go wildlife trays here in vietnam, we visit a rescue center for some of the worlds most threatened to animal and joined the call for an end to the global wildlife shade. arrived on al jazeera, ah, sporadic gunfire, and cartoon, despite the u. s. brokerage truce, the w h o warns of an extremely dangerous risk after fighters occupy a top laboratory thousands fleet to neighboring countries as the un refugee agency warns of further displacements. ah, i'm thorough vineyards, good daddy with us. this is l 0. live from dough. also coming up to day, you as president joe biden pledges to finish the job as he runs for a 2nd term in office. in kenya, more bodies are recovered, of cult members,

believe to have starved themselves to death. ah, who begin in sudan where a faltering cease fire is just about holding and parts of the capitol cartoon are now in ruins. at least 459 people are reported to have been killed in 11 days of fighting between 2 factions of the military. sporadic gunfire was heard in khartoum on tuesday morning and that is despite that 3 day cease fire broke it on monday by the u. s. and by regional powers. also, the world health organization has warned of a high risk of an extremely dangerous biological hazard. after the national public laboratory containing infectious disease samples was seized by fighters, the united nations refugee agency is warning up to 270000 people could flee the neighboring chad and self sudan in khartoum. and i'm dorman,

dozens of people have been waiting to board buses trying to escape the conflict. foreigners also continue to leave sudan, the united kingdom is the latest country to be undertaking an airlift of citizens on tuesday. many people, though are improvising their own escape routes, including traveling to port sedan, to leave by c. hebert morgan is live in khartoum. ever. let's start with these recent reports of a hospital being hit by shilling. what do you know about that? well that hospital in the is in the twin city of on demand and the twin city of the cap is unheard of tomb where there has been intense artillery strikes from the early hours of tuesday morning despite the 72 hours these fire are coming into effect now resident say they were able to hear artillery stripes and that one of them had a roomy hospital in him to man and that several people were injured as a result of that artillery strike, they had to be moved to a hospital about 3 to 3 kilometers away to be able to get medical treatment. now

this is not the 1st medical facility to be hit in this fighting between the rapid support forces and the sudanese army, nearly 70 percent of the medical facilities here in the capital had to be of evacuated or are out of operations due to being hit by artillery strikes and airstrikes are here in the capitol medic said that this is causing a dire human. it's aaron and medical. a situation for many patients who need assistance because many of them have been injured in the fighting between the rapid support forces and the sudanese army. and that this latest artillery strike on the hospital is going to exacerbate the situation that was already dire. what about the national laboratory because the world health organization is very alarmed at the, the, the risk posed by one of the fighting parties occupying the lab. yes, indeed. now the national laboratory is the main laboratory here in the capital, hard to him. and it also received samples from various other states in the country as well. now it lies in the middle of how to him in the heart of the capital,

not far from the vicinity of the general command of the army, and not far from the vicinity of the presidential palace. these 2 sir sites have been the sites of intense fighting and artillery artillery shillings and airstrikes between the rapids support forces and the sudanese army. now the risks it carries is because they are sampled fair that contains viruses and bacteria as well. so they are concerned that this would be a bio hazard. danger to those around the area, but they're not the own. that's not the only medical facility that is at risk of the doctors say that because their dead bodies lying in many hospitals around the capitol as well as on the streets that is likely to cause a biological issue and a danger to many people passing on the streets should be able to do so herber or people managing to leave her the capital. i mean, we know that some people are, but i mean in large numbers. well, it comes down to the means that you have to be able to leave the capital. some people already had fuels in their cars and are able to get out. others already had

cash on hand, and so they are able to leave the capital. but then this up, this fighting between the rapid support force as embassy. denise army happened over a week, and many people were not expecting it. and they didn't have the cash on hand to be able to pay for the fuel right now. our or to pay for transport them as the issue of online banking banking operations online have been on and off since the thought of the fighting and has been very unreliable. and then there's the issue of the cost of getting out of the country. fuel costs have increased the take, the price of a ticket has also increased and that is making it very hard for many people to be able to leave the capital. at the moment. i have been morgan reporting from cartoon . thank you very much. a millions of sudanese say basic services in the country are no longer working with essential supplies running out there appealing for both sides to stop the fighting for the sake of civilians in even greater danger. victoria gained the report. ah, every bank in the sudanese capital hot tomb is closed. people who desperately need cash to buy food and other essentials are unable to withdraw their money. by mainly

