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a mystery. ghastly kills 11 people in northern india. several others were found unconscious in their hopes. ah, i don't welcome sedans, warring parties have accused each other via placing a fragile cease fire, which has now been extended for 3 more days. hundreds of people have been killed in a violent power struggle between the army and the paramilitary rapid support force . the un is now sending its chief of aid as an envoy to sit on mountain griff. it says the humanitarian situation, that is reaching, quote, breaking point. hip morgan reports now from call to. ah, nigerian students run full cover in order to like millions of others, they've been trapped in the city for more than 2 weeks. the united nations is

warning, sudan is falling apart. as the army and the paramilitary group, the rapid support forces battle for control. there are shortages of food, water, fuel, and medicine. the interior ministry has deployed extra police officers and how to, to stop looting. what's what people really want is a permanent ceasefire. so far several foreign mediated truces have barely held the announcement of a new 3 day cease. fire hasn't generated much optimism among people here in hot tomb. many say the cease fire means little as they continue to witness daily fighting and remain cut off from many of their basic needs. then the other one, the know these are soldiers near a bridge that connects harder to me north to the city of undermine both are under heavy bombardment. as is the area around the presidential palace and army headquarters. every day, thousands of people decide it's no longer safe to stay. ah,

this rescue ship in port sudan is taking evacuees to saudi arabia, around 5000 theory and fate. there being processed more slowly than other nationalities. what of fidel shuree, inclement? we've been here for 8 days. the evacuation of syrians has stopped the day before yesterday. only 27 people were evacuated. no syrians were evacuated yesterday. we do not know what is happening and no one gives us a clear answer. in sure. in again, on the egypt sedan border satellites, images shall cues of buses waiting to take people across others have flown home on the 1st few days of the war. he was action info to daniel, a couple of jets flying over and from bonds landing, but then called quiet so obviously a lot of military action, but no fighting. but everyone's saying everyone but, but even to the nice people we work with one to to go back because they just once the country to grow and prosper, the former prime minister has added his voice to those calling for an end to the

conflict warning, it could deteriorate into one of the worst civil wars in the world. he but morgan ultra 0 to me. okay, let's bring in david. shouldn't. he was the deputy chief of mission that the u. s. embassy and sued arnie, georgia. now live from washington, d. c. thank you for your time sir. attempts by the u. s. to broker working sees 5 seems to be falling on deaf ears. don't see us have the means or even the will to stop the fighting. i think there. busy has been diminishment for actual fighting in the country. obviously there have been many violations of the ceasefire. so it's far from an ideal situation. but i think the level of fighting are somewhat reduced. ready from what it was at the outset of the conflict on april 15, what, whatever is happening. it does not sound well for the future. of the 2 sides are

clearly no closer to a resolution of the problem than they were the day this broke out. to what extent is the conflict in? see john being fueled by forces beyond its borders? do you think the vast majority of it has an internal. ready issue, it really is a power struggle between the sudan armed forces on the one hand, the rapids support forces on the other. there is some external involvement historically because of financial support or just plain moral support for one side or the other. the degree in which that is happening today, it was on clare. i think that anyone on the outside who were supporting one side or the other before this broke out one to rethink their, their policy on this. because all it would do at this point is to contribute to

a continuation of the conflict. and almost all outside countries agree that is not in their interest. when you talk about financial involvement, you're referring to countries like saudi arabia in the u. a. what role can they play in bringing an end to this conflicts? well 1st they can ensure that they. ready don't provide any financial assistance to any or they can can the parties they can also look at. ready ways to put financial pressure on the can getting party is based on whatever foreign direct investment they have in their country or whatever other financial connections they might have in order to try to get to draw back from the ongoing, fighting and not applies to other countries. to not, not just the goal stage that many countries have a financial investment in them today. what do you see are the broader

geo political risks to the region if this fighting does indeed carry on, which is what it seems to be doing? well, the 1st concern, of course, is the amount of carrying and crisis. and i think you could argue that's already happening and, and sudan, and that's almost guaranteed to get worse. then the next question is the degree to which the monitoring and crisis extends to neighboring countries on the basis of refugee movements. for example, as far as any kind of military or political engagement by neighboring countries. i would be a little less concerned about that. i don't think the neighboring country see that there's in their interest at the moment. i don't roll it out. but i think they understand that if they get involved militarily or politically at this point, it's likely to create a problem for them. 9, even even the neighboring country is,

