a broad takes on the big issues. this isn't one of you talking about a systemic issue here. black gloves don't really matter in the police were unflinching questions. this war with lowanda, imminent rigorous debate. people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more of them on hill for abroad. what al jazeera, a diverse range of stories from across the gland, from the perspective of on networks journalists on al jazeera. ah, who is the transport minister, resigns, are to 2 trains collide killing at least $36.00 people. ah.

and i wanted to withdraw them, and this is al jazeera alive from dog ha. also coming up as rally forces rayed a refugee camp and the occupied west bank as tension escalate across the region is whoa whoa, whoa, whoa. my jury, as president elect calls for unity after winning the disputed election, but the opposition is already demanding of revolt. and lebanon's last history, thieves have made off with some of the countries digital archives. ah great transport minister cost us cut him on this has resigned all over the head on collision of 2 trains. at least 36 people died when a freight train and a passenger train collided on tuesday night. the government has declared 3 days of national morning with

a crash happened on the line connecting athens to the northern city of tesla nikki, just outside the city of larissa, emergency teams are still working there. or mickelson sheriff reports the worst trained crash grease has ever seen. it happened after a head on collision between a freight train and one carrying passengers shortly before midnight on to stay on the line connecting athens and northern pass selling a key. many of the 350 people on board, the passenger train, a sector of been students, greek prime minister, kitty acost mitzo talkies was at the scene even as the search for survivors continued poorly. we are talking about an unspeakable tragedy. i thought today a 1st and foremost with the relatives of the victims, a duty is to treat the wounded and from there to identify the bodies. from there, one thing i can guarantee we will find out the causes of this tragedy and to everything in our power to make sure it never happens again. dozens of people stood

in line to denay blood at the hospital in the central town of nasa. as after the accident rescue workers worked on through a mangled mass of carriages. the impact of the collision destroyed several cabbages . others were burned in a fire following the crash. but i'm a girl, obama will summer. we heard a big bag 10 nightmare seconds. we were turning over in the wagon until we fell on our sides and until the commotion stopped, there was panic cables, fire. the fire was immediate. as we returning over, we were being burned. fire was right and left. those who made it out. a still trying to understand what happened. google scurried on her drama. people naturally was scared, was very scared that they were looking around searching. so they didn't know where they were was on all ago. a station master has been arrested as investigators try to establish how to trends came to be on the same track. uncle, some sharif,

under sierra, a correspondent john throttle us is joining us live from the scene of the crash and a john or emergency team still searching for survivors. hello, elizabeth. yes, they are. if i step aside, as you can see behind me, some heavy cranes are lifting sections of passenger car away. it's not clear if those sections just broke apart during the collision or if they're being sown apart in order to avoid the need to move entire sections of car just in case there are living passengers wounded passengers still inside. and we saw earlier that the crews proteins him generator lights. so we expect that this work will be carrying on through the night. but it seems very unlikely now, because they haven't, that will see any more survivors because they haven't been any more wounded living people. drone pulled out of this wreckage for for some hours or so. if

the passenger list that the mayor of larissa a gave us earlier, 348 people is correct and you subtract from that the healthy living people that were passed away overnight and the wounded who are being seen to in hospitals in the north here and the 40 confirmed dead, 36 of whom have been, i to sorry say 36 of whom have not been identified. that would leave you with a potential 42 people still in the wreckage. unlikely at this point to be alive, giving you a possible death toll of more than 80 at the end of this process. but we're not there yet. there is still some hope. and of course, a death tone like that. i mean, even a death tone of 36 is highly unusual from a railway accident and you at what about in greece, is how unusual is such an incident in greece.

