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what challenges lie ahead the wrong way too long the potions and the people in power have gotten away with not doing anything to fight the climate crisis. countless european election to bristol. next for discussion. is records. first attempt. to. european election in 26 g.w. . the fact that. this is news asia coming up on the program allegations of voter fraud in india indian opposition parties cry foul over reported vote machine at tampering this as exit polls to prime minister narendra modi and his hindu nationalist party for a big win also on the program. in talks done over each i believe
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at least $500.00 people are infected in one small town most of them children why is this happening we ask the un country director and. hong kong master craftsman painstakingly carved tiles for the city's favorite past time but this one is busy business faces trouble. i'm melissa chan and you're watching news asia it's good to have you with us people across india are waiting for the results from the country's marathon elections that count takes place on thursday with hundreds of millions of votes cast in ballot boxes like these it will be a massive task exit polls show incumbent prime minister narendra modi's party ahead and he's already acting like the winner. but opposition parties especially the
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indian national congress are crying foul they're concerned over reports of voting machine fraud some 2000000 elektra voting machines were used for this election and now some challenges are demanding the z.t. eighty's that's a voter verified paper audit trail which matches electronic votes to a paper tally here's what one congress party leader had to say. if there is a mishap or discrepancy then v v p 18 is for somebody elections should be counted again and if even one polling station has been tampered with then all the seats of assembly elections should be counted again you do far more on this we're joined by . well in delhi nisha tell us why some people think that there is vote tampering going on the allegations of war
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tampering us centered on some radios that been so accumulating over social media over the last couple of days these videos show potential dampening of electronic voting machines which are what is used in the elections all around the country this is the for us general elections where these machines have been used so widely and 22 opposition parties came together on tuesday and appealed to the election commission to intervene. give us some context for these allegations and these concerns why is this happening now people have been voting for weeks. well firstly the videos did so for streets and clear this is how the opposition parties justify coming out with their complaints now the party in power which is widely expected to win because of exit polls on the eve of the last phase that was on sunday the ruling party says it's a case of the of the opposition just complaining because they're about to lose so
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they're trying to tamper with the credibility of the elections but it's also worth noting that over these elections the credibility of the election commission has been called into question that have been questions raised about if the election commission is actually biased towards the ruling party and if it has actually a north complaints against the ruling body so all in all all of these things actually make it more problematic and this is why the opposition parties think that more serious action is to be taken than what has been planned out was that we counting tomorrow on may 23rd and so if the opposition parties decide to go ahead and challenge this are we looking at a delay in terms of the results which we expect on thursday is that correct but the opposition parties already met with the election commission one of the requested me is that there is a way to verify if the electronic voting machines did are operating correctly they wanted that to be done early in the morning on thursday before the rest of the counting began the election commission has already said no we will not be doing
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that people be doing it in the evening as already planned as was just requested by the supreme court of india but if in the evening a mismatch is found if there's any trouble with the verification of ray's electronic warding machines it is expected that there will be trouble brewing and that results could still be delayed till the next morning you may as well thank you . in pakistan a spike in the number of children testing positive for hiv has sent parents into a panic over the past several weeks entire families have shown up at clinics demanding blood screenings at least 500 people have since been identified as hiv positive most of them children the epicenter of this outbreak appears to be in the southern sindh province in villa carnot district here's our story. news of the outbreak trickett stampedes to ratu darrow's hospitals hundreds of frightened women wanted to get themselves and their children tested for hiv as
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quickly as possible officials are still investigating but they believe a local pediatrician may be responsible for infecting at least 500 people most of them children by reducing contaminated syringes. within these kids are getting sick in the general population the doctors and their advice on why the medications that repeated exposure goes in has lead to this. b.b. thought her child ali was just having a cold when he had fever but when she heard about the outbreak she took ali for screening and the bad news came. out of all they were in great pain the day we heard about our son being dyke as a hiv positive we went through many sleepless nights and wants to get our son looking healthy again and we'd be heartbroken for
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a child who just turned 10 recently but. health workers have screened tens of thousands of people but this is not the 1st outbreak to hit the district in recent years more than a 1000 people in the region reportedly tested positive for hiv in 2016 that outbreak was linked to sex workers. health officials say around 23000 people have hiv nationwide but they estimate 3 times that number remain undiagnosed that and sloppy medical practices are making it extremely difficult for pakistani authorities to bring hiv under control. joining us now is dr maria barr a mayor with u.n. aids in islamabad a doctor as we saw in that report it looks like a pediatrician was responsible for this most recent outbreak what more do we know about the investigation rather the day before or having
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this opportunity to talk about this whole issue of oil well being. this is not actually the 1st place b.c. this is a really a think the lines a.j. we outbreak in pakistan and up for. seoul out there have been some measures that have been done and the government is a little cool to fall back but i think there has to be more measures more aggressive measures that we don't. want in terms of this particular case it looks like it's because of a pediatrician is there something in terms of a problem with the way doctors are being trained in general are these outbreaks all connected to pediatric clinics. indeed there has been what we've all heard about the practice of education well apparently was the source of the use of those sanctions but if i was in larkana last week they dearly it's not only about
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what i'm practicing education but it's about the culture of practice that are that of and save. it and save many of the injections that's happening in the police there is a very strong demand from the blood and from the patients in the community for injection day because. the practice go to where you know and sterilize or i believe those are being used to be believed by what they call a quack doctor worse in this type of data set so it's not only about one source but we think it's what people source that meets about the practice of unsafe left as usual in a safe manner that injections very interesting doctor bar email thank you we
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turn to hong kong and if you ever visit you will likely see the game of mahjong at some point it's the city's favorite pastime played right out on the streets and in legal or illegal gambling rooms it's so much a part of the city's identity officials declared it part of hong kong's cultural heritage but almost as soon as the government made that announcement came the decline young people like their cellphones and video games and that eats into mahjong time while it's not exactly a dying tradition here's one bit of mahjong that is in peril. a master craftsman at work king is one of hong kong's last remaining mahjong covers. in his tiny store he engraved every tall by hand an anomaly in an era of mass produced plastic . when you look closely you can see each handmade mahjong tile is different it's because i caught them one after another completing the one by one instead of using a mole and. the 65 year old has spent decades honing his
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skills he's mahjong said start at $350.00 euros that's 10 times the price of machine made toils even so he still struggles to make a living. now there are only one or 2 stores in the area and business is poor is because the younger generation doesn't play much on that often even if they do play it they play on their phones. but some young people still like it hands on here at hong kong's chinese university members of the mud society meet every wednesday. the game has been played like this for more than a century the engravings edged into asia's cultural bedrock. i think the hand. is a form of. something to appreciate and clicked on almost too precious to play with . for. generations king
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wants to keep that tradition alive he hosts workshops to share his passion for carving. it's a steep learning curve for these casual students. a manual that i didn't know. but this is you have to pay close attention to how to exert your strings. how to make a presentable and perfect line. i even have to pay attention to my own posture is a long 16 try you know but he way that would lead me is. the intense skill it takes just to make a few strokes and to get something so beautiful out of it. struck by a stroke sunshine king is making sure that margarine stays in hong kong and wherever possible stays handmade. will be easy now with a look at the election aftermath in indonesia
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