would like to see a fire and for the complex the problem is getting agreement on how to reach that and really good to get your thoughts. david shit and deputy chief of mission of the u. s. embassy into don. thank you. thank you. evacuation flies from sea don. have started arriving in neighboring south sea. john's capital, her, him, a toss, had met some of the evacuees, and juba. you say they travelled for days before finding a flight home for at least 3 flights like this every day and they being sponsored by local business. let me say the service is free. people don't have to pay or they have to do it. they can come down to south florida and then want to that's the abided loan. yeah. did you buy it on capital? we asked them what the journey was like. probably gone. and they said that more people are coming and it's mainly women, the elderly and children that we did not really so good. i know foods that i know

what i don't there is a certain lady who died because of the day that i normally because we see the thing that i think it all within the 50. yeah. even the, with the international community is trying to resolve the conflict, a try and organize face to face meetings between representatives from the sit in these army. and the pie military are, is it again, the 2 side to sit down together may take time, harder, matessa al jazeera, juba, 148 somalis have arrived in the capital. mogadishu, the evacuation mostly students travel from sudan to ethiopia by land, and then took a flight home. life left was organized by small is government on the international

organization for migration. many people in sudan who had submitted travel documents to foreign embassies, all still stranded. after many countries evacuated their diplomats were healing homage reports. some sydney say they are trapped and cartoon without their passports. tens of thousands of people are fleeing to neighboring countries. dozens of foreign governments have flown out their citizens and diplomatic staff. but for some sudanese leaving is not an option as they travel documents are locked in. shattered embassies or we spoke to sydney's residents, still stuck in the capital of the failing to retrieve their passports by saying, of marcia have applied for so the visa to south africa and by the date of 18. so every after 3 days of course talk the most people much on the frame. this is stuff with the buck week. so i couldn't reach mike possible. so i can go anywhere. i didn't get any response from the embassy and one i was meaningful phone calls. even

no direct messages i applied for the string and be that the swedish embassy and horrible. i didn't get my passport back because the, the stuff simply upper left was complete disregard. all just one of us in different. you embassy, actually, and it's a, it's been a lot of money on good reader migration, the legal migration. when did you come up with? so, brushing like this company, i am in the spanish embassy multiple times and i called them multiple times. but when they found out that was in spanish, they hung up without an explanation. me and my family for city, what house optimize, it was no longer as if my family scattered me and my brother came to ports with them. but on the faith agenda, my mother and sister konica in the u. shamble of the planck, the coastal egypt. and i'm here not knowing what i would be doing next was you can imagine

a lot of people are trying to figure out what's happening with their papers. some are contacting governments on twitter. the dutch foreign ministry recently replied to a visa query, confirming that a number of sydney's passports had been left behind at the embassy. it's advises people to apply for a new passport with local authorities. another criticism of foreign governments is automated responses. dozens of people are sharing their frustrations online as well . now some countries are trying to work around those changes on the ground, the swiss embers. he says it's working hard to find options for people to collect their passports. and the chinese embassy says sudanese residents can now collect their documents in khartoum. now with so many people in limbo, you may be wondering what are the legal implications said on has signed a number of treaties, including the international covenant on civil and political rights. it states, everyone lawfully within the territory of the states, shall within that territory, have the right to liberty of movement. and to every one shall be free to leave any

country, including his own rights group, say governments can be held liable for not doing enough to return passports to visa applicants. ah, turkey's president recham tape, anyone says that the country's intelligence forces have kill the leader of iso at on, says abo hussain, our garage, she was killed in an operation in neighboring syria. i sold lost its last stronghold in 2019, but his fight as continued to be active in parts of northern syria and in rock doesn't says didn't. our national intelligence organization had been following the so called leader of i saw a bull hussein alcorder issue for a long time. this person was eliminated during the operation conducted by the mit in syria. yesterday, we will continue our fight with terrorist organizations,

making no distinctions between them who are cumbersome, united states, as accusing china, if harassment, temptation of filipino vessels in the south china sea. and comes the head of a meeting between the u. s. and philippine presidents. last week there was a near collision between chinese and philippine coast guards, ships and disputed waters. china claims, most of the south china sea has its own and it's been expanding its presence that in recent years. this is despite an international court ruling saying, the claim has no legal basis. jessica washington has more. this is a particularly significant time for the philippines signaling this broader. patton, if a geopolitical shift for the philippines as it aligns itself once again, closer with the us, particularly in terms of a strategy and defense. and further away from the talk that the, for the former president, for as we go to touch a, took his country down. affording closer ties outside of the philippines

