certainty here every time the number's due to the researches. i'm the curious friendly animal that they're watching over for ah, hello, i'm cyril van. yeah, it's great to have you with us. this is the news. our live from no. coming up in the program to day. no lead up in the fighting. confrontations continued between the sudanese army and rapid support forces with residents running out of food, water and electricity. and hundreds of sudanese fleeing to violence have made it to south sudan will speak to the head of humanitarian mission in juba. police in kenya investigative colts. after examining the bodies of the church followers suspected of starving themselves to death. i'm nadine barbara and the roots of the

london marathon were unusually that we thousands of spectators and climate protests was. hello, rock pop up with the sport. as the philadelphia 76 is like it into the next round of the unmatched city reached the english. why those of course i begin this news. our incident were fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces now and its 2nd week. despite the cease fire declared for ead . video footage appears to show the rapid support forces leader mohammed hummed on down below, in cartoon with his troops. but it's not clear when that footage was taken on saturday, a market in the north of the capital was destroyed during intense fighting and

buildings were set a light residence in the city say they are struggling to find food and clean water . there's also a near total internet black out of food that goes if he would have it read, it will allow him on a on, in one of the them, the more you we are suffering a lot you to the water shortage. all the residents here suffering from the water issue. we also did not have electricity. we got paid back 3 days ago. that's not going to go to be the post price tickets, nearly $50.00. those are incredible prices. and this regular bottle of water costs $500.00 sudanese pounds. the conditions here a very bad, very serious the several countries including the u. s. frowns and saudi arabia have evacuated diplomatic staff from sedan. while the u. k. china, iraq and jordan say they are doing the same or let's go to hip morgan in khartoum.

hipaa. this is day 9 of the conflict in sudan. where is the conflict located? no well it's now mostly concentrated around the cap. it's. i'm hot tomb with a direct confrontations between the record support forces and the sidney's army in some residential areas, including the northern parts of the capitol on saturday. now there was a brief lull in fighting overnight between the 2 sides, and it's supposed to be a period of a 72 hours ceasefire. and people hoped that would hold, but it did not. and fighting resumed once again on sunday morning residence in the northern part of the capital said that they were asked rights by the sudanese army and heavy artillery strikes by the rapid support forces who are now in various residential districts in the northern fall of the capitol then there's the western part of on demand city, the twin city of the capitol, hot him residence, stay there was also heavy shelling, forcing them to stay in their home. so it looks like despite the fact that it was supposed to be a period of cease fire for people to be able to get out and get basic commodities

and medical assistance, fighting still continues between the 2 sides. is it possible at all for residence to leave the capital while people are trying it, they are, they're relying on very relatives on their neighbors to see when is, is safe for them to go out. not to stock up on commodities, but to be able to go to neighboring states. places like does either in the central parts of the country or river now state in the northern part. but people are so trying to make it further, most of them, those were able and have the financial means are now trying to make it to egypt. others are trying to make it across the border into if you of here. and already people are coming into the neighboring country of chad and south sedan. so people are trying when they can, when there's a brief pause in fighting to make it out of their homes, to neighboring states. and then onwards to other countries where they say it's safer and there is no fighting. look, we hadn't seen fighting of this kind inside the capital before. i mean, of course, sudan is no stranger to conflict, but usually hadn't been in courtroom. the residence therefore,

not used to this. how are they adapting? well, yes, conflict has never reached the capital hot and there is no warning when an air strike is about to hit. most buildings and homes don't have basements for people to hide and shelter. and in case of heavy artillery and airstrikes in their residential neighborhoods, people have not stalked up because they were not expecting this conflict. that in stock, up on food, that in stock, up on water, and even basic facilities, power plants, what a plants have been has in this conflict. so people have been struggling. many of them say that the conditions are dire in their homes. they're running out of financial abilities to be able to buy what they need because banks have been close for week now. and many of them say that they don't know how the situation would go on it's, it's been quite construct, especially for those who have suffered injuries in the fighting. many of them say they can't face medical assistance because hospitals have been shutting down. so people say that this is a situation that is unfolding before them, but they don't know how to move. they don't know how to act. this is an unfamiliar,