there hasn't been a train wreck with this level of fatality, certainly in living memory, but i don't think ah, this century i've never heard of such a thing. there was a terrible boat accident in which a passenger fairy drowned more than 80 people 23 years ago. that was the last, ah, equally horrific accident that had the entire country in disbelief. and there's a similar feeling now to, to that incident then why, how could this have happened? why aren't safety procedures working? there are still so many questions to be answered about why a passenger train and a freight train ended up in a collision course on a track when there were 2 tracks available in this section of the line. but this is a broader issue. elizabeth ver,

hellenic train operator that runs the trains schedule and books, passengers and, and actually does the, ah, the offer, the offer, the operations side of things rests on infrastructure that is owned by the greek state. and it's the greek state's responsibility to keep that her infrastructure modernized, well, they've spent the last 20 years electrifying much of this line, building double track sections here and there. but there isn't a double track section all the way from athens to the northern city of the seller, nikki, which is the main line across the country. and that is a real problem because there's now high demand for space on that track for freight coming from the port of paris, bound for thee a balkan hinterland and is now increasing demand for passengers space. because under e u. pressure grease has privatized its railways,

and it's now licensing operators not just have to train their other operators as well, who are buying space on this truck to run both phrase and passenger services. and it seems to be unable to provide adequate infrastructure with adequate safety facilities for all of those privatized operators to run. john, thank you very much for that. john's roblis with all the latest joining us live from near larissa. let's move on to the news now that israeli army says it's detained, to palestinians that accuse us of killing and israeli american. on monday, they were held off israeli forces re to the about job a refugee camp and the occupied was bank a short one ago palestinian medics. they were multiple injuries during the confrontation. violence has been escalating across the occupied territories in recent days. let's bring it on, call us on to me that abraham, she's joining us live from be about job a refugee camp in the occupied with bank. and this is at least the 2nd incident in

this refugee camp of israeli forces coming in over the past month. and what can you tell us were standing in front of the house that was surrounded earlier to day people here are telling us that shortly in the afternoon, they were taken by surprise after is really forces arrived here and surrounded the house, but they were in civilian clothes, so they didn't know who they were up against before the shooting and a we've heard witnesses say that there was an exchange of fire. maybe a little bit of it's kit coming from the palestinian side, 5 palestinians from inside this house with arrested 6th in total and palestinians. as you mention in opera job, this is the 2nd grade that took place. and if there was a blockade on jericho since monday, ever since, and palestinians with accused of shooting at an israeli car and killing and is

really american man, we've, we're in the entrance of jericho and we've seen these really forces open the a blockade that was imposed on people allowing the cars to get out. but it's been a tense situation, not only in jericho, also and who water palestinians are telling us that any of nablus wid. there was a lot of subtler attacks and the violence of sailors is increasing. so palestinians would tell you he had an awkward job written elsewhere in the occupied westbank that they feel that they are left alone facing a highly militarized army. neither thank you for that. neither ever him with a late hyster joining us live from the aqua java refugee camp occupied westbank to nigeria. now where the electoral commission has declared governing party candidate border are meant to new president elect the opposition as calling the election fraudulent the any morning announcement came off opposition protests against the

electoral process. calling it a sham, auckland address reports from a boucher to little boy on the edge of the id. p. c. had been satisfied. the requirements of the more is shared by declared the winner and is returned. elector. aah! jubilant supporters of the governing party. celebrate victory in hartford terms, election. their candidate 70 year old boy, i'm a tenable now has a task of trying to calm. i divided country. i don't want me here are 3 day i look on the leg was the mom that is and we are fortunate is declaration was boycotted by the main

opposition. political party representatives who accused the electoral commission of concluding to rick the vote. the opposition, how strongly criticized then a crawl commission for failing to electronically applaud election results. right from polling unix. this is a, it was a deliberate attempt to rick the vote election officials. however, i've told them to take their case to court something the opposition isn't entirely happy with judicial is there to be the last hope of the common man. it is saw in all doubt matters, but in political matters. sorry to see the judiciary snow the last hope of the common i hope and pray that the judiciary we leave off to the responsibility of being the last hope off the commer. this election has deeply divided nigeria is we have no doubt concluded i'd like to do. all we need to do is to gary, every good of you that i grieved. don does fight. don't put this. you have any,

