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i'm robinson. this is all 0 live from bill hop, also coming up, staying and around the head of the you are nuclear watchdog meets president abraham rice h days after traces of highly enriched uranium will reportedly discovered a color outbreak gets worse. an earthquake devastated northern sylvia. at least 3 people are dead plus i'm some of the job aid at moscow's bullshit theater. and i'll tell you how russian artists are reacting to restrictions being in post. ah, hundreds, a school goes on iran and hospital after the latest wave, a suspected poisoning spirit since began in november. there's such a body has more from 2 o'clock according to semi official news agencies in iran, at least 15 provinces, reported attacks at schools, institutions where hundreds of girls were taken to hospital. one of the most severe

attacks took place in a area in the south southern part of the capital that is known as potash, where 3 schools were attacked at around the same time, sending over $250.00 school girls to the hospital. we saw images of these girls on hospital beds, very much afraid and having difficulty breathing. they all had very similar symptoms. they couldn't breathe very well and they were dizzy and nauseous. and we saw paramedics trying to calm some of the girls telling them just to remain calm and try to breathe. they say that this is certainly an escalation in these incidences over the past week or so. we've seen hundreds of schools being attacked across the country. and what we know so far is that the officials who have been tasked to investigate the incidents haven't been able to come up with any solid

leads to be able to explain to parents who are very much concerned about the safety of their daughters. and while they're attending school about who and why these attacks are happening, we saw a number of parents going to offices that belong to the education ministry in the capital where they were demanding to see officials to try and get some answers about what protocols are going to put in place to try and protect these girls in the coming days and weeks, we know that at all government schools and most of them have security cameras outside and inside the institutions. and the question now is why the officials haven't been able to find any leads in these cases. staying around the head of the u, a nuclear watchdogs, met president abraham ratio of a tech runs nuclear program. f l. groceries visit comes days off to i. e, a inspectors said they'd find an iranian nuclear side, which had particles of enriched uranium, a near weapons grade level. we have to have a vague,

deep and serious systematic dialogue with iran. and this is why i am here. it's been too long. there had been a number of issues throughout the year and i'm very glad that at long last i have been able to return. i think it's going to be more than satisfactory. and important and visit that runs as, as nuclear program is for peaceful purposes and isn't for developing nuclear weapons around lately or chief as one that foreign interference is impacting trans relationship with the i. e. a is the data and we hope such relations will lead to building trust. we also want to be able to solve and settle outstanding issues away from leaks and for an interference that aim and heating the relations between tara and the agency. they now want to continue our

relations with the i 8 for the agency to be able to perform its duties regarding iran's nuclear program within the framework of the comprehensive safeguards agreement with stress denito issues that would hit our relations with a 80 well, as we've been saying the international atomic energy agency last week reportedly find the purity of enriched uranium particles of photo plants was 83.7 percent. well, that's close to the 90 percent needed to make a nuclear weapon. but the report only mentions particles that suggest the stock pile of enrich uranium hasn't risen above 60 percent. robin kelly is a former director of the international atomic energy agency, and he says groceries visit is about limiting the recent damage to ties between the i. e. a anti crime my interpretation is that the grocery has gone there to apologize to the iranians and to try to convince them that he is going to find a way to keep leaks from his agency from continuing the leak that took place

a week ago about these particles of false information, and it's very, very damaging to relationship. if the iranians are to trust the i. e, i, these link fastest thought and this is one of the most embarrassing weeks. the agency is ever half. there is no, no sense whatsoever that they're reaching to the industry. so it's most likely false information because no one would enriched 83 percent. that there's a very easy explanation which is there's something called a time transience. and the time transfer is when you 1st start up the centrifuge and it's running on very small amount of material. it's separate extreme, well, and it will produce a few extra particles before it comes into steady state into its normal operation. i should know this or it's scientific literature. it's been mentioned frequently and i discovered this problem in iran in may of 2012 when they found when the 7 percent enriched material where it's supposed to be 20. and it's interesting that

