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the printer german culture. is very high class. in this country. gramma. to me it's all that. i'm rachael. post. this is. coming up. to the philippines nearly 2 decades. in the country. to find out why and look at what's being done. another weekend of hong kong protests follows a similar. warning from china does not president xi jinping indicates how much he's willing to tolerate. flooding across.
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the island nation. welcome. it's good to have you with us it's a threat the philippines thought. that sparked off in 1000 years. at least 2 children have been found to have contracted the virus it has also been detected in sewerage in manila and a waterway in the south of the country the government has declared an outbreak and efforts are being made to immunize billions of children by some estimates 3 out of 5 children in the philippines are not immunized against polio is a highly contagious disease that spreads through contact and immunization is the only way to prevent it. that's one of the n.s.a.
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has been monitoring the philippines response to the outbreak and joins benaud from manila and estimates for the number of children under the age of at risk at about 11000000 what is being done to reach them. so the philippines after eradicating polio for nearly 2 decades confirmed 2 cases and the health department has classified this as an outbreak to curb this outbreak the health department has launched 3 rounds of vaccination targeting some 6 point $6000000.00 children under the age of 5 suspects the nation dr will be in 2 sites one is in metro manila and the other is in selected areas of mindanao which is in southern philippines this is where the 2 sites where the 2 cases of polio were confirmed that i went with the health department workers today and they were doing a sweep of the neighborhoods literally knocking on every door to ask if there were children under the age of 5 in the house and if they could be vaccinated they
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visited daycare centers they even set up kiosks at train stations it was a very intensive vaccination campaign to make sure that no child left behind but children are being left behind i know that's appears to be the reality why is that happening why is the vaccination program not being as effective as expected. that's true but actions very unfortunate that a few years ago there was a vaccine scare over the dang back so in the dang good vaccine scare that caused vaccination rates across all diseases and all health department programs to just. parents were terrified of vaccines they refused to have their children vaccinated health care workers told me that when they would do a vaccination right like the ones they did today parents would hide their children they would slam the door in their faces and in one very extreme case a parent chased away health care workers with a knife so they were just very very terrified of vaccines and this caused the
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vaccine trust to just plummet. health emergency to hit the philippines. after the measles and brick and build these together the lives of more than $1500.00 people what does that say about the philippines is. the philippine health care infrastructure is insufficient and it's got more bad news because for 2020 the health care budget has been slashed by about 10000000000 paso's or the women of about 175000000 euro this is going to affect the manpower that's needed by the health department for monitoring and surveillance programs of outbreaks that this one with polio and i think we also have a think about the vaccine scare is continuing to impact the public's perception of vaccines there's been a massive loss of trust in vaccines and in the public health care system now the
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budget that would have been used to fund education programs and information campaigns to bring back that trust has now been slashed the health care department definitely had its job cut out for it. was from manila thank you very much for that . thank you. in just a few words china's leaders has conjured a chilling image of how he might deal with those who want to break with the state while a visit to nearby over the weekend president xi jinping said this anyone who attempts to split any region from china when the parish with their bodies smashed and bones ground she did not blame anyone specifically but his comments come. to hong kong over the weekend protestors in flash mobs across the city businesses and metro stations police organized
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a muscular response and made scores of arrests. a correspondent phil asked them what they thought of she's comments. so you guys are taking part in another protest this evening you all heard president she's comments over the weekend how does that make you feel does it does it worry you just along here it doesn't worry just another people it's just the fact that we all listen want. speech was but she still hadn't listened to our voices 5 demand not one last i hopefully after the other 4 immediately ok so one of your demands the complete scrapping of the exhibition which stops these protests is the one that's been met the other 4 demands included into bed independent investigations of the police and universal suffrage and how about you you have launched by president she's comments i don't feel we'll worry about what he said because. because he's afraid about his people. you know once one country
