from around the world, it's an indication of how reliant benjamin netanyahu is on support from the far right. the plans for the so called national guard have suddenly been up ma'am. ah . a 4th, seize, fire is agreed upon between sedans, warring forces, fighting continues, killing at least 270 people with a health system on the brink of collapse. doctors and sedans, struggle to treat the injured ah, i'm sam is a dan. this is al jazeera alive from dell hall, so coming up a lucky few escape, but $29.00. people die in the fire at the bay. jim hospital 12 are detained as police investigate. and we take

a look at the flight of palestinians illegally banned by israeli forces from worshiping or to lock some mosque compound. ah, heavy fighting continues in sudan where at least 270 people have been killed and thousands injured in 5 days of fighting. the paramilitary rapid support forces has announced 24 hours of a cease fire. scheduled to start at 1600 hours g m t. the army is yet to respond to the offer. 3 previous troops. a grievance have failed to stop the violent power struggle between the army and the paramilitary. bryan mohammed reports explosions and gunfire shake cartoon despite a ceasefire announcement, the fighting between the sudanese army and the parametric rapid support forces

shows no sign of easing. the humanitarian cost is rising. hundreds of people have been killed and thousands injured. health care services have been brought to a standstill. of the heavy bombardment, hospitals and clinics are closed, leaving patients, untreated ambulances have been targeted, preventing them from reaching the wounded. this was all apartment, hypo, so the doctors had to evacuate all the cases except the cases inside the intensive care units. there is a shortage in staff medicine and oxygen. the hospital is witnessing a shortage in many things. even the doctors we have left the streets are eerily quiet. people say they're afraid to leave their homes. they've been dealing with stray gunfire. others have been assaulted khaled us. men's mother was killed by shrapnel. it was actually a house in the living room. trying to take shelter over there when, oh,

a sudden mores her landed right outside their house. and she or she called one of the shot nails that came from the mortar and died almost immediately with no pause to the violence. sudan could face a growing hunger crisis. those who do venture out, trying to stock up on basic necessities. the truth is back at the moment, it is almost impossible to provide new material services in their own home. they are called from various organisation and people trapped asking for evacuation. for the past 4 days, people have been out of water. where food? no electricity has been rationed in some places. totally disconnected. the violence is a power struggle between army chief adult fighter albert han, and mohammed hum done. douglas, who commands the rapid support forces once allies. now the 2 generals disagree on when and hell,

the paramilitary unit will be integrated into the armed forces. that's the last barrier in the shift to a civilian that government form a little over a little how long the dust all the dreams of the youth and the sudanese, that evolution did evolution that started peacefully. his now became a fight. i'm disappointed both general say they're committed to the transition agreement and are blaming one another for the escalation. just weeks ago, there was a sense of hope that long running negotiations had succeeded, but now so don, once again faces an uncertain future. for hila mohammed al jazeera of this video released by the sudanese army shows what they claim is they control of the areas surrounding its own general command headquarters in khartoum. they say shows equipment belonging to the rapid support forces on fire motto international airport has been one of the front lines in fierce fighting between sedans, army, and the rapids support forces. the army has now taken control of the facility al

jazeera of santa mad has more not, not a lot more thought of mother. we are the only we are inside middle we international airport, where there have been fierce confrontations between the sudanese army and the rapid support forces labeled with the army has confirmed. it is in full control of the airport. nolly. as you can see, the soldiers are showing us some of the military vehicles destroyed in the fighting . the 2 sides of used all sorts of weapons in their confrontations. windows and doors were shattered by gunfire. all the middle we international airport has strategic importance. it is a civilian airport, but also hosts a military base now which destroyed and communication has been interrupted. all navigation and communication systems that link to the airport to the outside world have been completely destroyed. hebert morgan is following developments from the capital at both sides continued to fire as each other. heavy artillery could be

heard from the very 1st minute and could still be heard right now around the vicinity of the general command of the army. that's been the scene of intense fighting between the rapids support forces and the sudanese military sitting these army. the food in the army says that it has located areas the where the r s f r, and that it is aiming to head those areas to protect the general command vicinity. while many residents say, because of the, the way this conflict has been running and operated, the fact that there are rapid support forces at a troops around residential area from the fact that the cities army seems to be focused mostly on air strikes and heavy artillery from a distance, many with many residents said that they had been robbed and that they were attacked by the rapids support forces in their neighborhoods. they say that as soldiers do come into their homes and enter the homes, trying to pick whatever they can. shop owners who was booked in the northern parts of the capital say that many of these shops have been looted the central parts of