or since saturday all banks have been closed that there is no water or electricity . the people are suffering, look when i'm a security guard, i'm filling the brand to them due to the absence of security. across the non river in the city of on demand. almost every shop is shouted. the few that are still open are running low on supplies. when you are so clearly, we haven't been able to procure any good since saturday. i'm selling out of the stock in my shop and warehouse. if it runs out, i have no alternative but to wait patiently until the dust settles. the price of food has spiked in the last week. people worry about how they'll survive. if the fighting between the army and the paramilitary group, the rapid support forces continues for much longer. donna was so oh, do not. i can honestly speak and prices are very hi, we cannot drive around to get what we need. we call them both parties to assist and reach an understanding. otherwise, our country will collapse. its an appeal that's echoed by student knees across the

country who say they're paying the price for a conflict that is out of control victoria gate and be al jazeera call shimmery as the regional media advisor for you, stanford and yemen. at the norwegian refugee council, he says people are resorting to desperate measures to escape the conflict. i've had colleagues in the east and got that of meeting a thousands of people who left from the cup of them. and now why the, what the, my, my, than me as some 160 kilometer, se of the capital people have walked all that way and to, to flee to safety. they're exhausted, they're tired. looking for safe areas around the country. like like what, my danny, which are, thankfully away from the fighting that's. that's the experience of many and so down right now a lot are, are going towards sports. we're done at the right to evacuate from there. but in

the meantime, many unintended displaced looking for shelter in camps in reception. now, yes, that are being set up by the local authorities and local volunteers. the un have reported over 20000 who fled to chad. already a few thousands of gone through seltzer done the egypt and the theo pio at the lead . real numbers are, are still hard to come by, even of internally displaced people. the figures keep changing as together with the dynamics of the fighting. whatever it gets harder and hotter that people are fleeing, if they can or, or if they've been also looked inside. that house is trying to stay safe. but that in itself is also deadly. because people are, have ranaldo for supplies, water, food, and know what a tricity app for the last them days. now, moving to other news. now, u. s. president joe biden has announced his re election bid for 2024 freedom

personal freedoms fundamental, merge americans. biden's team has released a campaign launch video exactly 4 years after announcing his previous bid. the run for president. the campaign slogan is, let's finish the job at age 18. he is already the oldest president in us history, but he has brushed aside concerns about his fitness for a 2nd term. and there was swift reaction from former u. s. president. donald trump posting on his truth social websites from said you could take the 5 worst president in american history and put them together and they would not have done the damage. joe biden has done to our nation in just a few short years, not even close. allen fisher, is that the white house on this allen? so normally it's not a toll a surprise that a sitting president runs for reelection, right. but this was a little different because of biden's age. what was the calculation within the white house? oh, from the slogan you can tell less, finished a job,

joe biden thinks are still things to do. he believes that his presidency can fundamentally reshape american life. will seen that in the way that he's approach things like the at the inflation reduction act, which it also includes med, social measures, the infrastructure act, which was bipartisan and helped to try and change the face of america's road rail and internet networks. he thinks there's still work to be done, not least, and protecting people as civil liberties. he thinks that things like birth control, abortion is under threat. so he would like to to be able to do something about that . if he was given another 4 years, he thinks that the right to the gay marriage could well be under threat from state houses and also from the supreme court. so he thinks there still a great deal left to do, including facing what he calls maga, republicans. he thinks the threat from donald trump still hasn't gone away. and you remember, it was exactly 4 years ago to day that he announced he was running because he

believed that this was a fight for the soul of america. and that's something he still passionately believes and how the american voters feel about joe biden to years into his presidency. well, if you look at the poles, most people are concerned about his age. they are worried that a man who will be 82 when the election is held at will, could possibly, when office for another 4 years. that's going to be one of biden's problems. first of all, it's his age. and 2nd, it's his messaging. if you speak to independent commentators, they will tell you the biden presidency has actually been recently good. he's managed to make a difference. yes, there was inflation after covered, but that was to be expected that he's managed to get that under control. he's managed to improve road rail internet networks. he's done things on social justice as well, which many people see as a positive. he's actually managed to pass bipartisan gun control legislation as well. the difficulty they've got is selling it to the american people. if you ask

