[000:00:00;00] ah al jazeera, when ever you ah, all as foreign nationals rush to escape the fighting incident, many civilians remain trapped with no basic supplies. we hear from those caught in the crossfire. not have it even. now. i'm also you do not have a test for with

hello, i'm darn jordan this about as they are alive into also coming up police in kenya, zoom 47 bodies as they investigate a cult who believed they would go to heaven if they starved themselves to death extradited from the united states, peruse, former president arrives back home to face corruption charges and american demonstration by climate protest, as coincides with one of london's major sporting it. ah, we begin in sudan wet fighting between the army and rapid support forces as raging for a night stay. thousands of people are fleeing the violence and more than 400 have been killed. many neighborhoods that been left without access to food and clean water. and the country is experiencing and the a total internet blackout rate. a mohammed begins our coverage. ah,

people in cartoon, a living in the middle of a was on what was once a bustling market is now piles of rubble. buildings and holmes are in ruins. this burritos for here, any hour for my dear my house. yeah. and sometimes bahati are suffering aflac of food that go for if the city lack of would have if the city for treated now, i'm also gonna have, ah, existing order. people say, well it's, it's a missing, but they can't go out and search for them as they're too scared to leave. the house . doctors have described the situation as catastrophic visit a lot, a lot, much a lot of the hospital east till operational, but not to the full capacity due to the shortage of medical equipment. let alone difficulties the medical staff face to go to work. i was the fighting in the capital is centered around the presidential palace and the army headquarters. this

video appears to show members power military rapid support forces with the commander general mohammed hum don douglas in the area. but it's not clear when it was filmed, more but across the nell river and the city of i'm dorman, some people are bearing that dead. this home was hit by shelling while the family was asleep. i know as i li, i well i like i said at the i have bins on my body and i couldn't stand up, but god helped me. many shells came into my room and i collected them. they hit the rumor and came through the window that they broke the glass. i was lying in bed and when i stood up, i fell to the ground. i oh, it our duke, north of cartoon, there are pockets of resistance. some people took to the streets in protest on saturday, holding for an end to the violence. analysts say, to dance long away to transition to civilian rule, a prospect that seemed imminent a few weeks ago is moving further out of reach. for as long as general douglas and

army chief don't flatter hahn, refused to back down. one of them needs to win so that he could claim power. this is how they see it from was and i ultimately they have no problem in my opinion. sacrificing what a compromising or different i think the security of the hall county and all the while sudanese live in fear as more of the country is destroyed in a battle for power. for healing mohammed al jazeera. well, after a week of battles that delayed rescues many countries now scrambling to evacuate the citizens and diplomats in the past hour for jordanian plains landed among military airport carrying more than 300 people from ports of them. spain and germany also removed hundreds of their citizens on sunday, and more countries have announced evacuation plans in the coming days. even morgan

has more than those evacuation from the sydney's capital cartoon. well, there are 2 kinds of acura of, of evacuations happening here in the capital sort of tomb. there's the evacuation of foreign nationals with the health, from their embassies and allied countries here in the, in, in the capitol. many of them making their way to the eastern city of port sedan, just like the un mission here in the country and puts down is a city that's about 800 kilometers away from the capital. so that's a trip on a normal day that would take about 11 to 12 hours. but because there would be checkpoints on the road and because it's a large convoy, it's likely to take longer than that. and those are the foreign nationals evacuating. then there's the locals, the residence of harpooned themselves, who are doing their own evacuations. mapping out their own routes outside the capital to make it to safe places, places like a zebra in these, the central part of the country or river. now, in the northern part of the country, there are also some students who are trying to evacuate the country completely, not just to um, to neighboring states. they're trying to move to neighboring countries like egypt, if yoga, or chad and south sudan,

