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has had a very rough few months people that can pick. now there we head to south korea for many a role model when it comes to tackling the pandemic preparing for a 2nd way. in march this graphic shots around the world flattening the cut is all about slowing the coronavirus infection rate to avoid crippling a country's health care system. so far in germany seems to have worked to other countries have had a harder time and what happens next expert sees 3 possible scenarios one suggests there might be a 2nd and possibly a 3rd wave of infections similar in intensity to the 1st the 2nd predicts another far worse wave around 6 to 9 months after the initial one like with the spanish flu of 1900 and the surge anticipates a series of. smaller waves with the worst behind us. south korea

dealt well with the 1st wave of infection death rate was comparatively now the infection rate is rising again. is a satellite town near so. in the municipal library building a walk in clinic has been set up it should help to prevent or curtail any 2nd wave of covert 19. part of the city health department says the key policy goal is swift action to halt the spread of the virus. some patients are sick but don't have the coronavirus. ringback could all know that we don't send them to hospital because they could get infected. it also takes the pressure off the hospitals their facilities and stuff. that if somebody does have the virus we quickly establish that here and then minimise the risk of further spread.

upstairs there are facilities to quarantine 10 patients if the virus might be in the air there is a quick mint in place to remedy the situation. room is contaminated this device lowers the air pressure and also filters the air but. the government is setting up a 1000 clinics like this one across the country to be as well prepared as possible . the sole metropolitan area is home to 26000000 people a swift containment of any outbreaks has been and will continue to be key. 1 june work of the korea's centers for disease control and prevention says a 2nd wave is inevitable. so the government thinks it'll be in the autumn and winter but we're already concerned right now in the light of what happened in the nightclub district. that can be an outbreak of corona virus at any time until we

have a vaccine the korea centers for disease control and prevention are rather pessimistic . a man who later tested positive had visited several clubs in that part of seoul and has been linked to a cluster of cases the clubs were shuttered and through contact tracing 35000 people tested the outbreak was brought under control. if an upsurge uncovered $1000.00 coincides with the return of flu in the autumn that could represent a diagnostic challenge as symptoms can be similar so testing will be key and indeed there are more and more places where one can just turn up and get tested for the corona virus. we also have a long x. ray machine that takes the pressure off hospital emergency departments and we have

space for wheelchairs we can also deal with people brought here by ambulance compared to the early days of the outbreak this represents significant progress. because of that cluster of cases linked to nightclubs the return to school for 12th graders was delayed. getting into school now resembles going through security at an airport some students still feel nervous. but some people just don't follow the rules so you can never really feel safe. i don't feel good about this i don't want to go in because of money. well south korea has been prepared at high speed for any resurgence of covert 19 at least some people remain nervous about resuming life as normal. was. 100000 square kilometers that's roughly the surface area of south korea and it can

be a useful comparison when considering the devastation experienced during australia's summer at least 100000 square kilometers of australia said the size of south korea were destroyed during the last forest fire season all states were affected in particular in new south wales and victoria in the southeastern part of the country the fires peaked in december and early january by which time many were out of control a total of $33.00 people die and say estimates around a 1000000000 mammals birds and reptiles entire harvests were destroyed and then came the coronavirus how are people there doing. so small. as it was. in december 29000 robert coleman's when yacht came close to being destroyed by a bushfire the flames were just 100 metres from his vines the grapes survived but

were badly affected by smoke taint. disgusting but. it is in the blue mountains west of sydney he's had to dump most of his harvest. the wine australia association estimates that 60000 tonnes of the national grape crop have been lost. when people say smoked off and that people associate that with like a very heavy. smoky sort of flavor and so it's not like that at all if you have smoked and it's like picking up a dirty ashtray at a pub and licking the ashtray it's just that crude and revolting. also lost most of his harvest to smoke taint even though the bushfires were over 100 kilometers from his vineyard initially he thought his grapes were not harmed. the new year's bush for it was a couple 100. it was just. going to be.

on. leverage here attention on the branches. and then there was the suggestion we should pepsin them of testing and when they were tested they were nasty. new south wales was hardest hit by the bushfires that raged in several parts of the country slowly nature is recovering but australians are still dealing with the aftermath this is all that's left of the lawrence family's home there are 6 of them now living in a shed. and it's a lawrence had to tap into her savings to make matters worse she lost her job at the local school when the covert 1000 pandemic broke out and australia went into lockdown the family is living in limbo. the same best thing you know when you're a parent and you can't provide for your kids but for us it's been say.

