's why we call it a volatile commodity. last year, the international monetary fund said it would release emergency financing to help sell to don address, food shortages and support social spending. many people here say is taking too long to turn around. economy had him at us out of their job. all right, that's it for main o'clock. we got more news come out here on al jazeera, i'd often so i still ah

ah, bit of a late blast of cold air coming out of siberia, or the far northeast of china. that means a lot of snow showers into harsher, lost all way through wednesday, i think giving a quite a few centimeters of unstable snow. the sun is out for the most part though, temperatures are below where they should be as a temporary thing to that cold is pushed down. so 18 in hong kong be officially noted as cold. and we were talking about temperatures in the thirty's, only 2 days ago. that includes in hanoi, so called got down that far, but it won't penetrate any further. if anything, the lift temperatures by a few degrees during 30 will stop the snow shower and the sun, the rob, rather more dominant type of weather. as it is a course throughout south asia, where we do see some snow in the far north, left gas in are packed and that's about it. there's not even a strong breeze to be honest, but in bowling merc around the east coast. there is a close up of pakistan, nothing happening. the sky, no significant wind snow

a long way north and a long way above sea level is all part of the system stretches back through iraq, which is giving either rain or snow temperature wise. $32.00 in karachi and $29.00 in the hall. unfortunately, because of the lack of movement that does mean the air quality is going to be rather poor. ah, this is one of the most astounding technological revolutions in all of make out planner with. we have to meet the emission little casa meet mittens, and they need to be mindful where people are just talking about with the song. it won't, the world of history in commerce is driving. energy change is the promise of clean energy and illusion. the dark side of green energy.