the percentage of the overage is just the same as i found in 2012. so they need to go back and see if they can find anybody who worked at i in 2012. i understand how serious all i need to do is read the literature and read their own reports and they'll see this false. in this case, we see that the leak of information occurred a week ago, a week before. the information was published in cordell. so there was a very clear effort on someone's part to take information that was misleading and to try to turn that into some kind of a big deal and they're doing it right wall j. c. p o, a is looking like it has a chance of being re institute. so this was a very careful attempt on someone's part to try to, to try to derail that process. french presidents among the my phone says all sides involved in the conflict on eastern democratic republic of congo have agreed to support a cease fire. my home made the announcement during

a visit to conscious that during the last leg of his tour of central africa, frances place $36000000.00 to humanitarian fund set up by the european union to help the region. more than half a 1000000 people have been made homeless there since march 2022. ah, in colorado break in north, my city is getting worse. following last month's quakes. at least 3 people have died from the illness like wakes damage, health facilities, water sources and sanitation. that means the spread of the outbreak might speed up . journalist new coma says the craigs compounded and already serious situation. the catastrophic earthquake is the areas in opposite here that not only called the severe and complete destruction of thousands of buildings. it has also or cause severe damage to the infrastructure in the areas of syria which as the sewage

systems in the affected areas, which, which are directly affected the, the access to clean water for the people in the area versus jury. and the civil defense teams. they did warn the the people in the syria about the outbreak causes as 3 additional debt due to the disease occurred after the devastating mix and the number of suspected cases jump to more than 576 active cases. and also, these themes are also warning that these numbers are likely to increase in the upcoming days. as thousands of people are still living in shelter and collective filter centers, which make make the d the spread even faster. as most of the people who are affected by the disaster are women and children and even before they are twisted

the areas the, the, the years with the curia, the entire area was already suffer from a lack of proper sewage system as 6 or 3 percent of the refugee camps in the area lack proper assistance and $43.00 lack the access to clean water, and these numbers are more likely to increase in the upcoming days as big dust that still hasn't completely subsided. well, my colleague fully bought 2 boat, spoke to hakim steiner. he heads the united nations development program and she asked him, bought the you and is doing to help syrians in need the context in which the u. n. has to work as a whole in the syria is severely constrained, politically, sometimes logistically. and certainly in the face of this terrible, terrible destruction that followed the earthquake. it is heartbreaking not to have the ability to immediately be by the side of people, but i often after all, to say it is not the un that created these conditions. i mean, we are responding, i was humanitarian. colleagues, i have a significant team in sierra that was working there before,

and we are under various severe restrictions in which we are able to work because we cannot really do developing the traditional sense. we can only do early recovery and that's what we're focusing right now. following the earthquake via doing assessments to 1st we'll look at where the buildings have collapsed. we have working with our humanitarian colleagues to keep the local services are the going re establish them whether it's electricity, water, and then again, you and the piece focuses on the early recovery and livelihood sector. this is our core focus. we lead the un country team in that area and we're going to focus on what we have done in other countries, which is help people to quickly get back on their own feet. people have dignity, they have pride. they don't want to be standing an acute, to get handouts, helping them to reestablish their businesses, repairing buildings, reconnecting electricity. those are the things that will help people to regain a foothold in the some perspective of hope. and that's what we're focused on right now. and meanwhile, onto kia aid has arrived in the form of temporary housing from kata. theresa bo has

more were here in the port of con, metal were hundreds of fordable houses that were used during the world cup encounter. have a right right behind me over 300 of them, fully equipped to be arriving 2 ships that arrived here on this day. we do know that over a dozen ships are bringing thousands of them that are desperately needed in this country during the world cup to accommodate fans, cotter establish this portable homes and portable units in several parts of the desert. and now they're being brought here where they are desperately needed earlier today we were, for example, right outside the port in a train station were over, a 1000 people are living in 10 when you go to other areas. there are hundreds of thousands of them living in 10th others are living in containers 15. the turkish government says that it has begun the rebuilding process in several parts across the country. but this is something that is going to take time. they think that