relationship with the u. s. including ties with china and, and russia as well. for marcos, this is a, a priority of his to keep ties with the u. s. but she can close even as he pursues close economic ties with china. it's worth putting this into the broader context that earlier in the year when he visited president, she didn't being one of his he, it was actually his 1st visit outside of an ozzy on country. shortly after that visit, he signed a defense deal expanding defense commitment with the u. s. so that really sort of signals the direction that the philippines is, is taking still ahead on al jazeera of voters in was beckett stone costs that balance and sweeping constitutional changes that could allow the president to remain in power for years to come. and us regulate just rushed to find a rescue or to buy the trouble fast republic bank before the asian markets open. ah

ah, hello there. let's have a look at north america and severe storms were the story for south eastern parts of the u. s. over the weekend, but it's a much clearer picture as we start the week for places like florida west all the weather. to be found in the northeast corner of the u. s. and eastern parts of canada. blustery winds, as well as wet and wintry conditions with the worst of the rain falling in new england monday into tuesday. we think will rain edge along the western coast of the us and that's dropped temperature in places like california, but heat is flooding back in to western parts of canada. we saw the hottest day in british columbia over the weekend. so far this year, those temperatures picking up as we go into choose date. still a rash of rain touching into this as it southwest on tuesday. but temperatures in

places like dallas picking up and temperatures will be on the up across the north of mexico for places like monterey, you can see $34.00 degrees celsius there on monday, a much clearer picture. further south heavy rain, however, to come for guatemala, as well as in doris and parts of costa rica for the caribbean. it's an improving picture, but lots of sunshine as well as some showers here on tuesday. havana seeing 30 degrees celsius with sunshine. ah, a

lou. ah, welcome back you watching al jazeera lined default top stories. it's our she don's army and the power military rapid support forces out agreed to a 3 day extension on a shaky si fi. despite the troops fighting is continued in and around the capital called to on sunday, thousands of people from see donna continuing to point to neighboring countries. foreigners are being evacuated by at land and sea. canada has ended. its air evacuation sizing, worsening conditions on the ground. also having flown out nearly 600 people,

united states is accusing china of harassment, intimidation of philippine vessels in the south. china sea comes ahead of meeting between the u. s. and philippine presidents china claims, most of the south china sea. as it turn paraguayan conservative ruling party counted at santiago pena is leading in the presidential election with over 75 percent of the votes tallied is sent at left opposition. rival, a frame, a leg is trailing behind by a huge margin. the ruling colorado party has been in power for most of the last 75 years. but a slowing economy and corruption scandals have meant that the opponents were seen as neck and neck during the campaign. let's go to a latin american correspond alyssia newman, who's live in the capitol. lucille, why has the colorado party done so well? ah, well, that is a very,

very good question. we are inside the colorado parties headquarters right now, where santiago pena is expected to come out at any moment to give his victory speech. we haven't heard yet. for a minute, i knew he was supposed to presumably concede defeat a few minutes ago, but so far he has not spoken. i've asked a lot of people that very same question, especially since the polls had indicated that they were reading as you say, neck and neck. but there is a long, long tradition of 75 year tradition of voting for the colorado party. and people i've spoken to have told me that more than whether the pot or router party is good or bad. it is a party and they have grown up with all their lives and that they are hoping that some devil pena will rectify some of the mistakes, some of the errors they call it that have taken place. and that, of course, is also a reference to the widespread allegations of corruption, and that the former president and the current vice president who been accused by

the united states of having leaks to drug trafficking. that those were to mistakes, as they call them, will be taken into account. it will not go without being punished. but still, they believe that the colorado party, which a of the companies of the economy and also the public servants in this country and seem to convince, most high reliance, these 80 percent of the votes of now come through. and penya is winning by a very, very handsome percentage, that they are still capable of turning the upon me around, maintaining the control of the political and the political power. and let's say a taiwan has been an issue in this election. can you explain why a reason why taiwan came up is a para, why is the only country left in south america that still recognizes taiwan instead

of the republic of china? i some double been whether he would continue to recognize taiwan as opposed to his opponent, to what said that he would consider opening up relations with china. and he said that he would, because among other things, he's hoping he's an economist, that carol, why can get out of what he calls under development. why becoming a more industrialized country and he feels that taiwan would give a better chance a better deal to the power of why and industry fledging industry at that that and of that mainland china. so that was, it was a big issue during the campaign. now it seems that certainly listening to, to mr. penya that this party will continue to recognize taiwan rather than china. okay, good. just been to lawson american correspond alysia niemen, speaking to us that keepers government has council the nation's biggest annual events, mondays made

a parade because of an acute fuel shortage. long keys at petrol stations have seen that some drivers wait for days to fill their tanks. now the government usually provides buses to transport hundreds of thousands of people from across the island to attend the parade. a combination of us sanctions and reduce fuel supplies from cuba is alive and as weather is causing the shortages. us regulate as a rushing to find a rescuer to buy the troubled 1st republic bank before asian markets open on monday, several major financial institutions have reportedly been asked to make bids. first republic shows plunged last week off to reveal that customers had withdrawn $100000000000.00 in deposits since march. i was them on the silicon valley bank and signature buying collapse, causing fears of a wide market fall out. let's go to alan fisher, who's across the story for us in washington d. c. l. so talk us through what's going on here,

