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be abandoned. when the water. stopped its happening faster than anticipated. a massive break those are supposed to prevent flooding but they only delayed going to. go when live in the future. 66 may busy sea levels starts june 5th on g.w. . this week on the world stories. china lingering fear under a new start. russia ballet dancers training at home. but 1st to south africa a country with the toughest measures to combat the coronavirus it's even. the sale

of alcohol and fast as triggered a surge in home brewing. in the township of lang in cape town business for richard became year has been brisk despite the coronavirus pandemic that is produced and one item in particular is selling very well pineapples he sells 20 cases every 3 days even though the price has doubled since public wish to actions began. to serve the out of the hotel you know this this is that was sitting in the moment now but why is there the new one because if it were they depended on each year to get something to drink. that's why michael b. has come here the hobby brewer shopping for pineapples as well as yeast apples grapes and sugar. industry pilot pool and. back home harvey and a friend are testing their latest brew it's been fair mentoring in

a bucket for 5 days that process turns this liquid to alcohol he says he can't understand why the government has banned the sale of alcohol. i think also it affects our financial state in terms of the country and also obvious people that people that depend on steadily as well would have to make ends meet so now they can't i don't think the government should bend that i think men should reconsider opening up and so maybe a few hours maybe 3 hours during the day south africa has implemented a 5 tier social restriction system alcohol will only go on sale again when the country reaches a let level 3 expected by the end of may according to government adviser salim abdul karim the country's pandemic peak will most likely be sometime between late july and september the extent to which. we need emergency

triad. of all is a major. you know 3 different ways. of consulates in terms of modern vehicle accidents. interpersonal violence and injury i mean in trying to merge and also. strongly linked to alcohol and then get it out of. use you know actually a tight labor sources so are those those tend to occupy very substantial amount of . military meanwhile the shadow economy in a lang a township and across the country he's driving this cost the state millions in lost tax revenues michael but harvey plans to continue making his own pineapple beer even though he readily admits he'd much rather have a glass of fine red wine. while

china's government congratulates itself on its handling of the corona crisis many people there are worried if it's really safe to return to business as usual. a bit of normality for 8 year old momo and his parents as restrictions in china have largely been east people slowly return to their pretty epidemic routines playgrounds and streets fill up shops have reopened even as official propaganda constantly reminds people to stay vigilant this banner reminds the residents be responsible. yeah. you know on the surface the epidemic's influence on our lives is weakening. but i have the feeling that this isn't over yet it still affects our lives our movements. i just bought an electric

scooter so i won't have to use public transport anymore. so young queen manages an art gallery husbanding house young is an artist even before the epidemic took hold he used to work from home while momo spent his days in school and so young we came home for dinner but for the last 3 months the 3 of them had been confined to their apartment. there was a lot of friction between the 2 of us in the beginning but after a short while we became a lot friendlier with each other. that's gone quite well you're. just as. schools are still closed most classes are taught online homework is handed in on a chat up. but most mother is back at work with no more than a handful of daily new cases reported nationwide the government is pushing for

businesses to return to normal. or general musharraf. i feel the situation is under control now i feel safe. and that has a lot to do with the government's response. to the i feel that in such an extreme situation china's system is able to respond better than those of western countries but young is more skeptical a confidence has been shaken during the last few months. well so shout when i try not to watch the news too often so i worry less and if i have to i prefer to rely on people i know friends who work in the media and whom i trust as well as people in chat groups who i feel are reliable that's how i try to stay up to date. i avoid state media. she does not want to elaborate further. she feels censorship is too sensitive to

discuss in public the family is now figuring out how to deal with the uncertainties that lie ahead. in germany shops are reopening and that's key to reviving the economy but big new rules and restrictions about hygiene and social distancing are keeping shoppers away. saturday used to be shopping day but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. your friends it's area here everything's changed too few passes by too few people too few potential customers. mark line day is touring the 65 or so shoe stores belonging to his family they've come back after the 4 shut down but the

customers haven't. since we reopened on april the 20th we've done 40 to 90 percent less business in the same time last year depending on the location that's a very dramatic drop. not having enough customers is just one problem but the whole atmosphere is poor social distancing measures blocked off areas and queuing in front of stores all discouraging visitors from shopping even if money isn't the problem. romeo get when we have the money but we're not spending it we don't go out to dinner to a bar we're not going out to do any shopping either. it's just not any fun right now this doesn't feel normal yet to me as we have we are mega cool i used to buy more than i do these days but wearing a mask and sweating in the store i don't feel like doing that. retailers are in a state of emergency where houses are full of stock unsold during lockdown winter

boots and summer are a hard sell. no chance no one's going to buy them until probably october but. instead they're selling what's in high demand disinfectant and facemasks that's the shoe stores hottest new trend the manager says she fears for her job but she understands why she's not getting customers. yes you do become more restrained in your shopping habits no one knows how long it will last how long the short time working measures will last it makes you shop more attentively. i mean. if business doesn't pick up by the summer there might be a wave of retail bankruptcies the more people lose their jobs the less they can buy a vicious circle recovery might still be on the cards if a 2nd wave of the virus can be prevented.

code 19 is hitting russia very hard lockdown has been strict people have had to exercise at home and that holds for famous ballet dancers to. the least are the rules smallest stage this is how the day starts for evander and mario you know grad of out in the arctic or the alsa just outside of moscow and not in a studio like before and that's also how both ballet dancers have kept to themselves in shape of the past 2 months by doing classical moves on just 6 could be meters before the girl no virus pandemic yvonne was a principal dancer at the renowned. in scent petersburg.

wife marie had been chanting audiences as a leading soloist at moscow's the bolshoi ballet. however since mid march to the can't bear form anymore at least not in the usual way. you can take the theatre from us artists but you can't take our creativity and as you mentioned we train every day to try and stay in shape but of course we still end up getting out of the shape we were in with nice staging area rehearsal rooms and none of the real physical strain that we usually had like when we trained more than 6 hours a day. cultural life in russia has been on hold for more than 2 months now. the seats at the bolshoi theatre have remained empty and an aunt of that emptiness is still not in sight. you can't put a protective mask on an opera singer nor on a wind instrument player. and in a music theater with its numerous participants you cannot carry out measures that

protect against the coronavirus a music theater can only open up again once those protective measures have been completely removed. and no one knows when that will be along with the u.s. and brazil russia has one of the highest number of 1000 factions of any country ruled white. and it's keeping both ballet dancer speech on c.d.'s and to marry up in a crowd of up stock at their home in moscow. take

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