did to brooklyn? go to court this back on up. yeah. well our ali done is not our monday morning. actually we will have to walk to night a fractured country in addition to dealing with its numerous economic security and social crisis. for now, the streets of the capital and many other parts of nigeria are come. the next few days will determine whether they stay that way. it reese, al jazeera, a butcher, now turkey as president, reggie 5 as one has indicated presidential and parliamentary elections will go ahead on may 14th as previously announced, there was speculation. the vote could be postponed at last month. devastating earthquake that killed more than 45000 people there from the bride reports from new ty, one of the worst effected areas into kia. this is one of the camps in this town have no doubt that has been heavily damaged. in fact, so much so that the man here has promised to completely demolish the town and have

to rebuild from scratch it's evening here. people have been settling in for another night, given the proximity to the syrian border. there's quite a large syrian population and has been announced today by the wednesday, by the head to take he is military that are now around 42000 syrian refugees. have i see now cross back into syria. this remains an ongoing issue here. the question of buildings and building safety continues to dominate, as you would might expect. here the mayor of symbol at chrome, m a malo has spoken saying that there is a need to strengthen buildings into the largest city that have of course been extreme fears of a similar quake happens in a stumble. what the impact would be announcing the buildings will be strengthened from as early as next month. and announcing that around a $110000.00 buildings have already applied for checks to make sure that they are strong enough. still ahead on the bulletin and look at life and find rushing next

mario after a devastating month long seizure and dozens of school girls in iran taken to hospital after mysterious poisoning. ah, ah, i think it's going to be some flooding in singapore. this whole area is looking particularly at the moment and in the forecasts. as you can see, the orange tops suggests the heavy samples through thunderstorms in the same is also true through java and eastwards. but as a large part of se, as you isn't particularly went to the moment that includes the philippines and the good part of borneo is also been rain in japan to be replaced by snow. still cold enough. this wind produced now on the mountains, but only just which means the avalanche risk is pretty high threat,

all of home shoe hall condo, and anywhere else it's got high ground and cools is soak japan further west. great . fletcher and charla warmish went to sunshiny attempts, is in some places a hard they should be top is an example of where it's not the case. that breeze has brought temperatures. danesh shipping about 20 mach, they've been 14 or 15 for a long time. but the breeze is easing a few more shasta ran to come into town in the northeast of india, but then not a major factor to the west and coming out of africa. and to pakistan, there is an increase in crowd and showers all thunderstorms which means with the exception of a rather warm karachi, at least the recently halt parts of pakistan cooling down with in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world. right. extremely, there is real and need to be tackled. excellent,

informed opinions. why is the thing opposition concerned about this much more with 30? this is appointment frank assessments. you know, that was a joke about the interim government that it's not interim or does it go inside story on al jazeera oh, the me watching over me of the problem as a reminder of our top stories, the fallon is rainy army, his rated the about java refugee cabinet, the occupied west bank, entertained to palestinians that accuses of kenning and his rainy american. on monday to the medic say they were multiple injuries during the raid. nigeria of

governing party candidates for not to move them has been declared. the one that states presidential election opposition parties according to the board to be cancelled saying the process was a sham and the great transport minister has resigned following the train crash and the city of larissa. at least 36 people have died and doesn't have been injured. the government has declared 3 days of national morning. well, earlier i spoke to christian wal mart, a specialist and transport and the author of a series of books on by way history. i began by asking about what could have been the cause of the accident, and they must have been on the same track. this is a double track line. so there should be no reason why they should be on the same track, but unless there was a derailment just beforehand, they must have been on the same track, which is rather inexplicable, inexplicable, given this is the main line between the greeks,

