ah, we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. if the human suffering that we report. we brave bullets and bomb and we always include the views from our sites with trump, civilians are running out of fuel and food to dance. boring. forces extend a shaky seas far for 3 more days. tens of thousands of people are scrambling to get out of su down to escape what the un describes is an unprecedented situation. ah, nicholas, this is out there a lot. also come a resounding victory from her boys ruling right wing candidates and puts people presidential

election. and you as regulates as rush to find a rescue, had to buy the trouble 1st republic bank. ah. so then students, warren policies of accused each other violating a fragile seas file which has been extended for 72 hours. hundreds of people have been killed in a violent past struggle between the army and the power military rapid support forces. the un, it's sending his chief evade. as an envoy to sue don martin griffith says the humanitarian situation. there is reaching quote, breaking point. here, morgan reports not from part to the nigerian students run for cover and to the like, millions of others, they've been trapped in the city for more than 2 weeks. the united nations is warnings, sudan is falling apart. as the army and the paramilitary group,

the rapids support forth this battle for control, they are shortages of food, water, fuel, and medicine. the interior ministry has deployed extra police officers in hot assume to stop looting with what people really want is a permanent ceasefire. so far, several for mediated truth has barely held the announcement of a new 3 days. he's fire hasn't generated much optimism among people here in hard to me. many say the fire mean little as they continue to with ms. the fighting and remain cut off from many of their basic needs. and these are the soldiers near a bridge that connect her 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 see this rescue ship in port sudan is taking a vacuous,

the saudi arabia around $5000.00 theory and say they're being processed more slowly than other nationalities. what, sorry in time. and 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. so in ad, again, on the egypt, sudan border satellite images, she accused of buses waiting to take people across others, half flown home on the 1st 2 days of the war. he was action info to daniel, a couple of jets flying over and some bombs landing. but imported in salt required . so look with obviously a lot of military action, but no flight. but everyone's teens. every on but even the sudanese people we work with wanted to go back to normal because i just want the country to grow and prosper. former prime minister alba lamb duke has added his voice to those calling for an end to the conflict. oh warning it could deteriorate into one of the worst

civil wars in the world. he bought morgan al jazeera autumn, well continued fight. he is making it difficult for thousands of people trying to leave sir john medea make you a treacherous journey to portugal and on the eastern coast for evacuation ships thousands of pack the area. some of waited for days to board a ship, many them a syrian to float a civil war in their own country. if now be not rooted again. so does she dance, living to a moment of real terror, real terror? i'm talking about dead bodies in the streets. we smell the dead bodies as we were coming from khartoum. the firing the shelling. she dan is seriously in the state of real war and the craven. how, while we are on 3 to 5000, the numbers large inside the ports, and also along the cornish people are sleeping on the ground with those children elderly. the ill, every one will a neighboring south due to an evacuation flights have started. arriving from saddam

and hiring, natasha met some of the evacuees in the capitol, juba, early 3 slides like this every day. and they've been sponsored by local businessmen who say the service is free. people don't have to pay. all they have to do is they get from saddam to south florida and then want to i'm and that's the abiding loan. yeah. did you best sell to don capital we all, some of them on the journey was like probably gone. and they said that more people are still coming and it's mainly women, the elderly and children i've been in, i really suffering. there are no food that i know what people are dying. there is a certain lady who died because our baby bad that i know me because the bud see the busing id the if i think it all it within the 50. yeah. even the, with the international community is trying to resolve

a conflict in don here, insulted on politicians, are trying to organize face to face meetings between representatives from the city and his army. and the parliamentary are, if again, the 2 sides to sit down together may take time. parramatta, the al jazeera java or food of fuel shortage is in sedona. so bad that well, food program warns that the conflict could plunge into east african region into a humanitarian crisis. aid work has se, don't have enough food to help a new way of refugees fleeing to neighboring countries. thousands of suit days have been streaming across the border into countries. this is china in search of safety . was around on they came and attacked village and when some people wanted to get out of their houses, the kill them. i didn't live it all started around 12, and 3 am. we took refuge at a local police station. they told us we cannot stayed because the fighting had started. i'd called my children and told them to take my grandchildren and leave. and then we fled on foot with the un says as an urgent need for support for those

who have been forced to leave everything behind. if we send to acknowledge it will be too late, or any season is coming in few weeks. and if we don't provide any assistance, will the people the road will be blocked and all of that will be so i'm so we definitely need to provide assistance in terms of what the house and shows are as quickly as possible in order to food. also in order to as well that people are safe and protect outages in the bought a ton of ad ray and chad where refugees, especially children facing di conditions. people are still coming. what know the post camp set up by the international organizations like the united nations. i had more than 4000 refugees will been registered, formerly 100 small,