uncharted territory, and many of them are waiting to see when it gets safe for them to just get out of it. because this is something they're not used to multiple countries want to evacuate. there are nationals, they want to follow the lead of the us, of saudi arabia, some golf countries, and they want to remove their nationals from a cartoon. how is that working? while the u. s. was able to evacuate, if people, my staff only, and those were from inside the embassy, there are other us citizens who are in the country, and the capital feels trapped, trying to find a way out. now, the french embassy tried to evacuate their citizens and both sides, the sudanese army and the rapid support forces accused each other of hey, think that convoy. it's not clear yet. if the country was able to make it out of the capital onto port sedan where most of the foreign nationals are being evacuated from because it is safer is however a 12 hour journey on a good day. now because they will be checkpoints, it's likely to take longer through the situation, be evacuation of foreign nationals is facing challenges. some countries are relying

on their allies to get their nationals out because they say the coordinated effort makes it easier, but they are dangerous along the roads with some convoys reported reporting robbery . assault as well as being attacked and had by gunfire. have been morgan and reporting from cartoon. thank you very much. more than 10000 people have fled to fighting incident and crossed him to neighboring chad. the world food program says that number could rise, 200000 refugees need all the essentials, they need food, clean water, shelter. hundreds of people are also fleeing to neighboring south sedan, but the ongoing fighting is making it difficult for people to move. well. peter vendor over here is a united nations humanitarian coordinator, v united nations, humanitarian coordinator, and the international organization for migrations representative in south sedan. he joins us from juba, so you're seeing all these sort of nice leaving everything behind peter share with us the stories that you're hearing from. people who are now refugees.

there is a very large number of sounds. nice. are there also trap to into, down at the moment, there's about 800000 subsidies refugees incidents and officially 300000, but in likelihood likelihood to few 100000 more sell to these migrants into that and so on. all of those people are looking at trying to come back to self so far as the numbers of the iraq most here. and i've been. busy to human that we're looking about 2000 people that have arrived from us or down into the ring to each other. good days about 7 hours of travel from costume, from capital by road. and of course we are expecting is that each, the violence would decrease the number of people that will be arriving in some stories that we're hearing from people that are arriving. first of all,

these are usually people that have the means to travel here. so we're also expecting the more vulnerable people to come at the later stage, but a lot of people are talking about horrible situations in get to me about being having the ropes all the way from customer 2 years for the ultimate arrive. here we luckily most of those people do have still family in sales who can help them? maybe just don't. so there's also know that we're also expecting some sudanese to come to, to sell to them because we have about 400000 nice refugees in shelter. and a few $100000.00 loggins also living in south of course. she's like home. so we're also preparing for you've sent you out a larger scale return. nice or not to return, but i'm sure that he's moving towards that. what's it like for them when they get

to south sedan? so when they get to sell to that and we have teams of the government, there's something called here to relieve and rehabilitation commission, which is responsible for providing support. so these people are there, there are people from iowa on the ground. there are people who are on the grounds and they provide the initial assistance if they need any type of food assistance or if they need no overnight to stay until they move towards or where they would like to go. so that he's currently support available. we are going to increase the price on the different border forms the government as. busy the international community, the days to come, because we are expecting the number of people arriving to sit down and just tell them to do increasing differently going forward. are you ready if that happens? if there is a large scale exodus of people from sedan, not just a capital cartoon,

but also the provinces to neighboring countries. i think that for you. busy this is most considerate challenges because it's don't forget that insults without encouraging and looking at the country where 94 and 4000000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance. and so our humanitarian appeal currently is funded for only about 25 percent. so if we have a large influx here in south to the people, we will have to be very careful not to use to give any daring assistance funding that he's there for people. and the 2 are supporting people returning so they will be in the difficult decisions that we will need to take going forward. also because we are currently fully engaged in. busy preparing for rainy's year received historical cells to that department, the past 23 years. so if we have a large number of people coming,