they're simply looking for ways depending on where they are, depending on the fighting at the time that they're trying to move, to make it out of the capital. whether that be at to a neighboring state or neighboring country in the end, let's not forget that this is the 1st time what assume is actually actually witnessing a displacement. cartoon is not a city that has a has witnessed conflict despite the fact that saddam has had numerous whereas going on within its borders. but never in hard to him. so people are very and used to the situation. so let's bring in noon abdur bassett. sheila sedan yesterday with her family and joins us from cairo to talk about her journey at noon. so glad to see that you and your family, a mouse safe in egypt, you sent out a very detail, twitter thread telling of your experience in getting out of sedan safely, just briefly noon. talk us through a few of the tip. some things to keep in mind for other people who are wishing to get out of saddam quickly. all right, thank you so much. getting out of sedan was not an easy decision to make. it was

not an easy journey. what i would recommend to my sister's number, they are trying to trace it down right now is, i mean, you need to be brave up, please take care of each other. don't care too much money or to any clothes pack. likely. make sure you have sent you with plenty of drinking water. the journey is really long. and when you think about it, just go for it. and don't think of the what ifs. just please try to get out and be face a new and we understand there were a number of other nationalities traveling with you on your bus. people from sweden, the us, a, an island. how worried were they all said about getting out? most of the people from boy nationality that were with us on the west, west initially waiting for their embassy to have them evacuated. but i think they waited

a couple of days and they realized that the conditions weren't going to happen anytime soon. so for them, it was a very joining experience as well. and they figured that just trying to evacuate on their own is better, and they have evacuated, they're all here in egypt. and the embassies from those countries, though, have not evacuated their citizens knew. and as you were saying, this is a very scary experience for you. and your family, what would you say was the most dangerous part of the journey? for instance, the checkpoints man by the sudanese army or that the the rapids support forces getting out of costume was definitely the most difficult part of this entire journey. having to go through the checkpoints where you don't know whether you're going to be robbed or killed or on just holding my mother's hand. looking into my gomez,

i just all holding each other's hands and praying that it all goes smoothly. i would say that even though it was the shortest part of the chip, it was definitely the most nerve wracking noon. just a final thought to you. i mean, you're probably still in contact with friends and colleagues back to the family, left backend sedan. what have they been telling you now about the worsening situation that the situation has just gotten so much worse in the last few days. and people have completely run out of food clean drinking water. the hospitals are almost 0 capacity. they're completely not waking. there's no petrol people can't move around, even evacuation, like when we evacuated, it was much easier. i was to move even at the border, there weren't that many people, but now these borders are filled with so many people. and it is draining into

a full blown herana chain crisis on that needs to be stopped. he's why needs to be put into place. and the people have said, i need to be evacuated safely out of there. ok, i knew about that really good to get your thoughts and your descriptions of how your journey went flings for them. thank you very much indeed. and thank you. now hundreds of people are also fleeing to neighboring south for them, but the ongoing fighting is making it difficult for people to move south downs, already grappling with around 2000000 internally, displaced people after a decade long conflict. well, peter found it over to the un humanitarian coordinator in south for them. he says about 2000 people across the border and many more are expected. so for the numbers of the iraq most here, and i've been fairly limited, we're looking about 2000 people that have arrived from sudan into sounds that most

of the ring to each other. good days about 7 hours of travel from costume, from capital by road. and of course, what we are expecting is that if the violence would decrease the number of people that will be arriving in some stories that we're hearing from people that 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 a later stage. but a lot of people are talking about horrible situations in get through about being, having the ropes on the way from customer 2 years from they often arrive here. we. luckily, most of those people do have still family in cells to help them. busy maybe just also 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 sell to them and a few 100000 like and also living. it's also done in those people. of course on

some of the like home. so we're also preparing for event you out a larger scale return off to the nice or not retirement off of that he's moving towards that. ah, not police and tenure have examined at least 47 bodies, some graves in a forest outside melinda and the east of the country. the victims allegedly, from a religious cult, stop themselves to death. after falling their past as instructions to stop eating the lease or investigating the cold, which one enjo says has been operating since 2019 shavone silk has more they believed they would meet god. they ended up in a shallow grave, outside a coastal town in eastern kenya, victims of a suspected cult leader. not all of us are days wife, son and parents in law disappeared, leaving everything behind me. so when i get to such off,