even getting the dinner it's difficult neighbors came to their rescue david croak and his crew built the family a bathroom and a heating system with the help of donations and state assistance that should see them through the winter. it lost everything and respond i think you know this. is a completely. little to maintain initially being tired. phrase and. across new south wales communities are struggling to get back on their feet in rebuilding and cleanup efforts have been hampered by the pandemic. matthew hatcher runs a donations logistics team many large organizations have to pull out volunteers when covert hits even though the help was needed. many people around here lost not

only the homes but that jobs as well. it's a tourist region but visitors are staying away. we were churning along a very well machine. and it kind of stopped the donations the money flowing in we know there was hundreds of millions of dollars donated from the world to this region. for the bushfires our group sold none of that realistically we've gone through private donors. hopes that lessons have been learned. he's optimistic. but i think it is try to be very accustomed to. floods. which. i think is just farmers or people growing things i know you're part of. the

change picture. he's hoping for the best he wouldn't be a vintner if he wasn't resilient. and now from australia has been we head to the colombian and east to check out a very popular. welcome to sylvia a village in the colombian and these 3000 meters above sea level its cool climate makes it a popular tourist destination visitors also come to enjoy a local specialty. that. makes delicious. i'm going to show you how to make it so you can make them at home nothing and sold past. our dough fritters they can be sweet or savory they're popular across latin america posy says they're eating with most

meals in colombia. i use a kilo of baking mix i had a pound of starch and 4 eggs. along with sugar salt and baking powder then. next comes the cheese ideally it should be milk heard. what we also used traditional colombian cream cheese ok so. now i add the milk added to the dough very slowly because it shouldn't be too much. the dough is ready when it no longer sticks to the hands of form small balls and then dunk them in hot oil. say you deep fry them for about 15 minutes until they're golden brown the color of cinnamon.

because a charge is $300.00 pesos or about 7 euro cents for the little. pill is going to be about more bearable i come from out of town but i let you know by an office that i believe i'm a regular i come here nearly every day because i get it working but it doesn't take the heat. of the day to day to. know. that so light and fluffy. and you can taste the egg. i will. let you do the really delicious. and well done with it about you. like everyone in serbia jose can't wait until the coronavirus pandemic is over. the village in the end is can get really busy especially around carnival and easter.

and clean water we all need it to survive but millions of people have no access to it before the qur'an a pandemic are reported thomas has a visited some informal settlements in kenya's capital nairobi that he met residence to 10 minutes to 10 things around. freeing the nairobi river from the garbage might seem like a never ending battle the name nairobi comes from kenya's myside tribe and means cool and refreshing water but these days the cool waters are littered with refuse concerned residents from the nearby slum no longer accept the environmental disaster right at their doorstep. then you got the car when we were young the river wasn't as dusty so we decided to clean it in the past we went swimming in the river but that's not possible anymore because the water quality has changed we want to

try to return it to the way it used to be. lydia one boy is one of about 70 residents from the korogocho slum in eastern nairobi who works with the organisation common green solutions they dedicated themselves to protecting the environment one boy knows that the pollution in the river is now threatening those who live there or where water on a would be the water of the nairobi river has become dangerous which is and i knew about the children play there and because they have nowhere else to swim no matter you may also go into the water. but it's full of unhealthy stuff and the children get diarrhea and skin diseases are going to and i know kenya is suffering from more frequent droughts 2 to climate change people here depend on the river for water they use it to wash their clothes and irrigate their fields the kenyan authorities have been slow to react to the pollution problem in the river the residents there

feel they've been left to deal with it on their own fredricka kinda the chairman of calm green solutions felt that way too he decided to take advantage of a rare visit by a government representative. nick you've got to do it not by we're not cleaning the river because we want recognition we're doing it because we want to when the government started to recognise our work we had already started doing it you see this rubbish that we've collected here we've asked for machines to collect it but they never come so we wanted to raise concerns. not go to the only man. i understand that there are challenges to get the equipment that you're asking for but as director of environment i'll make an effort to get those resources we have to you. young people. the activists are still waiting for the government to finally keep their promise. at the river the main source of the pollution is clear.

in the adjoining slums there's no system in place to collect garbage we don't have any specific collection point but they've got to be so people inside the community they just. said there are tonight when you have not tied down they're just dumping them into their uber and because only half of nairobi's more than 4000000 residents are connected to the sewage system waste water is pumped directly into the river untreated what it is with the beauty will become to go make you i think you threw up on the ceiling and used to make sure that they're not being donated internet would be for that you might be like if you look. but the nairobi rivers life is already being compromised at its source which is located in the un dearie wetlands in the western part of the kenyan capital around 50 kilometers from the coral gautreaux slum the wetlands are the only peat bog in the country there