still looking in trying to register themselves and their families in that particular camp. and yesterday we moved to a different camp, which is magic gilda ad there. we found between 404-502-5000 refugees in that particular camp. and we also understand not far from where we are right now. some people have sort of moved to their families, especially women and children, and located in a village just close by. here we go. there is no presence of 8 organizations in the place. so we expect hundreds more located in that community and they are spread within families and also spread under trees. and in the open spaces, basically the united nations and all the agencies who are trying to help this refugees projecting to help at least 20000 refugees in the past one week or so. but what we're seeing right now, the refugee numbers could go much,

much higher than that already. the amount of food being delivered is not sufficient enough to last in the family for 5 days. so what we're looking at probably, unless food a derive you will have significant issues. yeah. health issues, malnutrition issues already the united nations children's fun is talking about dia, situation for children or back in sudan. the international committee of the red cross is delivered its 1st shipment of humanitarian aid and includes about 8 tons of medical supplies to help physicians treat wounded civilians. moving forward, the monetary group says they will need guarantees of ensure it can safely transport supplies and hostile errors, including the capital call to leona thinker is a spokeswoman for the international committee, the red cross and says, the ongoing fighting is posing serious that justice challenges for agencies, it was incredibly difficult from the logistical and security perspective because

the civilian flights are canceled and they over to down have been closed. so it was incredibly difficult to find the way to bring the supplies into the country and port so done was the most appropriate place where we were able to bring the 1st shipment. but now even challenged is light lying ahead of us because now we also need to ensure that these supplies can reach hospital that, that 3 thing, the wounded people in the front plane. and this is going to harp. we're talking about surgical supplies, surgical materials for anastasia. this surgical material that should enable us to study lies some 1501 good people. so these, these are the, the material like of the 1st necessity for the surgeons to be able to treat the wounded people quickly.

ah, to paraguay where the conservative ruling party counted. it has won the presidential election with most of the votes counted. sounds your company as colorado party has been in power for most to the last 75 years. his st. left rival, a friend, the library lost by a huge margin, despite running a tight campaign or no family randal to day, we're not celebrating a personal triumph to day. we're celebrating the victory of a people who with their vote chose the path of social peace dialogue, fraternity and national reconciliation. people who sent a clear message that resentment hatred and quarrels on the way forward and all you out there is latin america editor alyssia newman was at penn years victory speech in the capital. a sancho? oh yeah. the people in paraguay. and he wants to become the lighting for the

country. and that is what we'll do better. i with medicine education, with the ivr name and no money than ronald morning with a lady who had a home and this time, but was unable to do so. what political analyst esteban political logo says the scale opinions victory will have surprised and disappointed his opponents. the campaign from the opposition side perhaps centered too much on an empty colorado discourse of blaming the followed other party or

a model of corruption that has been sort of in place for the last 70 years. and there with that generalization here sort of backfired and the colorado support kept together and divide, which is one of the keys to be able to win an election is to be able to divide the corolla party. i would say that the problem would be for such a conservative and pro di, one candidate in demilia of the regions tendency to more, more sort of a sort of progressive let's say, a vision of politics in the region and also squarely on the side of you know, dealing with china rather than we would tie one. so i think that what we can

probably see is a sense of isolation within south america within the idea of the integration of south america. the nicer lation of this president was going to be the odd one out that way. that could be any of illusion that we will see from a regional perspective. you as regulators are rushing to find a rescue, it's by the troubled 1st republic bank. several major financial institutions have reportedly been asked to make bits, 1st, republic chairs plunge last week after it revealed that customers had withdrawn $100000000000.00 and deposits in march. that was a month of silicon valley bank and signature bank collapsible to fears of a wide market fallout. allan fisher reports now from washington dc. will this rescue efforts been going on since the markets closed on friday? potentially this could be the 2nd biggest banking loss in us history. now you

remember back in march that the silicon valley bank esignature bank run into problems or foster public also had issues then with liquidity. and the big banks help them by sending money into their accounts. now here in the united states, if you open a bank account, anything up to 250000 dollars is covered by the regulator, the f d i see. but any deposit over that, if a bank went bust, you would lose it. and that's been the problem for 1st republic. a lot of these big investors have been asking for their money out up to that 250000 limit. no banks don't just keep money sitting around and they're both invest a lot of what they get in. and if they don't have the money to cover when people are demanding their money back, that's what starts what's known as a run on the bank. and that's what happened here to foster public know, the f d i. c and government regulators have been spending the weekend looking for someone to buy the bank in its entirety. but if they can't get that, then what they're going to do is try an auction off the most lucrative parts. and