especially those people are fundable. emily chinese during the season is for sure that we get additional resources that we face. consider more challenges, but we are preparing for it, but the certainly be a challenge. we've seen this kind of situation before. obviously refugees fleeing conflict going to neighboring countries, realistically, when people leave their country under these circumstances, do they usually end up going back, or are we perhaps setting up generations of people will live as refugees? well i, i think it's a, it's a very good question. my, my initial phase would be of course, multiple depend on how the fighting is to continue and what's the so the outcome will be and of course i think it's a. ready general, the longer these type of conflicts last, the more not to return because you're short term. but also here, i think we need to see because i can well imagine that that's by the field house that he's going to go to still have family connections here in,

in south. so that may be reluctant to go back. busy to work even when the finance company stocks for he sort reduced, i think that will depend on how the situation evolves going down but, but your course right there is the reason that you create a longer term situation. now all of the things i have to ask is that we're trying to avoid, and this is something that we're working to call and we're trying to for, to create new camps in felt so that we're trying to provide a way to stay for the one where you don't create you longer term refugee camps in south. we can avoid. all right, thank you very much, peter vendor, over our acting united nations humanitarian coordinator. thank you for joining us on the program today. thank you for having with has plenty more head on this news

hour, including south asia sweltering in a record breaking heat wave with temperatures in india rising above 40 degrees celsius. and the battle behind the line will be looking at the challenge of rehabilitating fighters last lives in the ukraine war and sports. the philadelphia 70 pictures become the 1st team to make it to the next round of the n b. a player. ah. 21 bodies have been exude in eastern kenya. police are investigating a suspected christian colt in the coastal town of melinda. a church leader allegedly told his followers to starve themselves in order to quote, meet jesus authority, say the victims include 3 children and several members of the cult were rushed to hospital earlier this month, severely emaciated, local media report, the preacher paul mckenzie in san gay was arrested in march. caffeine,

soya is in the canyon capital. katherine, what have the investigators found out so far? well, we know 21 people have so far died from the ration in this area in my lindy kenyan coast, we know that several people have been rescued. they are very, they are and he said they appear very, very weak. we know that these pasta is in police custody. were told that he had you few to eat. and basically, what many people are saying is that we're talking about a learned 800 a piece of learn. so the police, our own ground all in the forest, we're being told that they are looking for either shallow grade. so this

is going to x is expected to rise when you live in kenya, were you aware of this religious group before bodies were zoomed in, it became a major headline where they high profile in the country while pull. mackenzie is very well known either cause he had this huge charge the time he had of $400.00 followers. but then a lot of them left when he started so very controversial teaching about extreme fasting. and then he had a big tv station as well. and then he moved to this chorus to area, very remote and started to teach people and preach to people remotely. and then a lot of people he's followed went with him to this area where the

was being charged $250.00 to leave and follow the teachings all this month. so it is a community of people who, who knew which other people who are very, very poor. so it was very easy and it is very easy to, to take advantage of this people because of desperation and perhaps hope catherine . so reporting from nairobi. thank you very much. a seek separate this leader from the northern indian state of punjab has been arrested after a man hunt that lasted more than a month and pow sing rose to prominence earlier this year with his call for the creation of a separate c homeland sing. and his supporters rated a police station in punjab in february, after one of his aids was arrested. police then tried to arrest thing, but he escaped on a motorbike or subject poor as a journalist and the editor of hard news magazine. he says, seems detention has increased tensions in the already unstable punjab state. it

didn't truly create the kind of tension that whoever was behind it really expected . in fact, in punjab itself, there was a great demand and the people there that nothing should be done to upset the piece that had just turned to this video or you know, stayed, which has been experiencing great them under the double and all these years. so they didn't want to mr. parsing to do anything more than what has what he had done and in a certain way didn't really cause a tell margaret just expected of his us now is significant because he is going to be taken to the northeast. the state of psalm, and that is where he will be interrogated, is rather strange that he was allowed to carry on for about $36.00 days. there will redo that, used to come on tv, showing him that he is in some other diet or the other used to sometime there were some clothes he would go around on a more bike. so it's all very, very strange how he's phenomenal is built up and subsequently how he's been