hard to me as well. where there has been in tempe. i think many traders say that most of their shops and markets have been completely destroyed and looted by by the rapid support forces. so there has been a lot of concern by citizens in residential area. the thing that they don't know if they would be able to step out, they're worried about opening their doors when they hear that knocking because they don't know who, which would be to have as a human rights activist and lives in north car. 2, she describes how difficult the situation is in the capital. honestly, it's been rough. it's. it's one of the most challenging situations that is true. we don't have the water supply, we did not have electricity for 40 days. i was 80 hours loss of no legitimacy and our neighborhood and we, we don't,

the prices are going up or essentially need a we don't have open now or like where i live. we don't even house close, close by hospitals. the only hospital that's around 500 kilometers from my home. it's been taken over by dollars us if it's really challenging and we have women who are giving birth these days. we have we have a really big crisis of or are socially for the health and hospital. and basically it's, it's the most challenging and actually where we live, we're surrounded by ours, everywhere to get the all that is what risky, where we're struggling, honestly, because you don't know when is someone who's willing to fight

shooting, they live in the nation. whether for you or someone else, ah, chinese authorities say they've detained 12 people in connection with a fire as a hospital in beijing. at least 29 people died, most of them elderly patients. jessica washington reports from the chinese capital ah, beaching people resort to extreme measures to escape the fire that engulfed a private hospital. some climbed out of the windows using bed sheets as ropes, others balanced on air conditioning units clinging to the sides. if the building and those who were able, leaped on to near by roof tops as the flames got dangerously close. oh, oh, a fire broke out in the east building of the impatient department of beijing trunk fung hospital, causing significant casualties. and we feel deep remorse and acute most of the

victims were elderly patients. the average age was 71. this is the worst fire in dating in decades. hospital say they're treating dozens of people for burns and smoke inhalation. with some in a critical condition. police are investigating the cause of the place. according to plenary investigation, the fire was caused by sparks generated during the renovation of the inpatient department, the sparks ignited combustible paint after sized authority. say those responsible will be held accountable to ha oh, after investigation. 12 people, including the director deputy director and head of the general affairs department of paging counseling hospital. the person in charge of the construction company, the on site construction personnel. a suspected of major responsibility accidents. the suspects have been detained for questioning,

while police investigate held place that is meant to provide care for the sick and elderly, became so dangerously unsafe. jessica washington out 0 paging her moscow cause has rejected opposition. activist l e. i sions. appeal against an 8 and a half year prison sentence, you can see him here appearing via the video link. he was convicted of discrediting the russian army under a law introduced after the invasion of ukraine. nations sentence sent to the round a series of social media posts on the legend atrocities committed by russian soldiers in the town of butcher. last year, rush and state media reporting ukrainian forces of killed 20 civilians in bad moods where fierce fighting has raged for months. rushing back the forces claim the attack by retreating ukrainian fighters on for incidental buildings happened 2 days ago. royces news agencies says it's unable to independently verify the report.

guerria has become the latest e u country to put a temporary back on the import of ukrainian grain and other agricultural products hungry, poland, dense vac. you have done the same in the past week. response to local farmers, complaints, the influx of cheap ukrainian products driven down prices and slowed the market. on tuesday, poland strike a deal to allow the grain to transit through the country for exports as long as it sealed and monitored to ensure it doesn't end to the polish market. north korean leader kim jogan has ordered officials to launch the countries for spy satellite. this month say media release, these images of kim and his daughter visiting the aerospace development facility chung young on tuesday can says boosting surveillance is a priority to counter threats from the u. s. and south korea, which held joint military drills in march. hundreds of palestinians are not allowed to enter the alex and mos compound the cause of banning orders. the forms are

issued by israeli forces. human rights groups say they're part of ongoing collective punishment against palestinians. the sole source of our reports from occupy these jerusalem. a sunny day in occupied yesterday. seldom but the closest 100 the hell of on it can get to it is by standing behind his window. her home has become her prison. she is under house arrest because his read your toilet is claim she protested. israeli occupation forces storm in alex on mosque lennox and follow the thing i was born in jerusalem. my house is near the alexa mosque. i can hear the call to prayer coming from us visitors to alex and mosque park in front of my house. but i can't join them, it's ramadan and no edith approaching my children are growing, but i can't be with them to enjoy the spiritual moments. israeli occupation forces issue orders, prohibiting palestinians from entering alexa mosque without a court decision on what they say are security grounds. the benz cabdriver needs an

extend it indefinitely. according to the community action center in jerusalem's all city, approximately 500 palestinians who live in the occupied east of the city are currently bad from practice in their faith. in alex, i got the legal internet and a lot disc that's of collective punishment and the provision of for free them and arbitrary measures are contrary to international human rights law. but also the latin human italian law, which regulates a situations of occupation. israeli forces put firm security measures around alex a compound in this last days of from them all. non muslims are bare access. many palestinians here are on the constant civilians. they say occupation forces not only restrict access to place of worship, but also deliberately undermined a sense of normalcy by imposing extreme measures. when older nationalists,