it means that the government will be left with the loss making parts of the bank. now there was a if thought to be looking at this, or j. p. morgan chase at the bank of america and also p n. c, which is a bank which is based in pittsburgh, which seems to be keen because it wanted to buy for sure public not that long ago sled here in algiers. her, i corner below in manila were tens of thousands of her sercer calling from higher wages. and we looked at how john love of seaweed is cause you stink. ah hello, there is more heat flooding into the north of africa in the new week. but before we get there, let's have a look at the middle east and levant,

and we see some recovery to temperatures across the levant, as the worst of wet windy and when she weather pushes its way further east. across the caucuses, some one coming back into western parts of turkey, but the temperature is still below the average in ankara, temperatures. it's set to come down in place like iraq, as well as q weight and katara. that's thanks to a bit of a breezy wind blowing down, kicking up a lot of dust. we could see some hazy sunshine across southern part of saudi arabia into tuesday. now as we move to the north of africa, the heat is the story here, but bits and pieces of rain from a weather system across the mediterranean, dripping down into new z, pushing across into libya as the winds pick up it, it is a story of heat to get in morocco on tuesday, the temperature in rebec picking up to 27 degrees celsius for the south of this is the story of showers and storms with some heavy rain to come for the likes of tanzania as well as uganda and kenya for the south of this a dry a picture, particularly caused western parts of south africa,

but some isolated showers and thunderstorms in eastern south africa. but those tend to dry up as we go in to chew, stay ah, reviewing the headlines, dissecting what they say, which has decided to go live. was there really a full scale innovation, exposing how the media is used to shape up in the one factor that never seems to make a difference is it's untrue. it never happened. and how political powers can suppress free speech. if you drive to records, i need to be in the public, the police will be there in a much of 2nd. we are under close them, providing them the listening post your guide to the media on al jazeera, with

the me. how to get what you remind about some stories and she downs on me and the parent military rapid support forces have agreed to a 3 day extension on shaky sheets for despite the truce fighting continued in and around the capital come to on sunday. well, food program is warning that the conflict could plunge the entire east african region into a humanitarian crisis. aid workers of warnings, they don't have enough food to thousands of new refugees. paraguay is conservative, ruling policy candidates is one the presidential election opinion. colorado has been empowered for most the last so many 5 years left viable f in the leg lost by huge margin despite running tight tube as government in council, the nation's biggest annual event mondays may day parade because of an acute fuel

shortage. long queues at petrol stations have seen some drivers wait for days to fill the tanks. the government usually provides buses to transport hundreds of thousands of people across the island to attend the parade. the combination of us sanctions and reduced fuel supplies from cuba allied venezuela is causing the shortages. jay's granger is the editor in chief of the one is at his times, the political landless, specializing in latin america. and he says, economic pressures need to be really high for the cuban government to cancel such an event. i think the cancellation of this had been really speaks to the severity of the crisis. the key was going through the 1st time 259. if you read the 2 years, been part of it, but i think it speaks really to the multiple problems that key faces at the moment . and you know the president miguel? yes. can i said the other day that they normally show how they going to get out? but you had one of the heads of the union cheese the other day saying that now

we're a time of maximum austerity. as i said before, the president is blaming suppliers. but not supplying all of the needs that they have. but i think really, i think, as we said before, it's about the symbolism, the 6 of them across latin america is really international work is days, often capitalist in town. you know, actually a liberal. and i think it's about going to be cancelled in cuba countries. it really just, you know, like i said, on the line and how it look stream the cross ripples from the ground, say that morale is really low. the. i don't know the exact numbers, but i know impression to us at the moment is really high from cuba. i think the cancellation of that like this, i mean just seamless cues for the mile long lines the the petra, so they should they speak so much because you can see the cars lined up. you know, that this alone, you can look at the conditions that i think ultimately is really, you know, and if you have the president saying, we're not quite sure how we're going to gals. it's been, you know,

that doesn't mean speak very well, considering he's just been re elected for a 5 year term. obviously, impulse peculiar, it's difficult as it is just in terms of you get a caching in economy, but obviously the u. s. trading budget has a massive impact. i think what's quite interesting regionally, if you like, if there's a lot of the just spoken out about it of like, and perhaps that is to do with, you know, the shifting a lot of the elections apply to shifted liquids. obviously not in paraguay tonight, but i think, you know, i'll present humanizing, tina alberta fernandez called it and she made recently. we've had lulu in brazil speak out and i think, you know, it is something there's this pressure building on the us again, on the session. laurie folsom, it's officials in texas say they have 0 leads on the whereabouts of a man who's shot and killed 5 people on friday. hundreds of police searching for the suspect. i identified as francisco auto pays, and $80000.00 reward has been issued for information at vigil held in cleveland