arrested 7. asia is in the groups of an extreme heat wave with temperatures topping 40 degrees celsius in some parts of india. this week, persistent high temperatures and putting pressure on health facilities and impacting the economy in a country where nearly half of the workforce works. outdoor scientists say climate change is driving this heat and as it gets worse, it will undermine efforts to reduce poverty and the inequality acid. they reports another day under hudson, but people here hope the temperatures won't be as high as previous days. it's those in rural parts of central india who are the most vulnerable. a lack of electricity and water infrastructure means they have little respite from heat waves. bonnie gave the got me like the water is a big issue. i feel extremely hot. my hands and legs are always aching. there is this issue power cup because of this heat, their power cuts all the time, like these are the problems they've been facing. in some villages,

there is no running water. people rely on wells for the supply and those and several villages complain of water shortages in others entire families including children, have to work during the summer months. bricks dry faster, but working in the summer carries risks. it's an incredible body as that of one of the sun, as to hush. we face a lot of difficulty. our children full sick all the time, but sometimes we also fall sick. but what to do, man i, it's the only work we have yet. otherwise there's no other source of employment at night up regarding categorically as a front wife has been sick for 2 days with heat stroke, we can't afford to stop working. it's estimated that 49 percent of the engine workforce work hack doors. the heat waves are placing an unprecedented burden on public health, agriculture, and other systems. some believe india's government is under estimating the impact of heat waves induced by climate change. most of these heat action plans don't specify who they'll talk to, to improve their plans and whether they'll reach out to wonderful groups or in,

in our cities and villages. so most or time, these concentration mechanisms also inadequate sham. la paula works as a guide at this tiger reserve. he can earn $6.00 a day, but recently, even that's been hard to come by. come to come with that. the 2nd order worried this window because if he not too many tourist come during summers because of the har she, we mostly stay home because there are fewer visitors. we're only managed to get to work twice or thrice in a week. india has a climate vulnerability index through which it assesses its vulnerability to the climate crisis and works within that framework. the un and climate scientists are warning heat waves will be more common, and the indian government is likely to come and a growing pressure to update its policies to protect the most wonderful. i said bake al jazeera thailand is also seeing record breaking temperatures. people in bangkok of being urged not to go outdoors. temperatures reached 42 degrees celsius

on saturday, but when you combine that with humidity that felt like 54 degrees, a police officer directing traffic collapsed and died of heat stroke earlier this week. an unusual tornado was touched down in a mine, or whether present to jeff harrington has joined us for that. we're not used to hearing reporting about tornadoes in mind. right. so indeed, it is rare, but it is not unheard of. and certainly we have the proof with this incredible video that we're about to show you. so this happened in the northeast of all mine. let's remember the middle east. you're right. rare, but not unusual, middle east. it's a dry climate desert climate. but when you get that, what, whether it's unpredictable, anything can happen. and certainly we saw that. so we got the updraft year, which gave us the rotation which spawn that twister as some of these incredible images that we're looking at. and so that was in the northeast of a mon, preliminary reports, serial, put the wind speeds at 200 kilometers per hour or so on. the enhance fujita scale

that would rank a level 3 out of 5. we also know one person was injured and several homes were destroyed. again, this happened in the northeast of oman, the very popular sou, curious, but again, we've seen tornadoes, saudi arabia, united arab emirates, and now here we go in oman. ok, so rare but not impossible is the worst of this behind this. is it over or is there are still some, maybe some damage that people might need to take precautions against? right, so let's look at our forecasts right now. we'll put this on monday. so look at, there's still some pockets of what, whether it's worth the northeast of mine also got burst pulses of rain across saudi arabia as well. so there is indeed act of weather right across the radium peninsula . but i think in terms of seen another twister that's not likely to happen again, but the bottom line, rare, but not unusual, but when you see things like this, especially of this intensity. again, preliminary reports f 3 twister just incredible picture is coming out of among