when i said someone asked to down dahlgren to seduce us, saw it, and i trucked our flight. it's only book a long way. tickets to my lindy, we should have already contacted park to nairobi. this is the man accused of luring them to melinda, i paul, mackenzie, and thing. as the leader of the good news, international church, he apparently promised his followers they would meet their creator if they starved themselves to death was well known in this area. he had been arrested before i went to children, died, there wasn't enough for me enough. i couldn't help cool. you know, keeping behind by that shows the coast trade. so yes, people are angry, but kill, you know, give, has gone before police believe dozens of victims may be buried in the forest. several children are among the dead. and there are fears. many more could be missing. the le dna, my bombing, it'll make. we visited homes in villages in the area,

and we spoke to parents whose children had all died. some families have lost up to 5 children. and in some cases the parents have died as well. some members of the church were rescued from the preachers property alive, but weak relatives at the exclamation sites are holding out hope that they're missing. loved ones have survived the i remember what so does our to on very in who mind to see what is going on. yeah. odd. did people who i've been calling? yeah. i can, i can't see. none of those are similar relative products does find numerous. kin more people unseen more groups, mackenzie is now in custody. pathologists are taking samples from the victims to determine the cause of death. shavon, silk al jazeera. what ruth done, masha is a committee member for social services in the county where the bodies were exude, and she explained what could have motivated people to join the call. deaf ed to

greg yesterday. but the good thing he managed to su 15. and if you've spoken to them after pleasure talking to them that you can afford and some of them are not sure because the ones we still want to feed. so we really have a lot to do and try to change the mindset and trying to go and i feel some of them may have been really done. i feel like you so much injury or having a chronic mental order that maybe have not been captured as far as getting a picture of someone who could be having some mental issues, but now has driven to work with people who are available. if you look into those that have been, most of them are women and children. yes. a couple couple of men who are in june, but most of them are women and children. so i feel like you're mostly working. we've been a huge equipment. it, when you, you get to call be and maybe they're the ones who are more free. don't happening, economic empowerment. yeah. talk personal pray. karen algebra when we come back,

stepping up security in schools. brazil moves to stamp out a recent surge and attacks and thousands of migrants on making their way across the mexico, calling for action after a deadly fire at a border detention center. more than that, a the off we go with your world's weather report. this one's going to focus on the americas. thank you for joining in and around the pompous to patagonia, a few showers popping up here, but really nothing major. where the major concentration of rain has been over a french, diana. we've seen verse about 50 millimeters, rain and storms continue to be locked into that northwest corner of brazil as well . central america, this batch of what weather looks like. it's going to run into the yucatan peninsula, but then it just fizzles out. but still the risk of seen some showers not too far

away from can kuhn and drenched in rain once again for southern florida. this includes in flood hit areas like fort lauderdale. more rain in the forecast for you on monday has also been a soggy pitcher in the northeast. still some showers pushing in into this areas. wall and temperatures have come down across the great lake. so toronto will max out at 11 degrees on monday. still a bit active as well for the coast of western canada and the pacific northwest. we've got some showers breezy through montana, but that helps your temperature and billions up to 19 and for the desert, southwest things are fairly quiet here. we've got a daytime high in los angeles of 23 degrees. the sun's out shower is not too far away from phoenix on monday. and now you're up to date for later. ah ah team

a ah ah ah ah, welcome back and remind about top stories here. this are fighting and so down between the army and rapid support forces as raging for a night's day. thousands of people are fleeing and more than 400 have been killed. as a me

a total internet blackout in many areas of that access to food and clean water. many countries on our scrambling to evacuate their citizens and diplomats jordan is the latest to evacuate. 300 people from port saddam, spain and germany also evacuated. hundreds of their citizens on sunday and kenyon police have dug up the bodies of 47 people on the land owned by the leader of colts . the victims allegedly starved themselves to death after being told to stop eating in order to meet jesus the past. as in police custody and had been arrested twice for now, perused. former president is arrived in his home country after being expedited from the us to face corruption charges. alejandro toledo has appeared in court in lima. he's accused of accepting more than $35000000.00 in bribes during his 5 years in office to later has been ordered to serve a pre trial detention of 18 months at a, at a police station he denies any wrong doing. marianna sanchez explains the background