survivor, the shooting described. the hiring moments of the incident people in his back has done have been voted on sweeping constitutional amendments. it could extend the president stay in power by more than a decade with apple has this report the, the power to choose in what president shelf cut mid the calls the new is back is done. nearly 20000000 people are eligible to have the say on major amendments to the constitution. some of the changes include abolishing the death penalty and establishing greater social and legal rights. in just a lot of the what 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 in power since 2016? present himself as a progressive? who's modernizing central asia, the most populous country? after much, we're going to 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 effectively 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 organisation such as human rights watch thor consider was becky, 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 is done? even adopted legislation that criminalizes any online criticism of the president. but every effort is being made to get people to the polls. i melissa, wanna leave it alone. jessica hummel's, 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, photo cannot come. we will take mobile boost to their houses, so i got the results of the referendum is expected in 10 days time. michael, apple al jazeera riley's taking place in the philippines to mock international work is day. thousands of people got that in the capital. manila trade unions organized march to highlight the hardships at work is face that increase in unemployment and rising cost of living members, seat high wages, job security, bodily labor,

poster from manila. i see your protesters right behind me. tens of thousands of workers, union leaders, activists, all converging on the streets of the philippine capital manila, there marching towards the presidential palace and they all have won loud call. they want an increase in the daily minimum wage fear. in the capital manila, the daily minimum wage is about 10 or $11.00 in the provinces. it's even lower. so they want the president boynton and marcus junior to hear their call. the president has not certified us urgent bills in congress that seek to raise the minimum wages . and now he's not in the philippines. he's in the united states to meet with us president joe biden. so they are disappointed that they are not going to have a face to face with the president. now, apart from raising the minimum wages,

they're also calling for an end to extra judicial killings of workers as well as disappearances of workers. just last week, a union leader in the central philippines was stab 15 times and please say this was related to a robbery. what they say must be related to his activism corner below al jazeera manila. a giant massive seaweed in the atlantic is discouraging tourists and threatening communities on the french caribbean island of martinique. mounds of the free floating saw gossum wash off on beaches and as it rots it releases toxic gases. fishermen and entrepreneurs have taken matters into their own hands to try and come up with a solution. i was under bars as this on a normal day, jose via tours restaurant looks out onto one of martinique pristine white beaches. on a normal day, his business is thriving and the air doesn't smell like rotten eggs. it's,

i guess the elephant with our gas m is the hardest challenge for us. every year we are forced to close our business because of the gas. there's just no way we can serve customers under these conditions. almost even solar. it started in 2011 millions of tons of the free floating brown seaweed called sarcasm, stretching for thousands of kilometers in the atlantic ocean enters the caribbean. it chokes, coves and blankets, beaches and as it rots it releases, toxic gases like ammonia and hydrogen sulfide people complain of sore throats, nausea and headaches. and it's happening close to the peak of the tourism season and is having a devastating effect on the economy in only me before it was very busy, but now with the seaweed there is no one left tourist. say they can't stay here. maybe because of their health or the smell, i don't know, but we can't get by without them. fishermen are doing what they can using booms

and nets and adapting their boats to trap hundreds of cubic meters of the algae every hour. i guess if it doesn't reach shore and it's collected in ines, it won't ross and release hydrogen sulfide. so we think it's one of the best solutions. that's why we're building other boats with new technologies to go even faster. because we realize that when there are large quantities of the seaweed, we have to move quickly to collectors, sir gas and blooms every spring in the atlantic. but in the past decade, it's been flourishing, breaking records nearly every year. scientists think ocean warming and industrial run off could be to blame that if the forecasts are not very good scientifically. i don't know what to do. humanly speaking, we are finding solutions and i think we will also reach a point where we will be able to use it as raw material for something. nasa has

already warned that 2023 is shaping up to be the largest bloom on record. the people of martinique will be on the front lines and hope the solutions they are developing will go some way to helping the rest of the caribbean. alexander buyers al jazeera. ah, so this is out there are these on the top stories in sue don's army. the paramilitary rapid support forces have agreed to a 3 day extension on a shaky seas, for despite the truce fighting continued in and around, the capital helped you on sunday. have morgan is in the capital while people here and the capital hard to him have not reacted much to this new announcement of a cease fire both by the rapid support forces.