americans as the economy heading in the right way, the pose will tell you, they don't think it is. if you say to americans, inflation is, don't you feel that you're better off than you were a year ago? they probably don't think that they are, and so he's really got to sharpen up his message. the good news for him is that he's got 18 months before the election to get it done. he could probably face donald trump all things being equal at the moment. and joe biden believes that many independents are simply turned off by donald trump's type of politics by maga republicans. and he thinks that could be important in securing another for years in his final run for the white house. alan fisher in washington dc. thank you very much. at least 89 bodies have been found in eastern kenya on land owned by the leader of a religious cult authority, say the victims starved themselves to death after being told to stop eating by their pastor. he is now under arrest. and those canyon deaths aren't the 1st to be linked to a religious group in 1978. more than 900 followers of the people's temple died in

what members called revolutionary suicide. they drank poisoned to punch on the orders of cult leader. jim jones, this was in guiana. more than 70 members of the solar temple died in a series of mass suicide that was between 10941095. the victims were in france, switzerland and canada, and more than 700 members of a cult, died in a suspected mass, suicide in southwest and uganda in 2000 followers of the movement for the restoration of the 10 commandments of god. thought that the world would end that year. linda do brought marshall is a clinical psychologist in senior lecturer at the university of south for it. and she says that cult leader is repeat lies until members find it difficult to distinguish between reality. here you have a group that believes that the nest life is much more important than this life. so therefore, it becomes sensible to speed up your entry into the next life, which requires that, that, that's ridiculous idea that nobody would really embrace because starving yourself

is so painful, physically and emotionally. so it means there had to be a concerted effort for the leader to convince people that their parent lives are meaningless. and that this is the way that they can have a filament. and then it's really important, although there referred to suicide, there were murders involved, there were children that were killed by their parents, and there were people that were reluctant that have been murdered. so it gets quite complicated because not everyone is going to have the same level of compliance. well, what happens is the leader will have these ideas. he will inculcate it in their followers and then those ideas get inside. this is something that rod duper marshall and i have researched and come up with the theory of total listing identity, where the identity of the leader it gets inside of you no longer need the leader to be there physically with you. it's become part of you when you honestly believe the things that have been taught to you. so you now have the irony of people having

been extracted from this group and not wanting to eat or drink while they've been arrested. still ahead on al jazeera suspected gang members killed by an angry crowd in haiti's capital. as the un warned gang violence has reached levels comparable to countries at was indigenous protesters gathering for the in brazil's capital calling to land rights. ah, while we got our next, what's really disturbance pushing in to pakistan. hi everyone will pick up this story there. so it will impact anywhere from sin province straight through to punjab and the capital territory as always the threat of severe thunderstorms hail storms which could certainly damage some of the crops or keep tabs on that storms

are also flaring up in central india. so think about chatted, scar taylor, gunners states but also toward the east. it's knocked out the heat in westbank gall same goes for bangladesh as well. few days ago temperatures were above 40 degrees. some storms in the south and through sri lanka as well. thunderstorms have also stamped out the heat in indo china. so look at this batch of what weather is swinging through bangkok, some thundering downpours there. max, you'll max out at 30 degrees, that is actually below average for this. have the gear. there has been some flooding on sumatra island. thousands of people displaced around the dang, a very hot and humid 35 degrees in singapore. temperature is also on the way up in china. so gray lin got full on sunshine there with a high of $27.00 degrees and it is going to be a washout for japan through the islands of honcho and who cato duck is blue and the yellow, the more intense that rain is falling a soggy forecast. in tokyo, on wednesday, ah,

with blue ah, the washing elgin's here. a reminder of our headlines this our incident at least