2 bigger cities is oversee quite heavily used and what have to question what the state of the track was, what the state of the signal is, what the state of the electrification is. all these questions for the investigators . first of all, what do you know about the station races, railway system? while it said a poor state, if you remember 5 years ago there was the big crisis. busy financial crisis in greece and the european union imposed all sorts of cop from various state or den prizes of which the railways were one that was even talk at some point to bursey closing down old passages services rather strangely. the greek services have been taken over by italian railways, which also stay tone, but relatively efficient and experienced. but what doesn't seem to have happened is that has been any investment in the, in the railways. and that seems to be

a sort of stop as well. and that's always crucial in terms of safety or very worrying the agency for railway says that europe has one of the world's best safety standards when it comes to rail. but progress has been very, i'm even across the u. member states, the significant variation and safety levels. well, i think you have to look at this historically. it doesn't, you don't have to look back bullet 20 or 25 years when this sort of accident was taking place regularly on most railways, across the world. and now would it hans technology much more emphasis on safety? this is a rare event, but as the european agency stresses, there are a great varieties and safety standards across europe. and certainly some of the. 3 networks in eastern europe, a much less safe than those in western europe. and moscow has promised to rebuild

money. oh poll, mom foster, the russian army destroyed large parts of the city in one of the bloodiest battles of the war and ukraine. it's in a region that was and next by russia and september, the sullivan, java has more for moscow. this was once a busy wiping city, with cultural buildings like this famous drama theatre, now damaged and peppered with bullets and bomb fragments. russian forces won the battle from audio after more than 18 days of intense fighting. and now they want the people of the city to move on from the sky for to rehabilitation. by 2025, the city should be rebuilt according to moscow's more your pl reconstruction master plan. it wants the population here to go to half a 1000000 people in the next decade, by rehabilitating a 1000000 square meters of social buildings. the russian state plans to find a complete replacement of the city facilities, including a railroad station, a port tram lines, and the airport well,

rational different definitely. it's right to take this territory into organized new life. there was russian authorities also hold that ukraine. political vision would collapse, told probably before the miscalculation as it was in the future remake of a plan. but one can imagine that if you have this long, prolonged, or long time conflict that people could lift safely, there just was not possible to imagine. according to a new law passed by russia state, duma, people in annex regions of ukraine will have the same benefits as russian citizens . the legislation aims to provide free medical care, pensions, and benefits. piece by piece. people are trying to rebuild their lives. what we, what we are going to redevelop, we want to live free as our grandfathers, grandmothers and relatives used to live in our free territory, where no one was shooters. tell us what to do and force us to speak another language. a few 100 apartments and homes have been rebuilt in the city, but only a 5th of the population is left slowly basic services such as water and electricity

are returning. we do very of my house burned down on the left bank near the sea. it was that com someone boulevard about 50 meters from the ceiling and my son took us to his house so we can live with him and his family don. yes. hi, patricia and her son were on it by russia in september, in what preston powers called a shot referendum was to and says that people chose their right to self determination. this mike rest in condemnation. but for the hundreds of thousands of people in these territories, any help to rebuild their lies in welcome. if there is no more fighting here, will take years to remove the scars afore from the city of mario pal, before the families of the thousands of people killed in these territories, the number of new buildings er benefits can replace the loss. some of the java down to 0. moscow. now, russia's foreign minister sega leverage has held talks with his indian counterpart

ahead of a meeting between g 20 foreign ministers. never all met. among him, j shanker to new delhi was state security and bilateral trade was on the agenda the year long washing war and ukraine took center stage on the eve of the summit. and he continues to purchase rational as many western nation who plays sanctions on moscow. due to the war and ukraine, omni metal has more on the g 20 meeting. the stage is set for delegates. was foreign minister printing nations getting why enjoy the whole country on threads and wants to focus on issues like climate change is the ongoing war and ukraine that is expected to dominate this summit. geopolitical tensions are running high. the united kingdom says, will call out, as the aggressor under european union has echo the sentiments. russia, on the other hand, says western nations a whole taking revenge for losing was ominous. it has also been in the united states honest, allied for sanctioning moscow and was named the global crisis. there are concerns