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is already there so there's so many ways. we can use only one way we can do so we have to stand out and fight for it ok and how about you you consent. really bother me because i think it gives us a real team. session harassment and. it's about him he led government to give to the policeman and it has been used to he says you're harassed a girl oh boy some protesters and also the pro is pros here is so it really gives us a break here so what you are firing to there is allegations that are doing the rounds here among protesters in hong kong that people have been sexually harassed and police stations after they've been arrests arrested and so when it comes to your 5
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to mons having heard what president she has said how confident are you that the remaining 4 will be met we are very very close because of one. demands already been answered the other for hopefully with the coming elections the chinese government will know the hong kong people will full o. the people who support the hong kong government with that elections. everybody will be a part of it and hopefully. the chinese government will know what our choices is being as heard today the district select yes that is taking place next month and how about you are you still confident. because you know. you can see the hong kong people in. their face to enough to to see who's to see people face to face. yes yes yes how about you and for me yes i am confident too. for the protests to
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go but. for now i think many people are afraid of the policeman because behave b.s. right now for me i am also afraid of the police because when i go out to the street when i see the person i walk away so it really scared me but i still. finish and achieve our goals. thank you thank you. thousands of rescue workers in japan have been working day and night in the wake of typhoon i give you this fighting rising floodwaters and helping stranded residents are the best which means speed in the philippines language tagalog is one of the most powerful typhoon typhoons to hit the country in 6 decades just say that in some areas up to 40 percent of your leverage fall was recorded in just 2 days
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as the rain winds subside the she is scale of the disaster is becoming clear though hagel has left the capital tokyo largely on sky it caused serious damage to several other regions. record breaking rains caused rivers to burst their banks and triggered landslides. the sheer force of the floods dragged this house into the river. cases so i pray for the souls of those who lost their lives. and for the well being of everyone affected by the storm you know you don't. search and rescue operations continue countrywide hundreds of thousands of emergency workers have been deployed searching for survivors by boaters. and even
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swimming through flood waters to find them. it was a lucky escape for this man stranded on a strip of land in calif sucky rescuers had to wade in to pull him to safety. but for some the only way to beat the rising tide was to go up. to. one air rescue ended in tragedy on sunday when the woman slipped from safety authority say she hadn't been sufficiently sick you would ask your mother to be what we sincerely apologize for the accident and stop. as the unprecedented water level slowly recede the focus turns from rescue to recovery. though things have calmed for now in his forecast or thora he's a warning people to stay alert as move flooding and mudslides could be possible.
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from sunday for just as an ongoing erected of false starts of old lady liberty atop one of the highest points in the city's activists trudge 4 hours after the summit of law and. all installed a structure that is said to represent the best as of resilience and determination for a more autonomous hong kong leader with those images that you're locked up by. which the for. the for.
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the need to keep. both for over the match and home the 4th time for the old also assuming that. the bottom of the valley is at the last dragon was one of those called the home. to agree books on. the something nice when i as streams of jurors are dealing with i mean i don't i killed many civilians i mean cash coming including my father one thing such as i
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was a student because i wanted to build a life for myself at least to polish for suddenly a life became malinche kind of stopped. providing insights global news that matters. d.w. for martin's. china's trade with the u.s. shrunk again in september they're protected trade war is clearly weighing on asia's powerhouse nevertheless spacings says it wants more talks before signing a so-called face one trade deal. also coming up it's yet another crucial week for britain and the e.u. deal or no deal that's the question which keeps the british currency volatile. and the last of the nobels the prize for economics goes to 3 economists from india
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europe and the us for their work on eradicating poverty will have a closer look at the 3 laureates. walk up to the business asia in berlin good to have you with us china wants further talks to hammer out the details off a phase one trade deal agreed by u.s. and chinese negotiators on friday bloomberg news reports these beijing may send a delegation to finalize a written deal that could be signed by u.s. president trump and the chinese president xi jinping at the asia pacific economic cooperation summit next month in chile there are reports china wants trump to also scrap a plant tariff in december in addition to the hike scheduled for this week. but this comes as a fresh data from china shows just how much the trade war weighs on its economy china's imports and exports fell by more than analysts expected in september official government data showed.

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