they're going to build over $300000.00 home in a year during a process of one year. but when you talk to people on the ground, one of the main things they ask is when i'll be able to go back to live in a house, people are tired, they've been struggling with lots of difficulties since the earthquake struck them . that's why they're desperate for a house. well i'm, that's why houses. so just this one, the ones that you can see right behind me are crucial at this point to help those who have lost it all to the earthquake. still ahead and order 0. i'm just washington and hong kong where environmental groups are working to save the territory, damaged oyster and we reports more time to 1st of all was bringing out the animal's participants. ah,

in depth analysis of the days lines from around the world. if i write extremely, there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible informed opinions. why is the 3 of the opposition concerned about this rather small between turkey. anthea rose and i'm really room for you to go through or keith. this is, i'm sort of math frank assessments. you know, that was a joke about the interim government that it's not in for, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera, a journey of discovery and one albanian minds, exploration of his religious heritage. how has the big katasha face survived for 700 years despite of volatile history of oppression? i'll just evil world tells the story of a religion that has over 7000000 followers. in the footsteps of my big touchy ancestors on algebra,

ah, allow government al jazeera with no news. ah, you're watching out to see it out. reminder what top stories this are hundreds of school girls in nevada and hospital often the latest way was suspected poisonings. the 1st ones began in november, french presidents among mccomb says all sides involved in the conflict in eastern democratic republic of congo agree to support to cease fire. it made the announcement of kinshasa the last leg that was 2 of central africa. the color

outbreak that followed earthquakes of northwest syria last month is getting worse. at least 3 people have died. bad a rush as wagner mercenary groups, as the ukrainian, the city of buck load is almost completely surrounded by russia and its allied forces. russian troops of intensified shelling loads to the west, making it hard of the ukrainian forces to move in and out. burglars, chief, called for the time to be evacuated, to save the lives of ukrainians. soldiers. victory inbox most would give moskowitz 1st big military achievement in 6 months. russian artists and performers say they are victims of council culture in the west. since russia invaded ukraine, several prominent daughters say they've been shunned and performances of be cancelled a summer. bon jovi reports from moscow's ball shy theater. oh,

since 1877, the by a deca. ballet has continued to perform but it takes hard work and years of training to be able to pull off a performance, which continues to stem out o at moscow's historic portrait theater. there is no time to think of the conflict which has dominated the airwaves. but internationally, russian art and artists are increasingly being shunned. ukraine has removed russian port and writer at van der pushkin and others from most public spaces. even scientists and right is that luminous of are no longer allowed to be visible. you clean once it's allies in the west to boycott russian culture. it's about moscow, calls it a manifestation of discrimination against russian artists and limiting cultural interaction. in recent weeks, the foreign ministry has summoned the italian and dutch messages for shunning russian performers upsetting the russian artists. but the remain undeterred.

fortune is that you might have to deal with counseling russian culture. i mean, i feel sorry pity for these people. come with them, i can't even understand who could think of counseling chikavsky. and i think these are shallow, narrow minded politicians who make decisions like that from tolstoy that you called ski art and culture has a special place in russian society. many countries have cancelled or restricted russian performances since the invasion of ukraine. but for those who dedicated their lives to performing arts, they say it's unfair for them to be dragged into politics. russians, and also concerned about cultural appropriation. artists are he plenary is now labeled as a ukrainian at new york's metropolitan museum of art. clergy died in 1910 in the russian empire, while ukraine, as a state only existed from 1918 critics, a russian painter. even i was off ski who died in 1900, has recently been made ukrainian a star conductor villette,