incredible pictures. absolutely, thank you very much. jeff harrington. thanks. you're welcome. our environmental activists are taking to the streets of london for a 3rd day of demonstrations. they are calling on politicians to step up the fight against climate change, the extinction rebellion group wants an end to the use of fossil fuels on saturday, about 30000 protesters gathered outside parliament before setting off on what the group called a family friendly march. while the dean baba is in london has been covering this for since day one nadeem. that's right. well this is a day where the climate protests and the marathon collide, hopefully in a good way. and for someone who knows all about that, he is at in stuart's idea of champion ah, olympic champion, canoes and activists with extinction. rebellion tell us a bit about how the stewards that we see behind you are interacting and what your aim is. so if things rebellion, i'm from the very start i be working with the organizers at the london math and to

make this a safe, an inclusive space. our goal is to bring many thousands of people together to talk about climate, ecological justice, how it's so desperately unfair and people who deserve who's contributed to this issue, the least are suffering the most. and this is an important space. i want to keep it safe and accessible where invite me, what's come down and find out for themselves. now you're someone who's actually been arrested for, i believe, a sitting on a bridge not far from here. x r extension. rebellion are saying that they're trying to move away from confrontation right now. but there's still a deadline that you've given the government to commit to know new fossil fuel or projects of monday, beyond which you might step up your actions. so where is the movement going? and do you think there is still a space for disruptive actions? i guess was really interesting. we've got at a movement of about $200.00 organizations charities, or ethical companies. and cios who are all pointing at least from slight different directions. we need more citizens voices in these decision making processes. and

after monday, we're going to be morgan united. they'll be more trust and we're going to work together to plan what next. we don't quite know what that means. mike thinks rebellion was certainly pushing as high as they can for this. what is most important ask? i mean, be the you the move the shift is that because you feel that not enough of the public a coming on board with, with what you say. we're just trying something new. i think, you know, we recognize our, their great many people are seriously concerned. but so far has been reticent because they've agreed to the message, but not the touch expresses our invitation. come down, we are. if there's enough of us, we can create enough pressure with the people we've got to make, make the government hold these people to account because they are destroying off if they know it. they've got the tools and actually not season. one of your demands is a citizen's assembly's been set up? can you just give us an idea of where that's going and how you write the government response to those calls while the government's response is absolutely abysmal. we can see they're all using their squirrely words, but you know, we're talking about their cost of living crisis, simple ways. they could be retro,

a massive retrofitting scheme for installation could help with that. could also be holding those oil companies, those fossil fuel companies, to account for the huge profits here that they've been making. and we could also be increasing our, the cheapest and the easily easy, most easy form of renewable answers onshore winds. all these things could be helping people right now. ya. gomez carrying on would have plans that are simply not fit for purpose. and that's why ordinary pete was, voices, needs to be included, citizens assemblies have been proven about to do that. so just to reiterate, your saying, vert, term v v, v some, this shift is rapid shift in the way we live is affordable. some people will say they're very worried that it's not, well, it won't be, i won't be affordable if the people in this come in this building over here, get their way. that's what we need. if we, we believe if we have ordinary people's voices in the, in the room when the decisions are made, it will be fair, right? and it will consider will meet the needs of ordinary people rather than the vested and short term interests of the few that operate in this building at you in stock.

thank you very much for your time will will be back on the london marathon routes. but for now back to you. alright. nadine law, the reporting from london, we will keep coming back to you. you'll keep a surprise the developments. thank in it. him a tackling climate change requires making queen energy accessible to all. but in the us, most low income households don't have the resources to utilize renewable energy. now, a growing number of communities are coming together to build shared solar projects . and he, jo castro, has one way sheena roscoe says, it feels good to now be part of the battle against climate change. the 59 year old washington d. c. artist, known for her sewing designs and eclectic style, says she used to think green energy was only for wealthy homeowners, a star sandy's things on top of people roof. i was like the for the people who had the houses. it doesn't concern me because i'm in apartment rosco is enrolled in

a city program for low income residence to receive discounted electricity powered by solar energy. originally, my bill would be a $100000.00 is down to $12.00. green power will come from these $4000.00 solar panels, installed a top and underground water tank that holds municipal water. bracken. hendricks is the solar projects li developer. all of the energy flowing off of this project is given away for free. and that's going to equal a reduction of energy bills, electricity bills for $500.00 families in washington dc. the project costs $5000000.00 covered by investors and government grants. hendrick says the system will eventually pay for itself through the sales of renewable energy credits to the power company. remaining profits will go to a housing charity that co owns the project. we're building clean energy projects in community. we're taking the, the wealth created by that energy installation,