and are there any bags which are likely to come through? well potentially you're looking at the 2nd biggest bang failure in american history . the if you go back to march, you remember the silicon valley bank and signature bank run into financial trouble . well suited 1st republic at that point. but they were billed out by other banks to put money in to cover their deposits. now here in the united states, if you invest money in a bank, up to $250000.00 is covered by the regulator, the f d i c. and the so if you invest more than that, and the bank goes bust, you'll lose that money. when people had that 1st republic was having issues, there was big investors started taking money out of the bank. no banks don't keep all their money in the vaults. ready to hand though it's invested elsewhere and if they can't cover people asking for their money back, that's what's known as a run on the bank. and so now the f d i see and government regulators are hoping to find

a buyer for 1st republic that looking at people like bank of america, g, p, morgan chase and also p and c, which is based in pittsburgh. the idea would be that they would just buy everything, lock, stock, and barrel. and that would help sure. up at any concerns there, where about the banking sector in the united states, but not all parts of the business are profitable. and so what might happen is that these start to auction or various parts, trying to get as much money as they can, and the bits that don't make money will then be taken over by government regulators . what that will do is sure up support for the banking industry and make sure there isn't contagion that people don't get worried. but there will be questions about why there is a thought bank in trouble in such a short period of time. and whether or not banking regulations in the united states have to be looked at again. ok, thank you for that. alan fish are there for us live in washington. diesel. people in us becca stone have been voting on sweeping constitutional amendments. that

could extend the president stay in power by more than a decade. michael, apple reports the the power to choose in what president shelf cut mid the calls the new. as beck has done nearly 20000000 people are eligible to have a say on major amendments to the constitution. some of the changes included polishing the death penalty and establishing greater social and legal rights in just a lot of them. what are the guarantees of the constitution of the referendum will solve citizens, political, social, and economic issues? that's why the referendum on the amended constitution was proposed. about 65 percent of the current constitution will be also made a z. oh yes. who's been empowered since 2016 present himself as a progressive? who's modernizing central asia, the most populous country?

after much people, what are the there have been many changes in our country over the last 7 years. and i believe there will be more changes in the future. the proposals would also increase the president's term from 5 to 7 years, a to term limit remains, but if passed, it would affectively reset the 65 year old time in office with his 2nd term set to expire in 2026 to more longer term could see met at the govern until 2040 while some of those banks welcome the promise of reform organisations such as human rights watch. thor considers becky's done. a deeply authoritarian state. the country in which civil liberties, freedom of speech and a free and independent media are curtailed in recent years, who spec, his son even adopted legislation that criminalizes any online criticism of the

president. but every effort is being made to get people to the polls. if it just goes home, we have sections for the voting process for national and foreign observers as well as for the media. we have set up for booths for voters, including one for those with disabilities. according to the law in photos cannot come. we will take mobile to their house. the result of the referendum is expected in 10 days time. mike level al jazeera at least 11 people have died in a gas leak in the indian state of punjab. doroty said the, investigating what caused me to try and prevent more tragedies in black the reports . oh, tragic morning. in the indian city of luciano, several people collapsed outside a milk store. others were found unconscious in their homes nearby. in the morning we found that as some people had collapsed um and it looked like again oscar and

family, a sion of some gas that had leaved emergency service team say people complained about headaches and a bad smell. some had difficulties breathing, o thirties issued evacuation orders and sealed off the area while they determine the source of the gas. well made your so and the year after the team take samples and compare them to the blood test results. and then we'll be able to tell you the exact cause and which kind of gal? yep. delser bakery wants to get in 1984, india had one of the world's worst industrial disasters. a gas leak at a pesticide factory in bo paul, kill thousands of people. similar incidents occurred in 20172020 as families more and their loved ones, they're calling on authorities to improve safety standards in industrial areas. lena, barclays al jazeera,

a found sophie italian football club napoli. we'll have to wait a few more days to celebrate their 1st league title 33 years after being held to a surprise home draw by saline. tanner, hundreds of thousands of found flooded the center of the city, expecting the home when they needed to seal a title in record time only for their side to concede a late equalizer. napoli need just one more point from their remaining 6 games, a loss to kill the title when diego mara donna was in the team. ah, this is out there. are these your top stories? she don's army and the power military rock and support forces of agreed to a 3 day extension on a.