to the case. ah, in 2001, alexandra, the little rooster power. as peter's 1st misty so precedent, a champion of democracy, a liberal economist, he quelled at deadly political insurrection and finished his 5 year tenure with one 3rd of peruvians. supporting him, he then moved to the united states as corruptions, candles began to emerge, into the lyla, denied any wrong doing wasted mil. oh, shami one just one piece of evidence, just one. and i will be the 1st to step out of politics. oh, prosecutors accuse him of collusion and money laundering for taking nearly $35000000.00 in bribes. construction brazilian giant olive bridge in exchange for contracts and public works is well known of castle muscle. it is one of the most solid cases in judiciary ac, is that the root of the money of tut from other bricks, a counsellor into the account of a need friend and partner with you, and then to accompany gov to rica. that money then brought

a $5000000.00 home and an office in beryl. yes. a little for extradition to do since 2018 arguing he was politically persecuted, a victim of racism for his indigenous heritage. his defense suit, the state department to stop the process. but it was unsuccessful. the leader was a great success story, a shoe shine boy from a poor village in the an this who reached the presidency. but political allies and follower st. delivered to seat and betrayed them. ill give you an area, why are whole you the guy, the one who comes from the bottom and carries out the dream of being able to grow and reach the top and betrays the essence of the fact that a person like him who represented the hope of peru to move forward has been mocked because so many people believe deeply in what he represented and at least waiting for him to live up to those hopes. and of course, he did not sit around, sorry. yeah. now he will face up to 20 years in pre this is where authority,

st. the lyla will remain during the trial. the jail is currently shared by former precedents. i'll read before you, marty, and belittle gusty. you. as nearly olive produced, former precedence are under investigation or jail for corruption. this facilities expanding, they're convicted, they will likely also end up here with alejandro toley though. as its latest tenant mary anna sanchez, i'll just eat a lima and marianna is outside the prison, where alejandro to later will be taken. we spend about 3 hours at the airport with doctors. we're checking on, he's healthy says he has cancer and his health is braille. he was then taken by rose, who got national the just the barrier court. that's what he met. before entering the court,

he met the top of the cuter in the country. then i was taken from the court base, the judge who read, he's right who read the charges pollution and money laundering. and then he has been taken to the police space in the center of the country in the center of the capital. we are at the police base where the boarding, i guess the, you know, are here he will be joining both of the former president or young man that was over here for 9 months. he was that go free, but the other 2, former president, one, i got a few, marty serving a 25 year sentence for human rights violations and corruption and the other investigation for corruption. and for some reason, the political will spend some time in a long time actually hear at least 18 months until the 1st part of the got

the 1st part of the investigation takes place. $3000.00 people are on the march, nor through mexico in the latest in a series of migrant caravans heading towards mexico city, with eventual aim of reaching the border with the united states. the caravan consists of mainly venezuelans, the people from as far as china and other asian nations. many on the modules are demonstrating out to 40 people, died in detention center, fire mexico last month. now brazil government, as long as the campaign aimed at improving safety in schools out to a series of shootings are now more security patrols outside schools. and 300 people suspect that of planning further attacks have been detained. in recent weeks monitor you not get reports from re edition era. the bear fuzzy will be able to just live brazil's president lucy not to let us uva, cheered an emergency meeting for aimed at preventing violence in schools. in march, a 13 year old student stabbed and killed a teacher with

a knife than this month. a 25 year old man wielding a hatchet, broken to this preschool, killing 4 children between the ages of $5.00 and $7.00. moscow called me a deal more draws it dodgy. it's a monstrosity that all of us who are fathers, mothers, grandparents, uncles, could never imagine, would happen. at the meeting, the government announced it would be spending $625000000.00 to re enforce security in the schools. but the president and his closest aides also blame the spread of hate speech on social media. as a contributing factor in the search of school violence. justice minister flavio jello said social media websites would be monitored as part of the operation to prevent new school attacks. f fall regulating and monitoring the internet does not while it are freedom of speech to protect those rights. we need rules to cub hate videos and messages which are being published every day. instigating violence.