he get a give and prominent pianist, denise smith, who is, are no longer performing at the upstream, carnegie hall for the pro, kimberly views. oh, and the metropolitan not proposed popular soprano, anna, nebraska, from a run of shows last year for quote, not demonstrating she had seen the distance herself from present blood in there, put him in austria, canada, switzerland, and poland soloists, an orchestra, her face similar actions. the royal opera house is famous, covent garden, ban bullshit, bally's london tour. distill it. there were worth of spar michener from the age of 10. they started the academy and continue like that for 3035 years. now think about it every day from morning till evening. your work translates into tremendous physical exertion. the foot western powers won't russians to distance themselves from the government. but artists to be always relied on patronage and support from

the state. feel stifled but been warning. people in power. some m a job without the 0 water theater. moscow. the navy and the coast guard in the philippines is scrambling to contain a lead from a sunken tank of its cause. a huge oil spill, the princess empress, which had engine trouble, sank on tuesday off the coast of no chung. the slick stretches for a 120 kilometers and his 9 kilometers off shore barnum in low reports, a fisherman wipes fuel office boat. he says it's from the oil tanker that sank on tuesday in the central philippines. close by philippine coast guards are placing booms to contain to spill the governor of the province of orient. i mean, dora says it's an refined fuel and the ship had 800000 leaders of it. the marine environment protective unit has confirmed that it is plenty already. for on dom i have all in the show, if you will, all. what is worse is this morning's report that was given by bcc that the amount

of fuel in gotcha fuel that is leaking when even when it's laurie did for the other day, it is up there are 8 of, 0100 lead. there is per minute. the oil spill has reached the neighboring island of antique. that's about 130 kilometers for where the oil tanker capsized and many fear it's getting closer to the resort island. brock. i that seen a sick crown jewel of philippine tourism. i use more with oh, i did the, i mean ah, so you don't waste any fish or i'm sorry, we are basically just even if iraq i spirit. however, the damage to marine life is likely to be met over there. that's where the island and his whole area has one of the most diverse marine ecosystems in the world.

we're not far from where the oil tanker sag and the fear is of the oil. they have drifted into marine protected areas like this. with your spiel spreading fast and wide scientists estimate 20000 hector's of coral reefs may be effected. that's an area the size of a city. governor dolores says the problem must be stopped at the source, have directed the owner of the ship, the vessel and the department of 11 cause varied the emitter to deploy their son, king, equipment, sucking equipment. because once the sucking equipment is able to really remove the oil, then the fighters spread from the leak will be stopped. coast guards see, they don't have the specialist equipment needed to prevent a disaster. but the governor says, the owner of the vessel must find a way or suffer legal consequences warrant below al jazeera or in done min doro. the philippines are always stores or apprised commodity in hong kong. but many

traditional farms have been abandoned to men. now conservationists are working to restore them as part of efforts to repair damaged reefs and protect marine wildlife . jessica washington reports on hong kong north western coast. tom chan spends his mornings trying to bring back a chapter of the territories past. we want to are, we saw this abandoned oyster farm bad to a more natural yellow king habitat so that it can provide the ecological function as a normal i so riff this area was once part of an oyster from an industry dating back 700 years, many of these traditional farms were abandoned when more modern techniques were introduced. now conservation is so trying to restore them to help save the reefs on kong once had thriving, oyster reefs. but a number of factors including coastal reclamation, pollution and over exploitation have led to a decline in oyster populations. over the past, a 150 years,

signed to say restoring. the old farms is a fast and effective way to boost oyster populations. one of the, the big benefits with something like an a, an abandon noise to farm is that you've already got oysters growing. if you can consolidate that structure, bring it together to fall more of a reef like structure. you've got a head stop. research is estimate about 80 percent of oyster reefs around the world have been removed or damaged. professor russell says, restoring them is important to revitalizing marine ecosystems, thy fall reefs. they formed big structures which provide habitat for other organisms. and so there's thousands of species which live in and around oyster reefs. oyster reeves also help mitigate coastal erosion and help reduce toxic al k balloons. the research, a se, restoring reefs and sustainable harvesting can go together because farmers can benefit from an increase in the number of oysters. in hong kong,