459 people reported that had been killed in 11 days of fighting between the army and the power military rapid support forces. sporadic gun fire was heard in cartoon on tuesday morning, in spite of a cease fire agreement. people continue to flee the capital cartoon, and it's twin city on dorman, foreign governments are also evacuating diplomatic staff and citizens. the un says it is bracing for over $270000.00 refugees and chad and south sedan. u. s. president joe biden has announced his re election bid for 2024. biden's team has released a campaign launch video, the slogan, quote, let's finish the job. the united nation says violence in haiti's capital. the whole class has reached levels similar to countries at war. there has been more shocking evidence of the scale of the problem with a fatal vigilante attack on a group of suspected gang members. acid bake has more desperately fleeing the

violence. people here want the authorities to step in. and i did talk on my room at last i visit, but we don't ask for a lot of the gang members have invaded the area. we want the police to go ahead and confront them. we're on our own. we have nothing. i am in criminal groups now control the back 80 percent of haiti's capital portal prince united nations officials have called for an international force to support the haitian police in their struggle against the gangs son mana nuclear villano. it was simply the sound of gunfire that woke us up this morning. it was 3. am. the gangs invaded us. there was shooting, shooting a lover. this neighborhood is a peaceful area. all the people in the surrounding area are peaceful citizens. we go. but this time local residents took matters into their own hands. with serious consequences. more than a dozen suspected gang members were stoned and burnt alive. images that are too graphic to show. the police had seized a vehicle and confiscated weapons,

but haven't explained how a crowd of people managed to kill the men within the rug. well, the no, ma'am, no, no. you, you must shut. if the gangs come to invade us, we will defend ourselves. we have our own weapons, we have our, my cities, not, we will not turn away my mothers who want to protect their children. james sent them elsewhere, long gangs fight to controlled territory in haiti. the nation has been in the spiral since the assassination of president juvenile moyse, in 2021 civilians court between a lack of law and order and criminal gangs are sometimes better armed than the police. the united nations has won't violence, and the captain has reached levels comparable to countries at war. i sat beg, i'll g 0, a turkish authorities of arrested more than a 100 people accusing them of having links to terrorism. some are members of the opposition people's democratic party. more than 20 different locations were rated. it comes less than 3 weeks before president rich up time or to one faces. what is

expected to be a tight election race. send him go. so glue has more on this from a stumble. the arbor occurred, the main center for their cell, peroration is the city. and according to the booker bar the association, the people who have been arrested detained by the turkish police, our journalists right defenders. and some n g o representatives along with green left bar team members. but according to the state news agency, as they have reported, these people are eligible a link to the urban wing. they are both queued the san workers part to the p k k. and they, according to the, the forces based on the prosecutor's office. these people are linked to some protests held across turkey. since 2017, some of them have been eligible. they enrolled in financing. the also to the cell work is 40 and it's been a week, a key say key. well, this is

a tight alexis and the curtis of votes will probably be the king maker for this election, both for the presidential election and the parliament parliament to parliamentary members election on may 14th. however, these people who have been detained by the police in more than 20 city has been it's also, since you're here are most of the members of the green left party green left far as it is the far that that will be representing the kurds in the lakes than as the people and of course it far to the h t p. known as the pro curtis party, is facing a risk of being close found by the constitutional courts. a french court has halted the interior ministries planned to the port undocumented immigrants from an overseas territory in the indian ocean. france had been due on tuesday to expel those who had arrived on the island of my yachts without papers. but the court says

that the move is illegal. many of the migrants are from the neighboring island nation of co morris, which refuses to accept them. the un human rights office is calling on singapore to urgently reconsider executing a man for a drug offense. tango rancho soupy. as family have requested a retrial after he was convicted of conspiracy, the traffic more than a kilogram of cannabis un representative says there are concerns about the trial. singapore is home affairs ministry says that tango, roger was proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. of south africa's president serial ram of pose. i says that he wants his country to quit the international criminal court. he cited what he called the countries, the courts, unfair treatment of certain countries. now the i c. c issued an arrest warrant for russia president vladimir putin last month and south africa will be hosting the brick summit in august inviting the leaders of the block, including vladimir putin. former venezuelan opposition leader one guido has been expelled from columbia after trying to attend an international summit in bova. wida