school attacks are a new phenomenon in brazil, but some specialists believe the surge of violence could become as common as in the united states when boys new even chip toys that though he needs in the 20 years before last year we had 11 school attacks. but in just the past 10 months, we've had obtained these numbers can't be compared to those in the us. but the shop increase in a country that is not used to dealing with this kind of islands. think happy look in a pedestrian audrianna. sylvia is grateful to see security measures are finally being taken seriously. for more than a decade, she's been pushing brazilian officials to focus on school violence in 2011. her 14 year old daughter and 11 other students were killed in the handling massacre. the deadliest school attack and brazil's history will fit with my not only lost a daughter, but saw my family being shattered. my husband and father both suffered strokes. my son had to cope alone with the pain of losing the sister and seeing his parents plunge in despair. it's

a feeling that only those who have suffered at 1st hand can understand this month. police patrols in front of schools have increased by but at the d. m, like many brazilians feel that more needs to be done and that families, teachers, and psychologists must be better prepared to deal with this new threat. these statues of teenagers running as if they had their futures ahead of them represent the 12 students who were killed during brazil's deadliest school attack, a reminder by parents and advocates that unless serious protection measures are taken, innocent lives will continue to be at stake. monica knock, if i'll just 0 rio de janeiro. now thailand is seeing record breaking temperatures . people in the capitol, bangkok being urged not to go outdoors. temperatures reached 42 degrees celsius on south way,

combined with humidity. that felt like $54.00 degrees environmental activist up to the streets of london for a 3rd day of demonstrations. the protest coincided with the london marathon. they were affairs, the activists would disrupt the event. but in the end, it went smoothly. thanks by change and tactics by the protesters, adding barbara explained, oh, they're in to the final mile of the london marathon, cheered on by thousands of spectators. but sunday's event was different because climate change activists extinction rebellion orrick saw. we're also eating the streets. they had be phase of disruption, but ex are brought in hundreds of stewart's to make sure nobody tried to stop. the runners. at the in store is a former olympic champion, canoeists now dedicated to climate campaigning. to all right here is to connect with the many, many thousands of people that are out there that we know is seriously concerned about a crime emergency but have no path to action. a wag invite to people to calm down experience. what is like to be a part of

a massive group of people who are seriously concerned in recent years x r has been known for direct action, including citizens bringing traffic to a halt in central london. they now say they favor a different approach. another group just still poil recently targeted the well sneaker championships here in the u. k. i am a civil engineer from london to a fair activists have just been jailed for climbing, a major bridge over the river thames forcing police to close it to traffic. but they say they're still committed to disrupting public events as a way to keep the climate crisis in the news. our government, this response, their, their response to the climate crisis is to put people in jail. that's not the right way to solve the climate crisis. who saw the climate crises by addressing the issues and the issue is no new oil and gas extinction. rebellion for their part, want ministers to and funding for new oil and gas projects and set up emergency citizens assemblies to address the climate crisis. one of the slogans extinction

rebellion are using for today's event is running out of time. and they've given the government a deadline of monday. beyond which they say they'll be increasing their actions. we're definitely going to continue targeting and trying to disrupt the oil industry . financial institutions that are financing the oil, industry, insurance companies that are ensuring polluting industries. all these things will, will continue. but it's going to be targeted. so different priorities perhaps, but as they race to push the politicians to deliver on their own climate promises, we can expect more eye catching events. nadine barbara, al jazeera london. ah, i thought could check the headlines here on al jazeera fighting between the sudanese army and rapid support forces as raging for a 9th day. thousands of people are fleeing and more than 400 have been killed. as a near total internet blackout in many areas are without access to food and clean