bustling victoria hopper researchers are deploying a different method, putting oyster shells back in the ocean to attract other marine life. this is the us and showing that we've had, i'm into the ocean antenna mom's before. so i'm, we have like a company killer, it oyster shells and then we go them, assemble them and then put it into the ocean. so this i sal substrate. i'm for another mary organism to live on that they say they want to teach people the haunted belongs to every one, including its oysters. jessica washington out to sierra hong kong. why don't islands was celebrated at tattoo festivals and started again after it was shut down because of the coven 19 pandemic. the 1st of all celebrates the memory of a monk who tattooed villagers to protect them my tax by wild animals. and as tony cheng has been finding out some say their tattoos have special powers.

ah, the devotee flaps his arms and shrieks he stems, jumps up and down and stutters like the monkey spirit that he believes has possessed his body. eventually he's embraced by another disciple firmly but kindly until he snaps back to reality. others in the crowd outside bung prod, temple show being possessed by more violent beasts, tigers, elephants, oxen, the manifestation of the beasts, their tattoos. a supposed to protect them from the charge ford, as the spirit animals tried to escape into a solid wall, it might seem like an act. oh but these disciples, the possession, very real, was conscious while i was in a chance, but i couldn't control myself. so i just let it fly through me, was an old mine. it's faith and i don't care what other people think. the tattoos a like, a reminder for my teachers to always do good deeds. but i mean,

i like the abbot who founded the temple, became famous for his skill as a tattoo artist who was said those who been marked with his ink would be safe from attack by wild beasts. these days the tiger tattoos are still popular, but the aspirations of those, the where them a slightly different on and i'm have, are we asked a person who is going to get tattooed about what kind of the fac he or she wants. in the old days, people wanted a tattoo that made them invincible. but these days many want a tattoo that will bring them luck and well. now i am back outside the spirits of the beasts taking control. i look for the way can mine the professor. this has always been a genuinely believed this by that ah. then the whole crowd seemed to search ford. with

i. oh, eventually orders restored the abbot, leads the crowd and prayer. monk spray the disciples with holy water, rejuvenate the powers of their ink and keep the spirits that possess them at bay, at least for another 12 months. tony ching, al jazeera, a competent central thailand. that's it for me, rob matheson, the news is going to continue here on our 0 otter inside story. goodbye. ah hello this woman up nicely now across a good part of the middle east. that is certainly the case. so here in doha was the

temperatures getting up to around 2930 over the next couple of days. like winds warm sunshine, further west as well, little warmer than it should be. if the truth be known, mecca at around $35.00 celsius, just notice a chart. so one or 2 showers into northern pass saudi arabia to go to the early part of next week. further north you could see alive, shout a northern areas of iraq. i think we'll event shippy lars, you drive a little breezy over the next dial. so further north you might just see want to show us any wintry up towards the far north of the care. so that's something to keep an eye on as we go through the next few days, as the central parts of africa. well more the same, it's dry, it's warm and sunny. got the showers, they're just around the equator and to the south thereof. and of course, still major concerns in the mozambique channel. this is what was ready. so i climbed freddie now regenerating in those warm waters. they're pushing some very heavy, re into that western side of madagascar. over the next few days,

it is going to cause further flooding, then to see how that where to weather stretches up across a good part of madagascar, inter mozambique and pushing a little further north. ah, hollywood, glamorous industry that attracts those city fame and fortune. i always don't lie so bad sunday, fema, but for some fumbling, their dreams can become a nightmare. i last in the 1st 10 days, i had to cancel the psychologist for the longest. hollywood dreams on al jazeera. how to protect the high seas home to millions of species and crucial to the world. we live in an over fishing thing, mining threatened by over exploitation and a global treaty.