are vital for the binding of climate damaging carbon dioxide but in the former bird sanctuary there are hardly any animals left the pollution stats right from here because it is now surrounded by greenhouses those who have down greenhouse funny know that it is chemical intensive. people use copious amounts of fungus aids and abets to say it's in order to protect the across. from where it breaks you can see that the water is already what you did and by the time it reaches. it is a completely toxic free for. people like nuff tali moon guy and his team are trying to see the river at the source and they're getting a helping hand from mother nature herself we both wrists along this wetland they

are very good. trees when it comes to save been in the meadows that coming out of the greenhouse. freeing the wetlands of poisons and filth is essential if they want the wildlife to return. now the government has to keep its promises. the government seems to be in slumberland when it comes to coming up with policies that are serious about solving. and you see how we treat our idea of us as our reflection of who we are as a society when i look at the amazing. friends of on the wetlands and when i hear about other community groups downstream i see a lot of the people of the nairobi river have taken on the challenge and want the

river to once again be worthy of its name nairobi cool and refreshing water. and now to israel home to the world's largest population of also. many a deeply religious marriage raising children seeking to live in harmony with religion and hearing to the holy scriptures and the words of the rabbi's. clothing to his highly regulated men often wear traditional hats like the large round. women's outfits tend to be more modest but there are some here with more extravagant tastes. 35 kilometers west of jerusalem it's home to many orthodox jews shops are reopening as the coronavirus lockdown eases but anyone with a fever won't be allowed in devorah alone is both also docks and modern and she's a fashion stylist. some may be surprised that that is possible in the community

where women's clothing is supposed to be modest. i really haven't been able to work at all obviously stores were closed completely for 24 months trying to rebuild as a business i was on pause for 2 months but i'm trying. to before the coronavirus hit it. we went to meet in jerusalem where she may need works. is not a hotbed of fashion. i think her coming right back into work today my name is adorable on i am a personal stylist i have been doing styling my love 8 it's my favorite cities and today i'm going to show you some of my favorite. teams around the city. to blue was born in the united states is 38 years old married and has 5 children and gave it to me on a. back in february business was good outings to the shops with well attended

clients also mutton and also ducks as married women they cover the head but they say they can choose to use caps head wraps scarves have a weeks. it is difficult i only wear skirts or dresses i don't work hands so that limits a whole section of clothing that might be in a regular store i'm not going to wear so i definitely like to find brands that produce a lot of dresses that are closer to the knee and skirts that are closer to the knee but i don't have a sense to you know i like to be very comfortable that you close but i also get very overwhelmed when i go shopping. i want to get a sense of what's out there maybe give me give me the choice is greater than the clients had expected fashion by israeli design is selective to flora's help i don't think i make a lot of stuff. chop it off and you can save the rest and look at her

and asked if you are truly redesigning. instead of hiding flaws like we're taught to do so and i always say confidence is a back best accessory so no matter what you're wearing if you feel good if you look good and you feel like yourself in it that's going to really come out i'm guessing we're not going to talk. some of her clients prefer home visits with checks out the wardrobes and recommends ways to become more stylish you know where to look arena doesn't want her face to be seen on television but she is ready for a fashion make of a. stage one what to do or likes to call editing clearing out the closet. or 2 off and that's when i feel a little mean. i enjoy it but people like someone just here is you know what she's been very busy with. doing the coronavirus crisis shopping trips and visits were suspended ultra-orthodox communities came in for a lot of criticism for allegedly not following the rules about social distancing

and wearing masks. i don't understand is going to be here and i can't explain the media i know i care from day one we've been sort of this thing. my kids even played a friends for for almost 7 was. how they were visible. yeah it's disturbing when people don't follow the rules. now things are getting back to normal the family including her 4 sons are proud that she's become an influence among modern orthodox women. devorah and one daughter may be outnumbered at home gender wise but they know how to assert themselves. on. the special much prettier in person and really need for now consultations advice social media. face to face meetings with clients will be resuming eventually. there is more than one way to be a modest orthodox woman still be covered in

a certain way but look amazing and be able to go into any store not just religious model stores and get buy things off the rack and really be creative in the way the way you dress from point is think they can do more so than girls really they're better and all that but they're not only love that girl the love them by. as bully boys and girls clearly both do things i have a lot of clients who do that they have to you know check with their husband or make sure their husband approve before they get something yeah i do and it bothers me because i think that you should where you like him one is you happy and feel comfortable and that's that. i told him with that devoted husband back to business venture all the way he works in a bank in tel aviv i'm sure you like he says he doesn't have a clue about fashion he takes his wife said vice like shows us the goodies socks she chose for him. he says i know.

who wears the figurative pens in the family only men wear trousers in the orthodox jewish community. that's all from us that global 3000 this week what did you particularly enjoy about the program do tell us right to global 3000 a d w dot com and if you haven't already check us out on facebook d w women we're back next week see you then. looking.

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