that these tensions could prevent consensus on enjoy shipment, which is what happened last week. ashley finance ministers meet up to 20 nations when china and russia oppose any mention of the war in ukraine, saying it was not for him to look at all to address geopolitical issue. now the summit, and on top it will be followed by other events like the cord meeting, which will be held between japan, india and the united states in foreign ministry has also organized events with all the delegates, mr. largest new delhi. now politicians in northern ireland and great britain are examining the text of the winds of framework that the government's new post bricks a deal with the e u. it aims to overcome political paralysis and all lot. and by changing the previous arrangement, that's the controversial northern ireland protocol union. as politicians in

northern arden say, some issues remain while hard line breaks at supporters said they would go through the deal with an extremely fine tooth comb. now school girls from 10 institutes and the iranian capital fed on have been admitted to hospital after a mysterious poisoning. the president has asked the interior ministry to investigate. dorsey jabari reports from 3rd on i'm on the latest attack on girls in school. this one came on wednesday at an elementary school in a to her on neighbourhood young girls receiving medical care after the latest suspected use of poison gas in the classroom. i can't breathe. she says less than 24 hours earlier in a suburb, just east of to her on similar scenes that these girls were also poisoned while sitting at their desk. at least 35 of them were rushed to hospital with symptoms

including severe headaches, nausea, vomiting and dizzy. now man and i smelled something like gas and all the students the to but i felt it more because i have asthma. and when i came back to the classroom, i couldn't tolerate to smell. and when i left, i fell down the stairs. but okay, i smelled something like gas and as we left the classroom, i felt really sick. i was coughing and couldn't breathe. i did it in the holy city of comb, multiples, hacks have taken place. hundreds of girls were hospitalized. you must find that she was paralyzed from the waist now and she couldn't walk at all with weary. those officials to come and see that my daughter can even walk. parents are angry at what many c as a targeted attack on girls education. and they blamed local officials for not doing enough to protect their children. the 1st cases emerge in late november sun, where students at the nor yes, don't shy conservatory fell ill. they became ill again in december. and that was all mila hospital law. we have not identified the cause of the incident so far. the

issues being followed by the relevant bodies and hopefully we will find details soon and share it with the public. we should refrain from creating fear. the head of the education committee in parliament has confirmed that nitrogen gas was detected and the poison used at some of the schools. a committee made up of different authorities has been form to investigate. and the president has also asked the interior ministry to get involved. as confusion, lack of clarity on these increasing impacts continue. parents are becoming angry or more fearful for the future of their daughter in iran. doors to safari, l t 0 to her on. now finally, this bulletin computer service that lebanon state run news agency have been stolen and another sign of a collapsing stage. the photo archive date back to 961. that includes the civil war era. but the information minister has told al jazeera that he believes they weren't

. what the fee for after zane a whole, the reports from bay route. this is the state of lebanon. it's institutions are close to collapse. and now they're being robbed of their past. the state to a national news agencies archives have been stolen, but some officials believe the intended target was the hardware itself, not what was stored in it. it was mainly the server and the computers and some batteries. because we still have all the hard copies of the pictures and we're talking about millions of pictures. don't forget that. yeah, we have, we have a lot of seizures and have a lot of refugees. we have a lot of people that are able to do anything they can do just to eat and to, to live. i'm an economic collapse, metal scrap for manhole covers and power cables are worth more than the minimum

wage. people are desperate need. i've been working for 40 years and if i don't work every day, i won't be able to survive. and even then i'm not securing 10 percent of my need. those little left of a nearly bankrupt state level has had an unstable path to say the least seeing the civil war, political crises, and terry and strife. but many here say today's reality could not be worse. for many, the real crime was committed against the nation by a political establishment blamed for decades of corruption among muslim with is that correct elite running the country and nothing's improving? employees in the public sector aren't given enough money to pay for transport. of course you can expect crime the stolen digitalized archives, had photos dating back decades, including the years of the civil war. there were no secret or important files, but they helped tell the story of the country and.