and we're making sure that it's flowing back to the community itself. if all goes according to plan, this field will generate green energy, solar energy for washington, d. c for the next 2 decades. this is a city that is a leader in green energy using renewables to meet more than 60 percent of its energy needs. now the challenge is to have more of this in more places, every community and every family can help to save the planet and save money to boot. congress recently passed climate legislation that includes billions of dollars for clean energy projects with a focus on disadvantaged communities. the goal is to cut us carbon emissions by half by 2030, and roscoe says she's glad to have been drafted. i feel like i'm a part of something heidi joe castro al jazeera washington coming up next on

al jazeera. i'm heidi joe castro in a city known as a green energy innovator. can other cities follow and it's half and in sport, byron units, fumble their lead in germany's cycle race. ah the hello good to see you. we've got a cool ra northwind blowing down across the islands of ireland and britain. so that means some lower temperatures here. also rain swirling around in this zone through france. and the low countries in moscow could hit its 1st 20 degree day of the year . but i think probably not because there is a lot in the way of cloud cover in the sky on sunday, but where that spring sun is coming through, temperatures have cross 20 degrees zagreb serial for example,

and often. so here we go. still somewhat weather here. it's been sluggish. start to spring low temperatures and showers. have really been the name of the game. what, whether on tap for the northern coast of portugal, the northwest to spain, but this is moving into the south of france. this is good news because there are wildfires burning in this area off to africa. we go in that southeast corner of senegal, still the heat wave alert in play as those temperature surpass. 40 degrees and for southern africa, quote cover will build in the min b s. so this is our forecast as we look towards sunday. there's that cloud. but let me show you monday, some intense bands of rain setting up here through vin talk, and that will transfer into the southwest corner botswana. certainly, we are running the risk of seeing some flooding meantime for south africa, just a few showers for the western cape providence. patch or weather update, we'll see you soon. take care. ah, with the, the 1st commander of the lebanese army, after independence from france,

who took over as president at the time of crisis in a deeply divided country 50 years after his death, a 0 will tell the story of at your architect as the modern live in the states, the soldiers statesman on a jesse it off with lou

ah, watching alpha 0 reminder of our headlines this. our fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces isn't its 2nd week despite to cease fire declared for ead. video footage appears to show the rapid support forces leader mohammed. i'm done doug low in khartoum with his troops on saturday. a market in the north of the capital was destroyed during intense fighting and building to a set of lights residence in the city. say they are struggling to find food and clean water. several countries in putting the u. s. france and saudi arabia have evacuated diplomatic staff from st. it in the u. k. shine a rock and jordan, say they are doing the same right. let's go back to one of our top stories. now,

the investigation into a colton kenya asked the police exude to more than 20 bodies from graves in a forest. and church leader allegedly told his followers to starve themselves in order to get closer to god. who said her lead is the executive director of hacky africa, human rights in geo, and he's in, can we see eastern kenya near where those bodies were found? hussein i understand you were at the mass grave when the bodies were being exude, tell us what you show, what you saw and share with us. any impressions say i'm, i'm going to assume you can hear me now because we had a little malfunction with the audio. i understand you were at the site where the bodies were being exam, correct. all

right, we've lost the audio for who st. lead will try to reconnect with him more than 3000 people. evacuated from the russian city of belgrade, are returning home after authorities detonated, unexploded munitions, a russian fighter jet mistakenly dropped a bomb on the city earlier this week, injuring 3 people there. and ukraine is expected to launch a counter offensive against russian troops in the east of the country. in the coming weeks after months of stalemate, the fighting on the front lines have become a war of attrition that have a high human cost. now ukraine faces a battle behind the lines to rehabilitate the many people who been injured in the war. trials stratford reports from keith prosthetic leg for one of the many amputees who come to the orthopedic center. an artificial limb workshop in central cave all examined us at cinco, who's one of the country's leading prosthetic engineers heats the plastic to bend the mould into shape. anatoly lost his legs fighting russian forces in mario pl,