israelis make incursions into alex almost compound there, protected by israeli occupation forces, who sometimes force palestinian worshippers out of the mosque. those who do not leave, often beaten and arrested to minimize such resistance. israeli occupation forces issue ban orders. the 9 palestinians, the right to with alex a mosque is lambs, turn holy a site, listen. selda al jazeera occupied is jerusalem or phil. i had an hour just taps on drying to new c. as the government turns off, forces supply and we look at what's behind the property boom and somali is capital market issue. ah, ah,

i think we'll have a few more days of big shout developing again in java, in smarter peninsula mays, malaysia, and borneo. this is correct for this time, the air but the, the depths of these showers, the heaviness of the moving around. it looks a lot try now you'll notice in the philippines and apart from one or 2 showers in thailand, laos and cambodia still fairly hot. and schubert heartland heaved and more human than it should be. but the rains come in for charles, go shore during thursday, so to go through hong kong, concentrate in taiwan. then curled up towards the far south of japan where it just catch you may be. but for the most part, it's warm and sunny in japan as it is in pleasure. malaysia has been a colder wind come across beijing, beijing's data, 15 degrees, and that's generated rain all way down through western china. not everywhere. and touches in beijing will probably rise after friday, but in the southwest corner where you see couldn't means forecast temperatures 30, that's near a record high. and that heat exists right across as you know, into bangladesh in the northern point of india. but it's now being tempered there

are sharon slowly building, particularly in bangladesh will eventually become quite big. but the immediate future for the northern plane of india and northern pakistan. these showers both understood will be around for 2 or 3 days and will bring the temperatures down. ah, ah, fit them and i got a better deal. we thought that, ah, o.

a wanting out. com to recap those headlines now. fighting between the army and the powerful power military rapids, the poor forces has ended a 5th stains to that at least 270 people who died in the 4th attempt maintaining a monetary and see if that was thought at 1600 gmc, the violence is taking a heavy toll on medical facilities in the capital. 39 out of 59 hospital in and around car. been for the close of the 2600 people have been injured and fighting at least 29 people have died in a 5 that in gulf part of a hospital in beijing. on tuesday,

most of the victims were patients. the blaze broke out in the wing carrying to the critically ill and trying to thing hospital. i hate why is baking south and southeast asia in india, schools and several states have been closed thailand, health officials of issued warnings for people to stay at home and avoid heat stroke. tony chang reports from bangkok. ripple is in bangkok celebrate the tiny new year with water fights that tradition amongst the beginning of the rainy season. but this year brought record temperatures. 45.4 degrees celsius, a new high even for a country, customs to hot weather. outside the grand palace, a temporary respite from the heat to the birds and lots of umbrellas, but not a drop of rain in sight. i think it is a little bit hotter this year is very hot, this time of year and new way. the brand new season will come in a month or so,

but this period is hotter than the rainy season. the heat ways being filled all across south and southeast asia, bangladesh. his capital duck reached temperatures of 42 degrees celsius hotter than has been in decades. not so bad for those who can afford to retreat and doors into the air conditioning, but potentially life threatening those that count, while millions across the region of feeling the heat, there's little governments can do. no exact me re, a wonderful population is and how to create measures that reviews and mitigate the impact of a heat wave on them is actually quite difficult to do in rural india average temperatures of 5 degrees higher than usual for this time of year. agricultural workers have little choice when it comes to working under the glare of the sun. and even if they can find some with a shelter, their land is baking. it is it? the temperatures have gone up considerably in recent years. earlier,

it would never go above $37.00 degrees celsius. now it goes up to $45.00 degrees. the heat is extremely house. my body's d hydrated need water. so do my crop. the heat is so bad that even if you irrigate them, they are still dry. with the mercury rising, everyone's watching the forecasts and hoping for rain here and bank of the temperatures have gone down to a relatively cool 37 degrees. the question now is going to be, when did the monsoon rain start there, they don't come soon. it's going to be a long, hot summer. tony cheering l to 0 bank or 11 fishermen have been rescued from a tiny island off australia's west coast off surviving almost a week without food or water. their boat was caught in a powerful sight, loans 6 days ago and washed on to bed. well, island, a border surveillance plane spotted the group and air lifted them to safety.