took a flight to the us just hours after arriving in the capitol. columbia's government says he wasn't invited to the meeting, which is aiming to restart negotiations between venezuela's government and the opposition who was in vote a bit about it. after 60, i was on the road to get to bogota in escaping the persecution of the dictatorship, defying the material regime that taking me out of columbia, the persecution of the dictatorship unfortunately, has reached columbia. the president of guatemala has pledged his support for what he referred to as the republic of ty, one on a state visit to the island. alejandro jemma take precedence. presence comes as china steps of pressure on the small group of countries that maintain formal ties with taiwan. china views the island has its own territory and has condemned jemma, thieves visits. thing um, horizontal yolanda milan. i want everyone to trust that guatemala will continue to stand with the republic of taiwan being its most solid diplomatic ally and will

continue to deepen cooperation, especially in the fields of health economics and basic infrastructure. indigenous groups from across brazil have arrived in the capital brazilian to take part in the annual free land camp. they're demanding the government do more to protect their ancestral lands. barbara, and go both wants them marching for their survival. indigenous protest is attending the annual free land camp in brazil's capital, a demanding the immediate demarcation of their lands. they say it's the only way to protect their territories. my for president, when are you not plotting for us? the marsh represents a place to clim. our right to show that we have existed for over 500 years like what the freelance camp enables the people of every state in prison to fight for their lands rights and for their existence. you indigenous communities have faced

increased threats to their homes in recent years. deforestation accelerated every year under former president, treble sanara, as ranches and miners took advantage of lacks environmental regulations. during his re election campaign, brazil's new president clearly de silver, promised to grant protected status to half a 1000000 square kilometers of amazonian rain forests. i saw reserve in the well, the situation of the indigenous people in brazil to day is terrible. we have been going through many difficulties, mainly the demarcation of land which to day we do not have. that is why we live in this war. our people are fighting without land and facing discrimination. the free land camp is expected to last 10 days. bristles indigenous congress deputy says has been progress since the 1st meeting was held 19 years ago. them of

abby thought i i can permit their liberty. i declare the opening of the totally brain cammon in this house were indigenous people are no longer received with pepper spray, but through the front door and occupying the national congress. because if there was no room for indigenous relatives, there would be no room for an indigenous parliamentarian. global witness says more than 300 environmental activists have been killed in brazil in the past decade. but the fight was and land is a risk. these indigenous protested are prepared to take barbara cooper out. this is a streaming service. netflix says it is investing 2 and a half $1000000000.00 over the next 4 years in content produced in south korea. the announcement follows a meeting between south korean present to you, and so you'll and netflix, c, e o. ted surround us in washington. the investment is expected to create $68000.00

jobs. south korea has produced some of the services biggest global hits, including squid game and the glory. a zoo in northeastern thailand, hers bred, a red headed vulture, the 1st successful attempt in 30 years. the bird is said to have been extend to extinct in the wild since 1992 and is on an international critically endangered list. for years researchers have been trying to save it. you know, i will actually has more. this check is the 1st red headed vulture to be bred in captivity in asia. and only the 2nd time it's happened in the world. zoologist and thailand are doing all they can to reverse a sharp decline and what's become a critically endangered species. they've been trying to breed them here for nearly 20 years. i'm going one got the me. for this project, we hope that the 3 pairs of red headed vultures that we have well all reproduce and

that their offspring become healthy and do not imprint on humans. so they can then become reader parents going forward in doing that requires some well intentioned deception. as the chicks eyes open, they can assume that the 1st thing they see is a parent or one of their own kind of what is necessary to acquire tools or materials to disguise herself as a bird, thereby leading them to see us as close as to how their parents would look like, ma'am, and also known as the asian king vulture. it played an important role in the ecosystem cleaning up dead animals and preventing the spread of disease through scavenging. but hunting and habitat changes have left it on the brink of dined out by the low utmost way. now the most crucial aspect of our success would be to enhance the ecosystem of the unesco hired to site. so why king wildlife century, which was once home to the largest flock of asian king watches,

once the captive population is large enough, the zoo plans to reintroduce them to the wild and see the agent, king vulture, fly high, and the skies again. lean barclay, editor, zito. ah, this is al jazeera, the top stories this hour in sudan at least 459 people are reported to have been killed. in 11 days of fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces. sporadic gun fire and explosions have been heard in khartoum on tuesday. in spite of a cease fire agreement, a hospital was hit by shelling as hip morgan reports from the capital that hosp.