almost a year ago. he's prosthetic leg has been giving him pe you in recent weeks thing on that of the team. we can adjust it from both sides. alexander tells if it should be fine, then you should with us. we'll have that. but it's a lot of work for many very complex, very high amputations, multiple amputations where 2 arms and a leg are missing. and it's wholly lives in an explore apartment. it's a long walk up the stairs when the lifts and working. he lives here with his girlfriend, alina, and her baby leesha, full in his ball. my husband was killed fighting on the front line last year. she is 7 months pregnant with anatolia child, wilmont. we're thinking of starting a business, you can survive long on a government handout. so i am thinking of what to do because atlanta is pregnant.

as a war amputee, i'm a holy will eventually receive a one off compensation payment of around $21700.00. the government also paid the his prosthetic leg. i don't know that if you go south, it's difficult for him to move around. he tries, of course, but he mainly sits with the child. i have to do most of the housework. most of the $200.00. also people who come to this rehabilitation center for therapy each week lost their limbs fighting. there are no official statistics on how many people have lost limbs in the war. so far. this prosthetic limb is manufactured in germany, but assembled here in ukraine. it has a computer chip at the back, the data from which is analyzed and the movement of the joint adjusted accordingly . the price is astronomical. $45000.00 for this percentage leg, there is nothing like it being manufactured in this country. there are not enough prosthetic limbs being built in ukraine for the growing number,

military and civilian amputees. the rehabilitation center is partly funded, vinyl straightly and charity. and there's only one other, as bolden as this, in all ukraine fillmore. yeah. and then he moved. there is a need because the counter offensive is expected and unfortunately that's going to be a lot more guys getting injured back of the apartment to i'm a totally said he wishes he could return to fight on the front line. but now his battle is to raise a young growing family and to learn to live again. charles rafa al jazeera give. ok, i want to take you back to that story in kenya that we're covering today. after more than 20 bodies were found in a mass grave in a forest on the eastern coast of kenya. hussein holly, the executive director of hacky africa, a human rights and you are joins us again. we've got the audio up and running the same thanks for joining us. look, as i was saying earlier, i understand you were at the site to the mass graves when the bodies were being exam. can you tell us what you saw?

actually where he's been right now so far the police have been able to actually use 27 musgrove sites continuing to 01 by one. so far we done less than you know, are all in the field as we speak. i'm speaking from the site itself. it's almost lunch hour, they're taking a break. i'll have to get a brief so that we can proceed in the afternoon today alone. they have 6 so far. yesterday, the 14, the day before 7. so the numbers going up, how, how was the police alerted to this? how do they know to come looking for graves in the forest there?

so one of our pop, no gonna is ition allotted us to do actually a deputy priests are in a way after noticing that things are getting out of hand. so he ran away and came to some national office and reported. so we went immediately to civil or to get him a few as to why a boy corporate and you couldn't hear this is what has been up and they brought them to the site which according to some of the sites they have different types of bethlehem and such kinds of places where they have died in one grave.

yesterday we were able to find a man, a woman, and 3 kids in the same group which we believe to belong to the same family. were you surprised when you heard about this? because the preacher was well known in kenya, i wouldn't say he was a normal kinder. he was well known in this area who had been arrested before. when 2 children died, the local human. he was told he was taken to court. he was relieved on $10000.00 shipments, which is roughly around the $100.00, you know, because there was nothing for me enough to keep him behind by the court said, so yes, people are angry. but you know, this has gone this far because the looking body count moscow still

yet to be open. this number could be, you know, get to something like a 100, a, maybe a 100. so yes, it is indeed very surprising. people are very, very close to me. questions to be of course, and what about his followers has, has your organization reached out to members of this community? yes, we have reached that's why we come to you because it's an expensive plan. as i said, $808.00 because we believe them in providing inside because they few that have been reached the i refusing to be rescued. they actually feel that, you know, the police coming in the way between bomb and haven't, you know, so i would number of them i refusing to leave the one to be left to continue with fasting. those that we managed to convince about 2520 age we managed to