fantasy in government has been shutting off water supplies overnight in the capital and several other cities in an effort to conserve water. the north african countries suffering from a severe drought damn levels. a shrinking lunar barclay reports this has become part of so may have been up the love daily routine. the government has switched off water supply over night in an attempt to reduce consumption. though in the i have a tank to face water and i put buckets in the bathroom and kitchen look what i do when i want to do the dishes. i fill balls with water and use it. but what does someone who doesn't have a tank to? it's part of tight restrictions, including a ban on the use of drinking water for irrigating farm, land or gardens. dot are expected to last until september. for the past 5 years to nidia has battled a severe drought. the ministry of agriculture and water resources says,

not one of the countries. 30 dams is even a 3rd full authorities estimate water levels and some dams have dropped 60 to 80 percent c, d, sal m, the largest is only 17 percent full. but we're the head in the currently we have reached the red line or the danger line in terms of water scarcity. the dams are almost empty. some to new orleans blamed the government for not raising awareness about the importance of saving water. i hastily separated them in after shutting off the water for 6 to 7 hours a day. information should have been published about consumption storage and the amount allowed to be stored. the restrictions have prompted farming unions to warn of catastrophic li, poor harvest this year, and are adding to the already 10 situation caused by poor public services, high inflation and a weak economy. lena wallclear al jazeera, it's more than

a decade since the arm grew. basheba was pushed out of somali as capsule, margaret issue. since then relative calm is returned to the coastal city. now an economic boom is fueling a surgeon property development. this catherine sawyer reports the new homes are out of reach for many somalis. the sounds of construction in somalia, capital mogadishu, reverberate across the city cranes, dought. it's skyline. if you look anywhere in the city, you'll see new more than multi story buildings. this is what has been replacing bullets card houses after decades of war. reclose, what i'll do is arc ali, we're sammy, is building the tallest apartment block in the city. he says most of the units were sold even before they came into the open markets. thousands of re below engineers,

doctors are working on coming to offer somali. so all those we will need is a demand and her and the margin ah, the citizens expanding. i can coloma with this one of the foster cities and there was a little in terms of population. real estate developers are especially happy with a booming market. the breaking ground every other months a few years ago were, wouldn't be standing in the middle of town, like we are now. things have really changed. more people are moving into the city. we have spoken to a property owner who says that he's apartment block is 40, sold out, but the cost of renting or buying is beyond many people to reach because there know proper regulations to protect buyers. chuck, who, she, donnie, runs a restaurant. he returned from the u. k. in 2019 to

a country he left. when he was 5 years old. he says, life here is not easy, but move him back was worth the risk of the amount, but it cost me to live in fault. but one of the most expensive cities in europe and what it does to live in my visual is very much similar. i'm paying a $100.00 for a 2 bedroom apartment. and internet is a issue. electricity costs are quite high. but at the same time, i think it's different and financial lands for different outputs, come out thousands of das per smileys like she, danny, are increasingly making their way home. they say they want to see their city stand on its legs. again. catherine saw all the 0 or good issues, somalia, nicaragua has bought the ears ambassador off to the blog, condemned what a cold system,

i think repression of descent by the government. president daniel ortega has been accused of cracking down on opponents in 2018 right when hundreds of people were killed many more in prison during anti government protests. now rights campaign is say, he's using a new tactic to silence his critics. oh, latin america. as soon as he in human reports, similar to flanked by chinese allies, nicaragua, president daniel ortega mocked international critics. on the eve of the 5th anniversary of a failed national uprising to demand his resignation. i don't know what to do, what now they are inventing that there are more political prisoners. so i tell those governments, along with the united states funding understanding the least of the so called prisoners. and we'll, we'll send them off to you in february or to take offense, 222 political prisoners to the united states, stripping them of their property and their citizenship. many of the prisoners

attended an anniversary mass in miami this week or 2. you have to let us go, but he's afraid he's afraid of our boys. he's afraid of our id. yes. and the only steve that he was able to do, because he had 2 winners to kilos. the only thing they produce, it's is driven from our nationality, big tourist non cities, which is a measure that is 2nd only to to death is actually simple. that data is now offering to send more political prisoners whom he calls terrorists into exile. several of them are catholic priests, including a bishop centers 26 years imprison, but who is refusing to leave. although the guy is a catholic, he suspended ties with the vatican last month. when pope francis referred to him as a dictator. even nuns, belonging to the order of mother teresa of calcutta,

had been expelled. and more than 3100 and joe's had been shut down. tens of thousands of nicaraguans have also fled the country. this based on the years brings 1st memories, but also an amendment to go to a meal for the struggles to liberate wireless. and for all nica alarm bring democracy back, but it would take, appears, confident that he can remain in power, as he prepares to receive another powerful hour. russia's foreign minister says a lab roth, who scheduled to arrive in managua, laser this week. to see a newman al jazeera little round madrid all through to the champions league, semi finals, astro 2, and they'll win against chelsea in london presidium. strike her rodrigo. so cord scored both girls at stamford bridge, the 14th time european champions advanced for nearly aggregate after this fire.

secondly, they see molina through to their 1st semi final since 2007. this 65 yard run from rough. i a layout sir, touched oliver year old, or a goal that made it to mill on aggregate a composite skeleton of a to rhinoceros racks, dinosaur is fetched more than $6000000.00 at auction in switzerland. it's nearly 4 meters high and made up of 3 different specimens found in the us. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now. does iran out fighting between the army and the powerful.