convince or move them from this area today, the place for police to psycho social counseling. but yes it's, it's, it's a puzzle is need to can respond to to get more. and so hussein maybe it's the audio, but i had not previously understood that there were still people followers of this, of this movement that we're currently hiding on the land. so you're telling me if i understand correctly, you're going out reaching out to them and some of them refused to be in your words helped yeah, i'm not talking and pasting. so i'm actually talking in present tense even as we speak right now. the police have just been a lot to one of the areas we have these followers are. so they have just left the muscular area to go inside 5 to try to get this guy yesterday we were told body

was being held by some of them. but before the police ran away, you don't. so we're going to pass games as we speak. i refused to be i'm to continue seeking that is the future, the national government to you hussein can be clear as possible before it's too late. yes. to be clear. those who want to continue their fasting, do they understand that they will probably meet the fate of of there are other cult members. co cult members who have died. do they understand they're going to die? if they don't do this is because they said people have been buried and the low battery. so the message being told is that to you by you die and do offense to heaven. that's the primary message that you fast until you die and you offense to have. so for them, this is a tough to have them there. you know,

it's a culture and the, the need to make them believe that this is what was going to happen. so all the people who died by the time dying, they believed that that's the right way to go to heaven, including with their children. look hussein holly, thank you very much for your important eye. witness accounts from the site where bodies are being interviewed. simply thank you for joining us on the program. back now to our main story, the fighting and sedan between the army and rapid support forces this reno same as a resident of cartoon. she's joining us on the phone from the sydney's capital misread. we want to check in regularly, with residents of cartoon to find out how they're doing. we're now into de 9 of the fighting. how are you we are by far better than the 1st day of the fighting, of course. but no one knows that if this situation will continue,

or it's only because of the fire of the factory ration of the foreigners and the residents. and i'm going into that a lot of fuel right now. that after the recreation of the foreigners from saddam, the tuition will get worse in a lot of areas. in cartoon, specifically, there is no water noise before the 9 days in the row. some areas had to be back for a few hours, but then it went off again, but the no water the water station made an announcement that situation was a very unsafe to the people to come back and maintain the water station. so where the water shortage and the water captain continued, unfortunately for more of the areas of the airport and the water more quieter than usual. and the area farther from the airport to north and undermine was by far more

on the move and a lot of plumbing. and yesterday was a nightmare for the residents to north. please let me jump in for a 2nd. if you don't mind, let me ask you about your particular situation or you. are you trying to leave the capital or not? it's very, it's very hard decision to be honest with you. most of the male doesn't want to leave and work of the want to leave, but the don't want to leave their husbands, their brother explain that to us. why do they want to leave the females? if there's something i'm not understanding and the women don't want to leave and well, i think for me, or most of them in the idea about leaving their house moving outside from the war. it's like a signal being towering or something like this. for me, i really don't understand it because the situation might actually go worse and no one is armed to actually fight back. and this is

a situation we're always avoiding during the solution in 2018, 19, not to make the civilians to get armed well, but i don't understand why they don't want to need it specifically that there is no water with me to say no hospital to understood or are you able to leave your house and not to leave the city, but say to make a food run to go and get basic supplies? have you been able to do that during the last 9 days? and are you able to do that? it's currently in we were not until this is fire of the last 2 days. and today i think because we are in cartoon, which is which is closer to the airport than the closer to the is my question. areas or area have been very much quite in the last 2 days comparing to the days before. most of the events around our, our neighbors and even the shops i'm saying that isn't the last chunk, maybe for all of us to get to lead. so take as much supplies as you want. the main

problem that we are facing right now is that the electronic payment, it's all been stopped, and no one have enough cash as the banks closed earlier than if it was supposed to be. also the prices of all of them. this applies and the food beverage, sometimes in time, sometimes even even close time, the original prices, which even makes iteration harder and worse, this reno same. thank you very much for sharing your story with us. do stay safe. we wish you the best. thank you very much. still ahead on al jazeera, we've got sport celebrations, and a hollywood ending to a season like no other. for a lower league british teeth, they will find out more about that. ah, freight companies fake passports, international banks,

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